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AStock is fully insured
BStock is bought on credit
CStock is damaged or obsolete
DStock is kept in a godown
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Stock is damaged or obsolete
Damage, obsolescence or a fall in selling price can push NRV below cost, which triggers a write-down.
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