In forecasting a firm's cash needs for some future period
A) the percent-of-sales method is a "broad-brush" approach.
B) cash budgets are more exact than the percent-of-sales method.
C) a cash budget approach can deal effectively with both level and seasonal production schedules.
D) all of these.

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The percent-of-sales method is a "broad-brush" approach and cash budgets are more exact than the percent-of-sales method. A cash budget approach can also deal effectively with both level and seasonal production schedules. Therefore, all of these options are true for forecasting a firm's cash needs for some future period.

In Forecasting a Firm's Cash Needs for Some Future Period