cash flow from operating activities
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cash flow from operating activities
Summary
cash flow from operating activities is a financial ratio[1]. It draws 47 Wikipedia views per month (financial_ratio category, ranking #32 of 76).[2]
Key Facts
- cash flow from operating activities's instance of is recorded as financial ratio[3].
- cash flow from operating activities's followed by is recorded as cash flow from investing activities[4].
- cash flow from operating activities's followed by is recorded as cash flow from financing activities[5].
- cash flow from operating activities's subclass of is recorded as financial statement[6].
- cash flow from operating activities's subclass of is recorded as cash flow[7].
- cash flow from operating activities's part of is recorded as cash flow statement[8].
- cash flow from operating activities's part of is recorded as financial accounting[9].
- cash flow from operating activities's part of is recorded as IAS 7[10].
- cash flow from operating activities's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0578y6[11].
- cash flow from operating activities's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/122ds629[12].
- cash flow from operating activities's JSTOR topic ID is recorded as operating-cash-flow[13].
- cash flow from operating activities's Microsoft Academic ID is recorded as 166819830[14].
- cash flow from operating activities's OpenAlex ID is recorded as C166819830[15].
- cash flow from operating activities's Encyclopedia of China is recorded as 201900[16].
- cash flow from operating activities's Encyclopedia of China is recorded as 201990[17].
Body
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Part of include cash flow statement[8], a cash flow[18]; financial accounting[9], a field of work[19]; and IAS 7[10], an accounting standard[20].
Designation and Status
cash flow from operating activities's instance of is recorded as financial ratio[3].
Why It Matters
cash flow from operating activities draws 47 Wikipedia views per month (financial_ratio category, ranking #32 of 76).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[21] It is known by 10 alternative names across languages and contexts.[22]