SOCF Analysis: Using the information in the table (an excerpt from the Gracenat Company statement of cash flows PLUS a little math already done for you) complete a and b below.

a) Top 3 causes of the decrease in Cash Flow From Financing Activity from 2019 to 2020:

1. Greatest contributor:

2. Second greatest contributor:

3. Third greatest contributor:

b) Did Gracenat pay for the 2020 common stock repurchase with debt, with common stock, with cash, or with a combination of these funding sources? If a combination, what specific amounts were contributed from each funding source?

2020 $4,000 2019 $9,500 Change Change % (55,500) (58%) (S in 000's) Free Cash Flow Financing Activities Proceeds from issuance of L/T Debt Repayments of L/T Debt Proceeds for issuance of Common Stock Cash Dividend Paid Repurchase of Common Stock Cash Flow From Financing Activities 2,000 5,500 (400) (100) 400 150 (1,750) (1,750) (10,000 (8,000) ($9,750) ($4,200) (3.500) (300) 250 0 (2.000) (55,550) (64%) (300%) 167% 0% (25%) (1329) Change in Cash Balance (5,750) 5,300 ($11,050) (208%) 2020 $4,000 2019 $9,500 Change Change % (55,500) (58%) (S in 000's) Free Cash Flow Financing Activities Proceeds from issuance of L/T Debt Repayments of L/T Debt Proceeds for issuance of Common Stock Cash Dividend Paid Repurchase of Common Stock Cash Flow From Financing Activities 2,000 5,500 (400) (100) 400 150 (1,750) (1,750) (10,000 (8,000) ($9,750) ($4,200) (3.500) (300) 250 0 (2.000) (55,550) (64%) (300%) 167% 0% (25%) (1329) Change in Cash Balance (5,750) 5,300 ($11,050) (208%)