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Ratios: Capital Acquisition Ratio
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14. Financial Statement Analysis / Ratios: Capital Acquisition Ratio / Problem 8
Problem 8
Why is the operating section of the statement of cash flows significant when calculating the capital acquisitions ratio?
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It indicates the cash flow from investing activities, which is irrelevant to the ratio.
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It highlights the net income, which is used to calculate the ratio.
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It provides the cash flow from operating activities, which is used as the numerator in the ratio.
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It shows the cash flow from financing activities, which is used as the denominator in the ratio.
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