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- Used with passive investments (little to no influence) - Records shares acquired at fair value (purchase price) - When sold - any gains or losses are = to difference between $ received for sale and book value - - impairment loss gets recorded right away ( - When there is a readily determined change in fair value - you record it each period (part of net earnings and increase investment asset account)

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Fair value method


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