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Chapter A, Problem 1MCQ
Company X owns 40 percent of Company Y and exercises significant influence over the management of Company Y. Therefore, Company X uses what method of accounting for reporting its ownership of stock in Company Y?
- a. The amortized cost method.
- b. The equity method.
- c. The fair value method.
- d. Consolidation of the financial statements of companies X and Y.
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