When the FASB Considers the Effects of an Accounting Standard

question 20

Multiple Choice

When the FASB considers the effects of an accounting standard:

• A)the only costs it considers are auditing costs.
• B)it considers benefits primarily in terms of the information needs of the stock market.
• C)it is not concerned with producer costs.
• D)it is primarily concerned with the effects of the standard on small or non-publicly listed firms.

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