Business projects virtually always involve:

A) capital budgets.
B) early cash inflows and later outflows.
C) early cash outflows and later inflows.
D) quick payback periods.

Business projects typically require upfront cash outflows for things like equipment or infrastructure, and then generate cash inflows later on as the project starts to generate revenue. This is often referred to as the "cash flow timeline" or "project cash flow." Capital budgets are one aspect of project finances, but they are not the only consideration. Quick payback periods may be attractive, but they are not always feasible or desirable for all projects.