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Cash Flow and Business Survival

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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 1, Unit T1-4 (spec ref 1.6.4) — why a profitable firm can still fail, the structure of a cash flow forecast (opening balance, inflows, outflows, net cash flow, closing balance), interpreting a forecast to spot when finance is needed, and ways to minimise cash-flow…

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Lesson outline

  1. Do Now — Retrieval
  2. Why a Profitable Firm Can Still Fail
  3. Hinge Check — Profit vs Cash
  4. The Structure of a Cash Flow Forecast
  5. I Do: Completing a Cash Flow Forecast
  6. Hinge Check — Where Does the Opening Balance Come From?
  7. We Do: Guided Practice — Kelso Outdoor Gear
  8. Hinge Check — Reading a Deficit Month
  9. Interpreting a Forecast — Spotting When Finance Is Needed
  10. Minimising Cash-Flow Risk
  11. Hinge Check — Matching Cause to Solution
  12. You Do: Independent Practice — Thornbury Print Studio
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