For each of the following cash flows amounts ($ millions), identify whether the company is in the introduction, growth, maturity, or decline stage of its life cycle. Operating Investing Financing Company Cash Flow Cash Flow Cash Flow $2,281 $(3,451) $1,907 6,334 3,220 (2,008) (405) (1,728) (3,518) 3,702 (2,440) 1,330 2,005 815 (530) 876 (2,580) (4,200) (409) 5,581 b d h b 70 Company Life cycle stage d 5 7,459 (2,406)

For each of the following cash flows amounts ($ millions), identify whether the company is in the introduction, growth, maturity, or decline stage of its life cycle. Operating Investing Financing Company Cash Flow Cash Flow Cash Flow $2,281 $(3,451) $1,907 6,334 3,220 (2,008) (405) (1,728) (3,518) 3,702 (2,440) 1,330 2,005 815 (530) 876 (2,580) (4,200) (409) 5,581 b d h b 70 Company Life cycle stage d 5 7,459 (2,406)

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