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Patents and Copyrights Confer Value on a Firm but Do

Question 13

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Patents and copyrights confer value on a firm but do not exist physically. Thus, they are identified as

A) current assets.
B) prepaid expenses.
C) fixed assets.
D) intangible assets.
E) owners' equity.

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