Management decisions that directly affect the company's expected cash flows include all of the following except:

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Corporate laws do not directly affect a company's expected cash flows in the way that decisions about product quality and cost, research and development, and marketing and sales do. Corporate laws are external factors that provide a framework within which companies operate, but they are not decisions made by the company to directly influence its cash flows.

Management Decisions That Directly Affect the Company's Expected Cash Flows