Explanation:

- Cash Flow Statement:

- Displays the movement of cash and cash equivalents.

- Tracks inflow and outflow during a specific period.

- Key for understanding liquidity and operational efficiency.

- Statement of Changes in Equity:

- Shows changes in equity capital, retained earnings, and reserves.

- Details how profits are allocated, not cash movement.

- Balance Sheet:

- Provides a snapshot of a company's assets, liabilities, and equity.

- Does not detail cash flow, but shows cash position at period end.

- Income Statement:

- Reports revenue and expenses to show profit or loss.

- Focuses on profitability, not cash flow specifics.