The nonmonotonicity of cash-cash flow relationship: the role of uncertainty and financing constraints
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- article
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- 2020-12-23
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- 5
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Keywords
Cash on cash return, Cash and cash equivalents, Cash flow forecasting, Cash flow statement, Cash flow
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