单项选择题An analyst does research about balance sheets. Which of the following is NOT a component of the owners' equity section of the balance sheet

A. Goodwill.
B. Issued capital.
C. Noncontrolling interests.


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An analyst does research about currency exchange rate and gathers the following information about euro (€)/dollar($) exchange rates:

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A. weak, trading at an annualized forward discount of 6.17 percent.
B. weak, trading at an annualized forward discount of 6.20 percent.
C. strong, trading at an annualized forward premium of 6.17 percent.