Please answer in CAPITAL LETTER IF IT IS AN INFLOW(I )OR AN OUTFLOW (O) COLUMN 1 , AND COLUMN 2 , IF IT CORRESPONDS TO OPERATINGCASHFLOW(OC), INVESTMENT ACTIVITY CASHFLOW(IC), FINANCING ACTIVITY CASHFLOW ( FC) Example: Reduce marketable securities : I OC ( "I" or "O") AND ("OC", "IC" o "FC" ) Activity INFLOW " I" or Outflow "O"               OPERATINGCASHFLOW(OC), INVESTMENT ACTIVITY CASHFLOW(IC), FINANCING ACTIVITY CASHFLOW ( FC) 1. Purchase of treasury stock 2. Purchase of available for sale investment  3. Sale of equipment at a loss  4. Increase in accounts payable  5. Retirement of bonds  6. Issuance of bonds  7. Decrease in accounts payable  8. Increase in inventory 9. Loan from bank by signing a note  10. Increase in accounts receivable  11. Purchase of equipment by issuing a note  12. Purchase of land and building.  13. Decrease in accounts receivable. 14. Payment of dividends.  15. Issuance of stock for cash.  16. Sale of land at a gain 17. Depreciation expense.  18. Sale of land at book value.

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Please answer in CAPITAL LETTER IF IT IS AN INFLOW(I )OR AN OUTFLOW (O)
COLUMN 1 , AND COLUMN 2 , IF IT CORRESPONDS TO OPERATINGCASHFLOW(OC),
INVESTMENT ACTIVITY CASHFLOW(IC), FINANCING ACTIVITY CASHFLOW ( FC)
Example: Reduce marketable securities : I OC ( "I" or "O") AND ("OC", "IC" o "FC" )
Activity INFLOW " I" or
Outflow "O"           
  

OPERATINGCASHFLOW(OC), INVESTMENT
ACTIVITY CASHFLOW(IC), FINANCING
ACTIVITY CASHFLOW ( FC)

1. Purchase of treasury
stock
2. Purchase of available
for sale investment 
3. Sale of equipment at a
loss 
4. Increase in accounts
payable 
5. Retirement of bonds 
6. Issuance of bonds 
7. Decrease in accounts
payable 
8. Increase in inventory
9. Loan from bank by
signing a note 
10. Increase in accounts
receivable 
11. Purchase of equipment
by issuing a note 
12. Purchase of land and
building. 
13. Decrease in accounts
receivable.
14. Payment of dividends. 
15. Issuance of stock for
cash. 
16. Sale of land at a gain
17. Depreciation expense. 
18. Sale of land at book
value.

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