The CEO of Sony, Mr. James Agogwe’s earnings in 2016 was $240 million, his changes in debt was $25 million for the same year, while changes in ownership was $100 million, if he spends $50 million in that year, what is his expected change in cash reserves?

The CEO of Sony, Mr. James Agogwe’s earnings in 2016 was $240 million, his changes in debt was $25 million for the same year, while changes in ownership was $100 million, if he spends $50 million in that year, what is his expected change in cash reserves?

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