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Cash vs Profit Quiz Marathon

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Cash and profit concepts in practice

by Walter Villamor
1

What is the main difference between cash flow and profit as discussed in the Bourne Motors scenario?

2

Why can a business show profit but still have cash shortages?

3

In cash management terms, what does liquidity refer to?

4

What happens if a firm relies on overtrading without sufficient cash?

5

Which statement best captures depreciation’s effect on cash?

6

According to the Bourne Motors case, what might banks consider when lending future cash?

7

What is a key reason cash is essential for a business in the examples?

8

Which term best defines ‘the money left after all costs have been subtracted from revenue’?

9

What does ‘net cash flow’ represent in the lesson materials?

10

Why is depreciation used in business accounting?

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Profit is a theoretical revenue-cost measure, while cash flow is the real movement of cash.

Depreciation lowers reported profit but does not immediately affect cash.

Liquidity is about how easily assets convert to cash.

Insufficient cash can cause insolvency even if profits are strong.

Depreciation spreads cost over years, affecting profit but not cash today.

Banks weigh expected profitability and cash flow to assess repayment ability.

Cash paying for day-to-day obligations keeps operations alive.

Profit is revenue minus costs; cash is actual money in hand.

Net cash flow measures cash movements within a period, not profit.

Depreciation allocates cost over time, smoothing profit despite cash outlays.

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