Exam 8: Stock
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Which of the following does not appear on the statement of cash flows?
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A one-for-two reverse split increases a stock's price but not its total value.
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Given the following information, construct the statement of cash flows. What happened to the firm's liquidity position during the year?

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If accounts receivable are collected, the quick ratio is unaffected.
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If a firm operates at a loss, its retained earnings are decreased.
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A two-for-one stock split doubles the number of shares and their price.
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A major advantage associated with dividend reinvestment plans is forced saving.
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The return on assets employs operating income instead of net income.
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Lower cash flow may be the result of higher depreciation expense.
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