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    The Purpose of Hedging by a Company Is To
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The Purpose of Hedging by a Company Is To

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The purpose of hedging by a company is to:


A) maximise cash flows and profits.
B) minimise the variability of expected cash flows.
C) decrease the uncertainty of reported cash flows.
D) increase the expected cash flows.

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