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Business, 10.12.2020 17:50, Terrilady5

Select the correct answer. Adrian is an investor. He reviews the income statement of a company and concludes that he will benefit from investing in it. What is the information that is provided in the income statement that most likely helped him make this decision?
A.
income statement showed the debts the company owes
B.
income statement showed the net profit of the company for a specific period
C.
income statement showed the assets of the company
D.
income statement showed the equity capital of the companyg the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.

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