Chapter 9, Problem 9.18E

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Cash flow from operating activities: The cash inflows and outflows of the company from its core business activities such as buying or selling merchandise or providing services refers to cash flow from operations.

Requirement 1a:

The most significant sources of cash from operating activities of Campbell Soup Company and the amount of cash source it represents for the year 2014.

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Cash flow from investing activity: The cash inflows or outflows resulting from the gains or losses from investment and changes arising from the amount spent on acquisition of capital assets refers to cash flows from investing activities.

Requirement 1b:

The most significant investing activity of Campbell Soup Company and the amount of cash it generates during the year 2014.

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Cash flow from financing activity: The cash inflows and outflows generated by the company from the funding activities of issuance of stock or debt, payments of dividends or repurchase of existing stock that are used to finance its business refers to the cash flows from financing activity.

Requirement 1c:

The most significant financing activities of Campbell Soup Company and its net effect on cash for the year 2014