When might a negative cash flow be considered positive?
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When might a negative cash flow be considered positive? Provide an example and explain.
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In a 275 word cited solution, the response provides examples of actions or activities that may be negative in the financial statement of cash flows, but could be positive for a company.
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A statement of cash flows with a negative change in cash could include events that would be positive for a company. Starting with net cash from operating activities, the two remaining sections of the Statement of Cash Flows could turn positive cash from operating into a negative change in cash for a year ending.
Cash flows from investing activities:
Cash flows from investing activities could reduce cash for the ...
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