1. What are the two fundamental types of business transactions?How are they interconnected and how can each type of transactionaffect the other?2. What is the difference between solvency and financial capacity?How are the two interrelated?3. Which is more relevant in determining the company's well-being:activity ratios or solvency ratios?4. What are the advantages and disadvantages, to a business, oftaking on additional leverage?5. Which is more relevant in interpreting and analyzing a company'sfinancial position: ratio analysis or absolute analysis? What is thedifference between the two?6. Why are forecasting and budgeting so important? What is thedifference between the two?7. How is managing the financial resources of a not-for-profitorganization different from overseeing a for-profit entity? In yourmind, which is more difficult to manage?

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1. What are the two fundamental types of business transactions? How are they interconnected and how can each type of transaction affect the other? 2. What is the difference between solvency and financial capacity? How are the two interrelated? 3. Which is more relevant in determining the company's well-being: activity ratios or solvency ratios?

1. What are the two fundamental types of business transactions? How are they interconnected and how can each type of transaction affect the other? 2. What is the difference between solvency and financial capacity? How are the two interrelated? 3. Which is more relevant in determining the company's well-being: activity ratios or solvency ratios?

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