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Lynda - Running a Profitable Business: Understanding Cash Flow
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Subject: Business 
Authors: Jim Stice Kay Stice 
 
The cash flow statement is one of the three primary financial statements, but because it has only been around since 1988, many traditional business analysis models don't include it. And improper cash flow can mean the death of a business. This course reviews all the important topics you need to know for proper cash flow management and analysis. Professors Jim and Kay Stice review the difference between net income and operating cash flow, show how to interpret a cash flow statement, introduce the Jim Stice operating cash flow matrix, and describe some real cash flow catastrophes and triumphs at companies such as General Motors and Home Depot.

Want to hear more from Jim and Kay? Learn about all three types of accounting—financial, managerial, and income tax—in their Accounting Fundamentals course.
Topics include:
	•	Differentiating between net income and operating cash flow
	•	Categorizing cash flow
	•	Using financial data to deduce cash flow
	•	Managing operating, investing, and financing cash flows
	•	Typical cash flow patterns
	•	Converting net income into operating cash flow
	•	Improving operating cash flow


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004 Cash flow problems kill companies.mp440.64 MiB
017 Using cash flow data to highlight important accounting assumptions - indirect.mp436.07 MiB
007 Practice categorizing cash flows.mp435.93 MiB
023 Managing investing cash flow.mp430.18 MiB
003 Net income is not the same as operating cash flow.mp429.63 MiB
009 Interpreting Walmart`s statement of cash flows.mp429.08 MiB
028 The danger of free cash flow.mp428.29 MiB
027 Apple - Cash flow data help unravel accounting issues.mp427.34 MiB
008 Using balance sheet and income statement data to deduce cash flows.mp426.83 MiB
026 The recent financial history of General Motors summarized in free cash flow.mp426.53 MiB
022 Managing operating cash flow.mp425.02 MiB
011 Company A - Help!.mp424.9 MiB
019 Usefulness of operating cash flow data when large losses are reported.mp421.53 MiB
029 Wrap-up.mp420.99 MiB
024 Managing financing cash flow.mp420.73 MiB
025 Tough times in 2008, except for Exxon Mobil.mp420.38 MiB
021 The Home Depot story revisited.mp419.68 MiB
013 Company C - Normal.mp418.01 MiB
018 Operating cash flow data as an IPO reality check.mp417.67 MiB
015 The Jim Stice operating cash flow matrix.mp417.3 MiB
002 Home Depot 1985 - Three weeks to live.mp416.08 MiB
006 Overview of the statement of cash flows.mp415.8 MiB
010 Mortgage loan application.mp415.26 MiB
016 Using cash flow data to highlight important accounting assumptions - direct.mp414.66 MiB
014 Company D - Cash cow.mp414 MiB
005 Introduction to the statement of cash flows.mp413.67 MiB
020 Operating cash flow problems from high growth.mp411.83 MiB
001 Welcome.mp410.26 MiB
012 Company B - Strange.mp49.37 MiB