What do common size statements tell you (pick all that are true):

	Shows the relative size of the major sources of financing.
	Provides a basis of comparison for the firm over time.
	Allows for a comparison to other firms, especially for different size firms.
	Demonstrates which accounts are most significant to a firm (in the pursuit of profits).
	It gives a breakdown of major resources (assets) for a firm.
	Illustrates the portion of revenue left after expenses as well as the relative portion of those expenses.