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Cash flow is a statement which shows flow of cash and cash equivalents as moving inward and outward of the business in a given time. In other words, cash flow statement shows cash generated or used by a company. It helps in managing cash efficiently. Also cash flow statement used to be called as the flow of funds statement.
To explain: Cash flow statement comprises three activities named as operating activity, investing activity and financing activity.
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