0 the amount of money moving into and out of a business:
[ before noun ] Small traders often have short-term cash-flow problems.
1 the rate at which money goes into, or into and out of, a business:
2 the movement of money into and out of a company's accounts, used as a measure of how much money the company spends and receives and how much profit it makes over a particular period of time:
3 a situation in which a company spends more money than it receives in order to do business over a particular period:
4 a situation in which a company receives more money over a particular period than it spends:
An important situation where we encounter this particular cash flow pattern, and hence where our results can be applied, is the saving-consumption problem.
He concludes that pension funds exist to pool longevity risk and to provide low risk inflation-protected long term cash flow streams.
They consider the case were all cash flow payments ai are positive.
The actuarial value of a future cash flow is just the net present value, corrected for survival.
In addition, as revenues will decline over time as the soil becomes increasingly eroded, the current cash flow exceeds income.
The most interesting line on the plot is the cumulative net cash flow.
Consequently, cash flow was a constant predicament where participants in the industry were both creditor and debtor.
This being the case, it becomes necessary to immunize the cash flow required to support the subsistence consumption stream.
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現金流轉, 資金流轉…
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现金流转, 资金流转…
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flujo de caja, flujo monetario/de caja/de efectivo, dinero disponible…
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fluxo de caixa…
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nakit akışı…
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flux de trésorerie, argent (à dépenser)…
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hotovostní tok, hotovost…
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omsætning, pengestrøm, likviditet…
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