Q11 Which of the following options is INCORRECT regarding financial assets and the subsequent measurement model(s)? Select one: a. Financial Asset: Equity instrument Management Intention: Realise fair value changes Measurement Model: Fair value, adjustments in OCI _ b. Financial Asset: Debt instrument Management Intention: Earning contractual cash flows Measurement Model: Amortised cost _ c. Financial Asset: Equity instrument Management Intention: Realise fair value changes Measurement Model: Fair value, adjustments in SPL _ d. Financial Asset: Debt instrument Management Intention: Earning contractual cash flows Measurement Model: Fair value, adjustments in OCI

Q11 Which of the following options is INCORRECT regarding financial assets and the subsequent measurement model(s)? Select one: a. Financial Asset: Equity instrument Management Intention: Realise fair value changes Measurement Model: Fair value, adjustments in OCI _ b. Financial Asset: Debt instrument Management Intention: Earning contractual cash flows Measurement Model: Amortised cost _ c. Financial Asset: Equity instrument Management Intention: Realise fair value changes Measurement Model: Fair value, adjustments in SPL _ d. Financial Asset: Debt instrument Management Intention: Earning contractual cash flows Measurement Model: Fair value, adjustments in OCI

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter11: Capital Budgeting Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3MC: The third step for making a capital investment decision is to establish baseline criteria for...

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