Question

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the fair value principle is applied for
investment securities.
current assets.
all assets.
buildings.
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Explanation:

The fair value principle is primarily applied to investment securities. Current assets may or may not use fair value (e.g., inventory often uses cost or lower of cost and net realizable value). Not all assets use fair value (e.g., property, plant, and equipment like buildings are usually measured at historical cost less depreciation). Investment securities, especially those held for trading or available - for - sale, are commonly measured at fair value.

Answer:

A. investment securities.