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Using Operating Cash Flow Data to Predict Financial Distress: Some Extensions

Cornelius J. Casey, Norman Bartczak

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Financial distress, Operating cash flows, Bankruptcy, Predictive ability

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Financial distress, Operating cash flows, Bankruptcy, Predictive ability

Key concepts: Cash flow statement, Cash flow, Operating cash flow, Cash flow forecasting, Presumption, Cash and cash equivalents, Cash on cash return, Cash management

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