The NRV of stock held to satisfy firm sales contracts is based on what?
AThe general market price
BThe replacement cost
CThe contract price
DThe cost of production
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The contract price
Because the buyer is already committed, the agreed contract price is what the stock will realise.
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