Certain liability and net worth items generally increase spontaneously with increases insales. Put a check mark ( ) next to those items that typically increase spontaneously.   Accounts payable                         ___________Notes payable to banks              ___________Accrued wages                          ___________Accrued taxes                              ___________Mortgage bonds                        ___________Common stock                          ___________Retained earnings                    ___________

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