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An increase in accounts payable is a cash outflow.​

Cross‑section analysis refers to comparing a firm to other firms in its industry.​

If a company fails to meet the terms of the indenture, it is

An increase in interest rates tends to reduce the earnings of money market mutual funds.​

A reverse split (e.g., 1 for 2) increases the number of shares the firm has outstanding.​

If a bank pays 5 percent compounded semi‑annually, the true rate of interest is less than 5 percent annually.​

A reverse split (e.g., 1 for 2) increases the number of shares the firm has outstanding.​

Accounts payable are illustrative of liabilities that spontaneously vary with the level of sales.​

If liabilities are decreased or assets increased, that generates a cash inflow.​

If accounts receivable are collected, the quick ratio increases.​