FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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7Revenues may be defined as:
Select one:
- Increases in assets from all sources.
- The amount of capital invested by the owners of a business.
- The reduction of liabilities previously owed.
- The increase in equity other than contributions from equity participants.
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