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The term "spontaneously generated funds" generally refers to increases in the cash account that result from growth in sales, assuming the firm is operating with a positive profit margin.
a. True
b. False
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i think that statement would be false
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"spontaneously generated funds" generally refers to funds that a firm must raise externally.
The way they did this is could either by:
- issuing a bond payable and promise to pay up an interest rate in return
- Sell out their ownership of the company in the form of stocks.
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