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The accounting equation is assets = liabilities + owner’s equity.
Please explain the relationship between economic resources and claims to economic resources.
- Why must this equation always balance?
- What transactions increase or decrease owner’s equity?
- How does net income or loss affect owner’s equity?
- Provide an example of a transaction, applied to the accounting equation.
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Running head: ACCOUNTING EQUATION
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Accounting Equation
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ACCOUNTING EQUATION
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Why must the accounting equation always balance?
The accounting equation states that assets are equal to the liabilities and owner's equity of
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