alleryStart learning →A substitution right is substantive if supplier can substitute and:
Ahas pre-notified the customer
Bthe customer approves swaps
Cit gains economically by swapping
Dit holds title to replacements
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. it gains economically by swapping
Both a practical ability and an expected economic benefit from substitution must exist, otherwise the asset is still identified.
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