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Concepts this teaches
- Financial statements primary p. 99 5 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “The balance sheet shows the organization's financial position on a given date, listing assets, liabilities, an”
- Assets and liabilities primary p. 98 5 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Equity is the residual interest in the assets of an entity that remains after deducting its liabilities.”
- Debt primary p. 697 6 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Each scheduled payment does two jobs at once.”
- Free cash flow primary p. 901 5 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Free cash flow is the number that subtracts those commitments.”
- Income statement reference p. 128 2 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “It flows into the statement of retained earnings, increasing retained earnings when the firm earns and decreas”
- Cash flow statement reference p. 883 3 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “In 2019 Amazon showed a loss of approximately $720 million, yet its cash balance increased by more than $91 mi”
- Equity (stock) reference p. 836 2 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Each share of a company's primary class, common stock, represents a partial claim to [[ownership]] of the busi”
- Free cash flow reference p. 900 2 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Together with FCF itself, these give indicators about a company's flexibility and agility — its ability to sei”
- Financial statements reference p. 91 2 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Because companies differ in size, you do not necessarily want to set one firm's balance sheet against another'”
- Debt reference p. 38 4 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “A *creditor* is a business that grants extended payment terms to other businesses, typically over very short w”
- Assets and liabilities reference p. 79 2 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Liabilities are amounts owed to others, called creditors.”
- Ownership reference p. 76 2 fact-checked sentence(s) in the drafted guide cite this page, e.g. “Suppose a family buys a home worth $200,000, puts down $25,000, and borrows the remaining $175,000 — their equ”