This lesson / resource is an Introduction to Cash Flow Forecasts with the following learning objectives and been designed for GCSE Business Studies. This lesson covers all the basics of Cash Flow Forecasting and inflows / outflows. It is followed by lesson 2 which revises everything covered in this lesson and focuses on improving cashflow with case studies to examine.
Learning objectives/Outcomes:
- Explain the difference between cash flow and profit
- Identify types of cash inflows and cash outflows
- Describe the cash flow problems a business might face
This download includes:
- A full lesson PowerPoint
- A scenario looking at when Cash Flow goes wrong
- 2 activities that look at different cashflow calculations - the first filling in gaps and the second (differentiated) looking at constructing a cash flow forecast
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