13. Here is the Ohrstrom Company's cash flow statement for 2006: $ Cash flow from operations: Net income Depreciation Decrease (increase) in working capital 624 511 (398) 733 Cash flow from investing: (Investment) in fixed assets Disposition of fixed assets (1,355) 83 (1,272) Cash flow from financing: Sale of common stock Reduction in long-term debt Dividends 1,000 (300) (220) 480 59) Net change in cash and cash equivalents ($ Ohrstrom's 2005 year-end balance sheet revealed the following summary balances: Working capital Fixed assets, net Long-term liabilities Shareholders' equity Total $5,840 7,971 $13,811 $ 4,000 9,811 $13,811 a. What is the value of Ohrstrom's net fixed assets on December 3 2006? h What is the value of Ohrstrom's shareholders' equity on December 31, 2006? c. What evidence from the cash flow statement indicates that Ohrstrom's sales volume grew in 2006 compared with 2005? d. Did Ohrstrom's total long-term debt increase or decrease as a per- centage of the company's shareholders' equity during the year? e. Do you think Ohrstrom's executives should be concerned about the reduction in cash and cash equivalents in 2006? Explain your