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Companies go through different phases of the life cycle. Corporate life cycle includes introductory, growth, maturity, and decline phases.
- Discuss each phase of corporate life cycle.
- Describe the effects of each phase on the amounts reported in a statement of cash flows. Be sure to support your position.
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Running Head: CORPORATE LIFECYCLE PHASES
Corporate Lifecycle Phases and the Expected Effects on the Cash Flows
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LIFECYCLE PHASES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON THE CORPORATE ON CASH FLOWS 2
Corporate Lifecycle Phases and the Expected Effects on the Cash Flows
The introduction or launch phase is a phase where a company comes into a given market
and introduces its products. The phase is characterized by heavy capital injection and low returns
due to a limited market (Dickinson, 2011). The operating cash flows in the introduction or launch
phase are expected to be negative. This is because the company has to spend high amounts of cash
on advertis...
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