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Operating cash flow and daily operations

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Operating cash flow is generated by a company's daily operations related to production and sales of goods and/or services.

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This solution explains if the operating cash flow question is true or false, and also explains the statement.

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This is a true statement.

This is also called cash flow from operating activities. ...

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