Cash Flow Exercise
This exercise quizzes you on your knowledge of the statement of cash flow and its components.
Questions
- Why are decision makers interested in a company's statement of cash flows?
- What is the purpose of the statement of cash flows?
- What is a cash equivalent?
- What are the three classifications of the statement of cash flows?
- What is the general definition of operating activities?
- Give three activities likely to be found in the operating section.
- What is the general definition of investing activities?
- Give three activities likely to be found in the investing section.
- What is the general definition of financing activities?
- Give three activities likely to be found in the financing section.
- What are the two methods used to calculate cash flows from operating activities?
- Name the three steps used to convert a company's income statement to cash flows from operating activities using the direct method.
- Why are interest and dividend revenue and interest expense included as operating activities?
- Why can it be difficult to determine cash flows from investing and financing activities?
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