Common-size financial statements represent a form of:

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Common-size financial statements represent a form of:

Common-size financial statements represent a form of:
A) ratio analysis
B) vertical analysis
C) trend analysis
D) horizontal analysis

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Financial Accounting, Canadian Edition

Edition: 5^th

Authors: Harrison, Horngren, Thomas, Berberich, Seguin

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