Once a Replacement Cost Is Calculated, It Is Customary To

question 9

Multiple Choice

Once a replacement cost is calculated, it is customary to:

• A) Adjust the price of the asset upward to account for depreciation that was deducted in the replacement calculations.
• B) Adjust the price of the asset downward to account for its age.
• C) Marginalize the cost calculated by current market conditions.
• D) Average the cost calculated by the original cost of the asset.

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