Photograph 45685
Photograph 45685
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Business Studies IGCSEPDF 167supplied fileSourceLive pagehttps://aitchison.edu.pk/portal/resources/data/Business-Studies-IGCSE.pdf
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- native pixels · 158 KB
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- 1247 × 419 px
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- image 2b8eeec62836
- Description (written by a model, not a caption)
- This image shows a section of an exam paper, specifically question 3(c), which asks students to list four reasons a cash flow forecast is useful to a business. The instructions indicate that one mark is awarded for each relevant reason, with a maximum of four, and that only the first four responses will be marked.
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- 3(c) Identify four reasons why a cash flow forecast might be useful to a business. Award 1 mark for each relevant reason (max 4). Points might include: • Help support a loan application / attract investors • Can identify (possible causes of) cash flow problems • Help (financial) planning / budgeting / manage cash flow better / help avoid cash flow problems or insolvency • Identify how much a business might need to borrow/size of overdraft
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