Fund flow refers to changes in

application
sources
both A and B
working capital

The correct answer is C. both A and B.

Fund flow refers to changes in both sources and applications of funds. Sources of funds are the ways in which a company obtains money, while applications of funds are the ways in which a company uses money.

Sources of funds can include:

  • Equity financing, such as issuing shares or selling stock
  • Debt financing, such as taking out a loan or issuing bonds
  • Cash flow from operations
  • Sale of assets

Applications of funds can include:

  • Investing in new assets
  • Repaying debt
  • Paying dividends
  • Making acquisitions

Fund flow is important because it helps companies to manage their cash flow and to make sure that they have enough money to meet their obligations. It can also be used to track a company’s financial performance over time.

A. Application is not the correct answer because it only refers to the ways in which a company uses money.

B. Sources is not the correct answer because it only refers to the ways in which a company obtains money.

D. Working capital is not the correct answer because it is a measure of a company’s liquidity, not a measure of its fund flow.

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