Which of the following is / are external indicator/s of impairment loss? Impact of legal environment that affects the entity Changes in the market interest rates Technological changes in the industry that entity operates All of them

Which of the following is / are external indicator/s of impairment loss? Impact of legal environment that affects the entity Changes in the market interest rates Technological changes in the industry that entity operates All of them

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Impact of legal environment that affects the entity
Changes in the market interest rates
Technological changes in the industry that entity operates
All of them

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