The Following Procedures Are Required to Apply the Current Purchasing

question 16

Multiple Choice

The following procedures are required to apply the Current Purchasing Power Accounting (CPPA) model in order to adjust the financial statements to reflect price-level adjusted financial statements. 1.Determine the movement in net monetary assets from the beginning of the year compared with the end of the year.
2) Reconcile opening and closing net monetary assets with the reasons for the changes.
3) Determine when the movements in net monetary assets for each item took place,and then apply the appropriate price-level index to calculate current purchasing power adjusted amounts.
4) The difference between the adjusted and unadjusted amount totals in the reconciliation is the loss of purchasing power.
5) A price-adjusted Balance Sheet is then prepared,adjusting all the non-monetary assets with the end-of-year price index.
In applying the CPPA model,if the price level index was 120 at the beginning of the year,150 at end of the year,and averaged 135 during the year,which of the following price-level indexes would be incorrect?

• A) 150/135 would be applied to sales, purchases of goods, and payment of expenses
• B) 150/120 would be applied to opening net monetary assets
• C) 150/135 would be applied to dividends and tax if they did not arise until the end of the year
• D) All of the given options are correct.

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Definitions:

Secondary Reinforcement

A form of reinforcement that involves the use of a stimulus that has acquired its reinforcing properties through its association with a primary reinforcer.

Punishment

In behaviorism, an intervention that decreases the likelihood of the behavior that it follows by introducing an unpleasant stimulus or outcome.

Positive Reinforcement

is a behavioral strategy that involves rewarding a desirable behavior to increase the likelihood of its recurrence.

Negative Reinforcement

A behavioral training technique where the removal of an undesirable or unpleasant stimulus following a particular behavior increases the likelihood of that behavior being repeated in the future.