Practice mode Finance

Which term describes the cash flows arising from a firm’s day-to-day activities of producing and selling?

Correct answer B. Operating Cash Flows

Explanation

Operating cash flows come from a firm's core business of making and selling goods or services, as opposed to cash from buying assets or raising finance.

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