In 2022, a makeup cash flow from assets was $8,980, cash flow to creditors was $890, and cash flow to stockholders was 8,090. 1. Briefly comment on the company’s cash flows for 2022 in light of an expansion plan which will be financed by both debt and equity. Stating all the positives and implications that may be possible.

In 2022, a makeup cash flow from assets was $8,980, cash flow to creditors was $890, and cash flow to stockholders was 8,090. 1. Briefly comment on the company’s cash flows for 2022 in light of an expansion plan which will be financed by both debt and equity. Stating all the positives and implications that may be possible.

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Chapter2: Financial Statements, Cash Flow,and Taxes

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Problem 17P: Athenian Venues Inc. just reported the following selected portion of its financial statements for...

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