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As a potential lender, why is First State Finances interested in the level of owners' equity at Chesapeake Zoo?
A) Owners' equity represents easily liquidatable assets.
B) It represents financial assets that could pay off loans if need be.
C) Owners' equity shows what the firm's current debt commitments are.
D) It is a predictor of the firm's profitability in the future.
E) It represents sales revenue that could be used to pay off loans.

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