ETHICAL OBLIGAT.+DECISION MAKING-EBOOK
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Explain the importance to separate the selling price of each element of a bundled transaction, and the manner in which company X manage its earnings. Explain whether the new revenue recognition standard would change the criteria in accounting transactions.
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