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Transaction Cycle, defined:

Author: Monique Tyler



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A transaction cycle is a group of essentially homogeneous transactions, that is, transactions of a particular type. The bulk of a company's economic activities can be grouped into a relative few categories called transaction cycles. *A transaction cycle is the highest level of aggregation for which control risk may be viewed as a constant.*


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