The Accounting Principle That Requires Revenue to Be Recorded When

question 54

Multiple Choice

The accounting principle that requires revenue to be recorded when earned is the:

• A) Matching principle.
• B) Revenue recognition principle.
• C) Time period assumption.
• D) Accrual reporting principle.
• E) Going-concern assumption.

Understand the influence of economic incentives on individual's choices, including work, education, and consumption.

Understand the historical trends in federal spending on defense and healthcare.

Comprehend the total government spending as a percentage of the U.S. economy.

Recognize the changes in real federal spending per person over time.

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