Answer:
Operating Investing Financing Identification
a $72 $2,007 $(813) Decline stage of its life cycle
b 7 (528) 878 Growth stage of its life cycle
c (2,578) (4,198) 7,461 Introduction state of its life cycle
d (407) 5,583 (2,404) Decline stage of its life cycle
e 2,283 (3,449) 1,909 Growth stage of its life cycle
f 6,336 3,222 (2,006) Maturity stage of its life cycle
g (403) (1,726) (3,516) Introduction stage of its life cycle
h 3,704 (2,438) 1,332 Growth stage of its life cycle
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During the introductory phase, cash from operation and investing maybe expected to be negative and cash from financing may be positive.
During the Growth phase, a company will spend lesser inventory on accrual basis in comparison to its purchase on cash basis.
During the Maturity phase, cash from operations is expected to be positive and also might be exceeding investing requirement.
During the decline phase, cash from operations and investment would continue to be positive while cash from financing would be negative.
