1. Two firms are identical except Company A pays higher interest expenses and lower dividends, while Company B pay lower interest charges and higher dividends. This will result in:
   1. Company A having both a higher Operating Cash Flow and a higher Financing Cash Flow.
   2. Company B having both a higher Operating Cash Flow and a higher Financing Cash Flow.
   3. Company A having a higher Operating Cash Flow and a lower Financing Cash Flow.
   4. Company B having a higher Operating Cash Flow and a lower Financing Cash Flow.

None of the above are correct.