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Recently,two friends in Australia combined their monetary resources and formed a business.Regardless of the form of the business,the transaction of the business should be recorded in terms of Australian dollars,because of the:
A.Entity Concept
B.Dual effect of transactions
C.Historical Cost Principle
D.Monetary Unit Concept
E.Going Concern Principle
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