The following cash flows are identified as either a benefit, disbenefit, or cost. Identify which ones are disbenefit. * O Loss of income to local businesses because of a new freeway $400,000 annual income to local businesses because of tourism created by a national park O Revenue to local motels because of an extended weekend holiday Decrease in property values due to the closure of a government research lab

The following cash flows are identified as either a benefit, disbenefit, or cost. Identify which ones are disbenefit. * O Loss of income to local businesses because of a new freeway $400,000 annual income to local businesses because of tourism created by a national park O Revenue to local motels because of an extended weekend holiday Decrease in property values due to the closure of a government research lab

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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