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Answer:
Question 1, answer B) interest from stock purchased by a corporation.
Question 2, answer D) knowing exactly how money is spent makes for accurate accounting.
Explanation:
Return on equity (ROE) is a ratio that measures how much profit a business or an investor makes in relation to the money it invested. In question 1, the interest a corporation made from purchasing a stock can measure how much profit the corporation made from investing in that stock.
Companies need to keep accurate accounting records because:
- they can prepare their financial statements faster and better
- helps them to effectively control the company's resources
- provides information for making business decisions