The Cash Flow Problem
The Cash Flow Problem, Volume 1, Issue 3, 2001
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16 questions. Select a question to see its response table. marks a Top 100 question.
- Is cash flow a continuing, common, occasional or never a business problem for you?
- Is the PRIMARY reason for cash flow problems in your business generally associated with:?Top 100 question
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Draw on personal resources.
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Cash-in investments held on behalf of the business.
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Borrow.
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Adjust scheduled payments.
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Adjust scheduled purchases.
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Try harder to collect money owed you.
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Lay off employees.
- (usual response to cash flow problem) Sell your receivables.
- Which is the one most important action you usually take to resolve a cash flow problem? Do you:?Top 100 question
- When you borrow for a cash flow problem, what is the most likely source? Is it:?
- Do you maintain a credit line at a financial institution?
- As a general rule, are your sales:?
- When do the strong sales occur/begin to occur?
- Do you currently use an outside payroll service to process payroll for you?
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Volume 1, Issue 3, 2001
ISSN 1534-8326
William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation
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