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The waterfall chart below illustrates the impact of various business activities on a company’s cash position over the course of a fiscal year. The company begins the year with €500,000 in cash. The chart displays a series of cumulative changes, both positive and negative, arising from seven business activities, ultimately leading to the year-end cash balance.
Positive values (e.g., Product Sales) indicate cash inflows, while negative values (e.g., Salaries) represent cash outflows.
Based on the information in the chart, the total contribution (in euros) from all cash inflow activities to the year-end cash balance is € , and the percentage of total cash outflows attributable to Salaries is closest to .
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Positive values (e.g., Product Sales) indicate cash inflows, while negative values (e.g., Salaries) represent cash outflows.
Based on the information in the chart, the total contribution (in euros) from all cash inflow activities to the year-end cash balance is € , and the percentage of total cash outflows attributable to Salaries is closest to .
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Question, if we talk about 'net contribution' I'm inclined to think that it's only the portion exceeding expenses (e.g., 110). Why it's not simply written 'what is the contribution'? Is this ambiguity also expected on the exam?
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Question, if we talk about 'net contribution' I'm inclined to think that it's only the portion exceeding expenses (e.g., 110). Why it's not simply written 'what is the contribution'? Is this ambiguity also expected on the exam?
Thanks
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I have made some edits to the overall question including the graph.
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