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What is the primary difference between Revenues and Gains?

  1. Revenues arise from ordinary operating activities, while gains arise from peripheral transactions
  2. Gains are recognized only when cash is received, while revenues follow the accrual basis
  3. Revenues are reported net of costs, while gains are reported as gross inflows
  4. Revenues increase assets, whereas gains only decrease liabilities

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