Learn Business English 190 (cash flow, cash inflows, cash outflows)

Today's words: cash flow, cash inflows cash outflows.
I teach ESL EFL English as a second language, mostly business English these days, but I do all lessons. Read, write, talk speak practice right here with the free teacher Phil! Free English as a second language practice lessons are available every day. Business English, such as economics, banking, finance and insurance lessons are rare so hopefully I can help you!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• learn
• business
• English
• ESL
• EFL
• language
• lesson
• write
• read
• speak
• talk
• fluent
• practice
• tutor
• vocabulary
• conversation
• teacher
• school

[TeacherPhilEnglish]

@raphtubeful Cash flow is $15. But there are differnet levels of cash flow; Cash flow from operations (from buying and selling), cash flow from financing operations (from borrowing money or paying down debt). Understand where the cash flow comes from if you are looking at a balance sheet. Companies can report profit yet borrow more money every year to give the illusion of profit when they are just bleeding cash.

[raphtubeful]

cash flow would be if i have 20 dollars in and 5 out is =15?

is what stays or what its moving.