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If a company has positive FCFF but negative FCFE, which of the following is most likely?
- The company's depreciation expense is higher than its capital expenditures for the period
- The company is using all its operating cash flow and more to pay down debt or pay interest.
- The company is growing its revenue at a pace that is fundamentally unsustainable long-term
- The company is generating so much excess cash that it doesn't know how to deploy it
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