A proposed capital budgeting project has initial cash outflows, followed by cash inflows, which are then followed by more cash outflows. We call these types of cash flows:
Group of answer choices
None of these are correct.
non-normal cash flows.
mutually-exclusive cash flows.
normal cash flows.
reflective cash flows.
Answer: Non-normal cash flows
Non-normal cash flows are also called as unconventional cash flows
in which the cash flow direction changes more than once.
The conventional or normal cash flow refers to the cash flows in
which there will be cash out flow initially followed by cash
inflows.
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