What method does Netflix use to report net cash flows from operating activities? How can you...

What method does Netflix use to report net cash flows from operating activities? How can you tell?

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The cash flow articulation gives data about an organization's cash receipts and cash installments during a bookkeeping period, demonstrating how these cash flows interface the closure cash parity to the starting parity appeared on the organization's balance sheet.
The cash flow articulation comprises of three sections: cash flows gave by (utilized in) working exercises, cash flows gave by (utilized in) contributing exercises, and cash flows gave by (utilized in) financing exercises.This is given in the companies financial statements profile.

this evaluation tell you about Netflix:

this shows that netflix is having A strong net cash flow position from operating activities provides a company with financial flexibility to invest in other parts of its business, such as making an acquisition, purchasing new equipment, or paying off debt. Investing activities pertain to making capital expenditures such as new equipment, and financing activities relate to borrowing money, issuing stock or paying dividends..

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