Leemo, a soft drink manufacturing company, sells approximately 400 batches of its soft drinks worth $80,000 every week. In this context, the 400 batches of soft drinks that Leemo produces weekly represent the company's _____.
A. intangible assets
B. current assets
C. defensive assets
D. fixed assets
Answer: B
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