One of the key components to making financial decisions is to ________

A) understand the timing and amount of dividends
B) understand the timing and amount of cash flow
C) understand the timing of EBIT
D) understand the amount of net income


Answer: B
Explanation: B) One of the key components to making financial decisions is to understand the timing and amount of cash flow. Dividends, EBIT, and net income are not synonymous with the firm's cash flow for any particular period.

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