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Money matters

by Hue Chi
1

Having very limited available cash, despite possible profitability, making it difficult to meet short-term obligations like payroll, suppliers, or operations.

2

Operating with extremely low financial resources, barely sustaining business activities, indicating imminent risk of failure without immediate cash inflows or support.

3

Shifting limited funds between obligations to meet urgent payments, without solving underlying financial shortages or improving overall financial stability.

4

Prioritizing revenue expansion over profitability, often leading to unsustainable operations, weak margins, and increased financial risk over time.

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Having substantial financial resources available, enabling sustained investment, risk-taking, and the ability to absorb losses without immediate pressure.

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An investment or project that continually requires additional funds without generating sufficient returns, draining resources and offering little financial benefit.

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Inventory that cannot be sold or is obsolete, occupying storage space and tying up capital without generating revenue or business value.

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Money talks means

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Burn a hole in your pocket means

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Break the bank means

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Go Dutch means

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