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A Pension Trust Fund purchased corporate stock during the year for $48,000. At year-end, the Pension Trust Fund still holds t

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Correct option is: B.
Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit
Investments - Corporate stocks $       54,000
Revenue - Net Increase in Fair value of Investments $       54,000
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