Investors would like to know if Arthur's new business will have adequate cash flows. Arthur can provide this information in
A) pro forma financial statements.
B) historical financial statements.
C) pro bono financial statements.
D) quid pro quo financial statements.

Question

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Pro forma financial statements are projections of a company's expected financial performance. They can include projected cash flows and can be used by investors to evaluate the potential profitability of a new business. Historical financial statements show past performance, which may not accurately reflect future cash flows, while pro bono financial statements and quid pro quo financial statements are not relevant in this context.

Investors Would Like to Know If Arthur's New Business Will