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Fairmont Golf issued fi xed rate debt when interest rates were 6 percent. Rates have since risen
to 7 percent. Using only the carrying amount (based on historical cost) reported on the balance sheet to analyze the company’s fi nancial position would most likely cause an analyst to:
A . overestimate Fairmont’s economic liabilities.
B . underestimate Fairmont’s economic liabilities.
C . underestimate Fairmont’s interest coverage ratio
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