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A contractor's 13-week cash flow projection shows negative cash flow in weeks 8-10 but positive overall cash flow for the period. The best strategy would be:

Correct Answer

A) Arrange a line of credit to cover the temporary shortfall

Even with positive overall cash flow, temporary negative periods require financing to maintain operations. A line of credit provides flexible access to funds during short-term cash shortfalls without major operational disruptions.

Answer Options
A
Arrange a line of credit to cover the temporary shortfall
B
Reduce all expenses by 20% for the entire period
C
Ignore the temporary shortfall since overall flow is positive
D
Delay all projects until cash flow improves

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Even with positive overall cash flow, temporary negative periods require financing to maintain operations. A line of credit provides flexible access to funds during short-term cash shortfalls without major operational disruptions.

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