Cash Flow

Thursday, 
7th May 2026
Cash Flow


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Business StudiesSecondary EducationAge 13

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Thursday, 
7th May 2026
Cash Flow


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  • cash flow
  • positive cash flow
  • negative cash flow
  • profit
  • loss
  • capital expenditure
  • revenue expenditure

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Does Meera have any money left?
This is Meera. She has 70 AED.

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Capital Expenditures

This is money spent on long-term assets, which is used for future business growth. They are usually large amounts and they last for one year. 

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Revenue Expenditures

This is money spent on day-to-day running costs asset, which are usually small amounts and the business benefits for a short time. 

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Sara and Alia's flower business received 13,000 this month from sales, and they spent 5,500 on bills and rent. What type of cash flow does the business have?
A
positive cash flow
B
negative cash flow

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Fatima owns a small cupcake business in Ajman. She spent money on ingredients, staff salaries and delivery bikes.
This month:
Money in: 4000 AED
Money out: 7000 AED
What type of cash flow does Fatima's business have?

A
positive cashflow
B
negative cashflow

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Fatima owns a small cupcake business in Ajman. She spent money on ingredients, staff salaries and delivery bikes.
This month:
Money in: 4000 AED
Money out: 7000 AED
This is an example of:

A
profit
B
loss

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Fatima owns a small cupcake business in Ajman. She spent money on ingredients, staff salaries and delivery bikes.
This month:
Money in: 4000 AED
Money out: 7000 AED
Why is this a risk for the business?

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She will have enough money to pay the bills.
B
She may be able to make some more cash.
C
She may not be able to buy important things.

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I know the meaning of cashflow and can identify a positive or negative cashflow.
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