DSW, Inc., is a designer shoe warehouse. Its balance sheet, at July 30, 2020 contained the following (listed al Account title Accounts payable Cash Common Stock Equipment Inventory Notes payable Retained Earnings What are DSW's total liabilities? Amount $ 7422 5799 15978 ? 18680 8739 10400

DSW, Inc., is a designer shoe warehouse. Its balance sheet, at July 30, 2020 contained the following (listed al Account title Accounts payable Cash Common Stock Equipment Inventory Notes payable Retained Earnings What are DSW's total liabilities? Amount $ 7422 5799 15978 ? 18680 8739 10400

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