In cash flow calculations, cash flow sign convention requires us to:
A.assign no signs. None of the cash flows need signs assigned to them
B.assign a positive sign in front of cash inflows and a negative sign in front of cash outflows
C.assign a negative sign in front of cash inflows and a positive sign in front of cash outflows
D.assign a positive sign in front of both cash inflows and cash outflows
Answer: Option B is correct.
Cash flow sign convention is used to assign a positive sign in
front of cash inflows and a negative sign in front of cash
outflows
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