Corporate income statements are designed primarily to show:
A)cash flows during a period
B)Account balances at the end of a period
C)Performance during a period
D)Market values of assets and liabilities

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Corporate income statements are designed to show the company's financial performance during a specific period, including revenue, expenses, and net income. They provide information on how well a company is operating and generating profits. They do not typically provide information on cash flows, account balances, or market values of assets and liabilities.

Corporate Income Statements Are Designed Primarily to Show