Candy Canes Incorporatedspends $109,000 to buy sugarand peppermint in April. Itproduces its candy and sells it todistributors in May for $160,000,but it does not receive paymentuntil June. Assume that sales inApril and June are zero. For eachmonth, find the firm's sales, netincome, and net cash flow, andfill in the following table. Note:Leave no cells blank - be certainto enter "0" wherever required.Negative amounts should beindicated by a minus sign.

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Chapter17: The Management Of Cash And Marketable Securities

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