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[...] are the economic resources of a company;

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3. ACCOUNTS AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Business activities resulting in transactions are reflected in the broad groupings of financial statement elements: Assets, Liabilities, Owners’ Equity, Revenue, and Expenses.1 In general terms, these elements can be defined as follows: <span>assets are the economic resources of a company; liabilities are the creditors’ claims on the resources (assets) of a company; owners’ equity is the residual claim

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