A company has a total asset value of $500,000 and a total liability value of $250,000. The
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A company has a total asset value of $500,000 and a total liability value of $250,000. The company's owner's equity is currently unknown. The company's auditor wants to calculate the owner's equity based on this information. The auditor also knows that the company has generated a net income of $50,000 during the current accounting period. Calculate the owner's equity of the company.
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