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SAVING AND LIQUIDITYChoose the best answer.
A household expects an uncertain car repair within the next several months. Where should money for that risk generally be held?
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Check whether students can connect personal saving and credit decisions to business funding, calculations, and financial statements.
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YOUR PROGRESS0 / 5 answered
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CREDITChoose the best answer.
Which behavior most directly strengthens the payment-history component of a consumer credit score?
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FINANCIAL CAPITALChoose the best answer.
A founder wants funding without a required monthly repayment but is willing to share ownership and future profit. Which source best matches that preference?
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BREAK-EVENChoose the best answer.
A product has $12,000 in fixed costs, a selling price of $30, and a variable cost of $18 per unit. How many units must be sold to break even?
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CASH FLOWChoose the best answer.
A business reports positive net income but repeatedly has negative operating cash flow because customers pay invoices very slowly. Which response most directly addresses the immediate problem?
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A small business reports $90,000 revenue, $54,000 COGS, $25,000 operating expenses, $5,000 cash, and $12,000 current liabilities. Calculate gross profit and operating profit, identify the most urgent financial concern, and recommend one evidence-based action.
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- Gross profit of $36,000 and operating profit of $11,000
- Recognition that profitability does not remove the short-term liquidity concern
- A feasible action tied to collections, terms, costs, or working capital
- An explanation of the tradeoff or additional evidence needed
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