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REA models are usually depicted in which diagramming form?

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REA models are usually depicted in which diagramming form?

REA models are usually depicted in which diagramming form?

• Entity-relationship diagrams.

• Economics-relationship diagrams.

• Entity-resource diagrams.

• Stock-flow diagrams.

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Accounting Information Systems

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Entity-relationship diagrams.

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