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Chapter 18, Problem 19PS
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To calculate: The value of a firm’s equity by using the
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Free cash flow is a measurement and it shows the company’s efficiency in generating cash. After payment, sufficient cash is used for this. Growing cash flow indicates the increase of earning.
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