alleryStart learning →Where an active market exists, the best evidence of fair value is generally:
Anominal face value
Bobservable market value
Coriginal purchase cost
Dbook value of investee
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. observable market value
An active market gives an observable price, which is usually the best evidence of fair value.
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