Primary sources are first-hand accounts created by people directly involved in or who witnessed an event, like an old family photo. Secondary sources are analyses or interpretations of primary sources created by someone without direct experience, such as a textbook on accounting standards. While primary sources may deteriorate over time, secondary sources can remain unchanged for many years through revisions that incorporate new information.
Primary sources are first-hand accounts created by people directly involved in or who witnessed an event, like an old family photo. Secondary sources are analyses or interpretations of primary sources created by someone without direct experience, such as a textbook on accounting standards. While primary sources may deteriorate over time, secondary sources can remain unchanged for many years through revisions that incorporate new information.
Primary sources are first-hand accounts created by people directly involved in or who witnessed an event, like an old family photo. Secondary sources are analyses or interpretations of primary sources created by someone without direct experience, such as a textbook on accounting standards. While primary sources may deteriorate over time, secondary sources can remain unchanged for many years through revisions that incorporate new information.
primary sources because my father was only the first-hand, It's kinda mess but it This section, represent the Book of. is special because it has sentimental Fundamentals of Accounting It is example of secondary sources value to us. because this book was not the original/not the first hand book. in old photo, when the time passes it The book was revised based on the changes it’s variety. However in a book it new Philippine Accounting Standards (PAS). can be old but nothing change on it's pages and context. A revised edition 2019-2020.
in a book it can be use by anyone and
can be sell , Unlike in old photo the sentimental value of it remains into our memories.