Which of the following is true for service firms? a. They have no inventory. b. They incur
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Which of the following is true for service firms?
a. They have no inventory.
b. They incur inventoriable costs.
c. They have no need at all to know the costs incurred.
d. They do not record price in their ledgers.
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