What is a Statement of cash flows?

A statement of cash flows links the income statement and the balance sheet, showing the inflow and outflow of company funds. Also known as a cash flow statement, it is one of the three most important financial statements, and it shows how much money a company makes and spends over a certain amount of time (month, quarter, or year). The cash flow statement has three sections: Financing activities are those that the size and composition of the entity's equity capital or borrowings, such as bonds and dividends Operating activities are the things that make money for the company, such as selling products Investing activities is money from the purchase and sale of long-term assets and other investments, such as property

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What is Stagflation? (Definition)

Stagflation is a term that was first introduced in 1965 by Iain Macleod, a British politician. During a time of economic downturn in the UK, Macleod made a statement calling the period of stagnation and inflation a “stagflation situation.” It refers to a period of high recession accompanied by high unemployment and stagnant demand in a country’s economy.

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