Risk in cash flow estimating for capital budgeting can be defined as:
A.the chance that a cash flow will turn out to be worse than the estimate.
B.the chance that a cash flow will turn out to be different than the estimate, either better
or worse.
C.the chance that the cash flows that turn out to be more favorable than the estimate
won’t totally offset the cash flows that turn out to be worse than the estimate.
D.the chance that the NPV and/or IRR will turn out to be worse than the estimate.
E.All of the above describe the risk in cash flow estimating.
The Statement of Cash Flows does not include the change in retained earnings account
as it is embedded in the statement itself. Which of the following represents the items in
the cash flow statement that, when added together, equals the change in retained
earnings?
A.Net income, Stock account changes, Dividends Paid
B.Net income, Stock account changes, Dividends Paid, Dividend Income
C.Net income, Stock account changes, Dividends Paid, Addition to Retained Earnings
from Income Statement
D.None of the above