The document discusses the differences between a company's cash flow statement and fund flow statement. The cash flow statement records actual cash inflows and outflows, while the fund flow statement records cash movements. The cash flow statement provides information on liquidity and is useful for short-term analysis, while the fund flow statement is better for long-term planning. Key differences are that the cash flow statement is more comprehensive and details multiple cash flows, whereas the fund flow statement focuses only on working capital changes.