Cash flow is the life-blood of a company. Does it matter whether the cash flow comes from operating, investing, or financing activities as reported on the Statement of Cash Flows? In other words, should a user of financial statements focus on the total cash flow (net increase or decrease in cash for the year) as the key indicator or should that a user should focus on one of the three components of cash flows reported on the Statement of Cash Flows? Hint: think about the life-cycle of a business.