How do we set up a timeline with all the different cash flows for each year?

What are the four main cash flows and what do they mean?

How do we calculate them?

For ones like OCF, you'll need to explain how to find revenue, total cost, and depreciation in addition to the OCF formula

For simpler CFs without a formula (like opportunity cost where it might just be identifying the right number and figure out to avoid the sunk cost), explain how you would know what to do

For NWC, explain the formula and what the words mean (e.g., which ones are the current assets or liabilities), but you don't need to get deep into the philosophical weeds about why an increase in NWC is a negative cash flow - just that it is)

For capital, don't forget to explain the after-tax salvage for when assets are sold

It may be easiest to write about depreciation in its own specific section/paragraph so you can explain the two ways of calculating it (straight line vs. MACRS) and which cash flows it affects (accumulated depreciation determines book value for after-tax salvage and of course depreciation is also used in OCF)

What do we do with the timeline of cash flows (e.g., to find NPV/IRR for the whole project)? How?

What else can we do with that info?

What are some strategic and/or epistemological (relating to the theory of knowledge, especially with regard to its methods, validity, and scope, and the distinction between justified belief and opinion - this is one of my favorite concepts that I think people should pay more attention to) considerations that can affect project decisions?

What do you need to know about side effects? How do/should side effects affect your cost/revenue estimates?