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3 years ago

Why is accounting a service industry?

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Hi there.

I recently learned in Social Studies that services are usually intangible services. They have value, but you cannot physically touch them.

I'm also using the process of elimination. With that, I give you my best guess:

A. Because it provides support but no tangible goods.

Hope this works out for ya!

guapka [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

A. because it provides support but no tangible goods

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