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3 years ago

Fund flows that occur within a quarterly reporting period are referred to as _______________ cash flows.

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valentina_108 [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

The options are

A. Inter period

B. Intra period

C. Regular

D. Irregular

The answer is B. Intra period

Intra period cash flow is defined as the flow which occurred in a certain period of time. In the example above , the cash flow occurred within quarterly reporting period of time.

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