During the 1990's, Golden Inc

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Essay

During the 1990's, Golden Inc. entered into long-term contracts with corporate customers to supply one million ounces of ore for $100 an ounce over the next 5 years. During the following years, the price of ore increased to $175 an ounce, which Golden Inc., because it did not hedge the price, would have to pay in order to meet its sales contracts. Although Golden Inc.'s auditor argued that a $75 million loss and liability should be recognized, Golden Inc. stated that the amount of the loss cannot be reasonably estimated prior to the results of renegotiations it was conducting with its corporate customers. Golden Inc. expected to renegotiate an increase in the initial contract price of $150 or reduce the amount of ounces to be delivered under the long-term sales contract. Defend a position of how the long-term contract should be treated from an accounting perspective.

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Definitions:

Ternary Operator

The ternary operator in programming is a conditional operator that simplifies the if-else statement into a single line of code, typically used in the format condition ? expression1 : expression2.

Unconditional Transfer

In computer science, refers to instructions or statements that cause the program to continue execution from a different address or line without any condition.

Goto Statement

A programming instruction that causes the execution flow to jump to another point in the code, often considered harmful due to its potential for creating unmaintainable code.

Goto Statement

A programming instruction that causes the execution flow to jump to another point in the program, often criticized for making code less readable.