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The output supply curve is the relationship between output and
Uncollectible Accounts
Accounts receivable that are considered unlikely to be collected and written off as a loss.
Quality of Receivables
An assessment of the likelihood that the receivables will be collected on time, reflecting the creditworthiness of a company's customers.
Likelihood of Collection
The probability that debts owed to a company will be paid by its debtors.
Materiality Constraint
An accounting principle that states financial information is material if its omission could influence decisions.
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