Determine how the following scenarios affect the firm's cash position. Identify whether the scenario describes a financing, investing, or operating activity (as defined on the Statement of Cash Flows). Scenario: Operating Activity Investing Activity Financing Activity Pay preferred stock dividends Increase accrued liabilities Sell some old equipment Issue shares of common stock Increase inventory holdings Buy property for a future factory Sell a tract of land it has held for years
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