alleryStart learning →Which situation may make transaction price differ from fair value?
ADeal in principal market
BDeal between unrelated firms
CSeller is under duress
DPrice equals a Level 1 quote
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Seller is under duress
A seller forced to accept a price, for example due to financial difficulty, means the price may not represent fair value.
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