. What is the difference in current replacement cost and designated market value as far as lower of cost or market?
Current replacement cost means the cost of replacing the asset. For example, if XYZ company has 1 unit of stock ABC and they want to replace it with new stock and they go to wholesaler to buy it. The price which XYZ company pays to the wholesaler is the replacement cost. It could be more or less than the current market price of the asset.
Designate market value is the value that the buyer is willing to pay.
For example, if XXX associates have 10 units of product Z and buyers are willing to pay $50 for each product. Then, $50 is the designated market value of the product Z.
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If the cost of an item of inventory is $49.00 and the current replacement cost is $66.00, what is the amount included in inventory according to the lower of cost or market? Select the correct answer. $66.00 $49.00 $115.00 $17.00
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