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AAdded to the purchase price
BShown as a separate income
CDeducted from purchase price
DIgnored in the cost entirely
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Deducted from purchase price
Trade discounts, rebates and duty drawbacks reduce what the enterprise really pays, so they lower cost.
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