C – Expenditure on consumer goods.
I – Expenditure on capital goods / Investments
G – Government expenditure
X – M – Expenditure on exports less expenditure on imports or expenditure on net exports.
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(i) Paid creditors...(Solved)
The following balance sheet belongs to Nyakwar Atiyo during the period ended 30th June 2000.
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