Why is it important for the financial analyst to: (a) Focus on incremental cash flows, (b) Ignore
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Why is it important for the financial analyst to:
(a) Focus on incremental cash flows,
(b) Ignore financing costs,
(c) Consider taxes, and
(d) Adjust for noncash expenses when estimating projects relevant cash flows?
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Introduction to Corporate Finance
ISBN: 978-0324657937
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