Rahavirtoja
Rahavirtoja is the Finnish term for cash flows, referring to movements of money into and out of a person, company, or economy over a given period. It focuses on actual cash transactions rather than accounting profits or losses.
In accounting, rahavirrat are analyzed with the cash flow statement, which is typically divided into operating,
In macroeconomics and national accounts, rahavirtoja describe net cash movements between sectors, such as households, businesses,
Importantly, cash flow differs from profit: a company may report positive cash flow while showing a loss,
Related concepts include free cash flow, operating cash flow, and working capital. Cash flow analysis is governed