(a)
Introduction:
To indicate:
Whether the accounts receivable increased (I) or Decreased (D), using the given cash flow statement.
(b)
Introduction:
Cash flow from operating activities calculates the inflow and outflow of cash from day-to-day activities. It includes operating income and operating expenses for the year. It also includes changes in current assets and current liabilities as they lead to inflow/outflow of cash.
To indicate:
Whether the inventories increased (I) or Decreased (D), using the given cash flow statement.
(c)
Introduction:
Cash flow from operating activities calculates the inflow and outflow of cash from day-to-day activities. It includes operating income and operating expenses for the year. It also includes changes in current assets and current liabilities as they lead to inflow/outflow of cash.
To indicate:
Whether the Accounts payable increased (I) or Decreased (D), using the given cash flow statement.
(d)
Introduction:
Cash flow from operating activities calculates the inflow and outflow of cash from day-to-day activities. It includes operating income and operating expenses for the year. It also includes changes in current assets and current liabilities as they lead to inflow/outflow of cash.
To indicate:
Whether the Accrued liabilities increased (I) or Decreased (D), using the given cash flow statement.
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