(a) What is the underlying principle in eliminating intercompany inventory transactions? (b) How do intercompany inventory transactions effect NCI (non-controlling interest)? Note the effect for both downstream and upstream sales.

(a) What is the underlying principle in eliminating intercompany inventory transactions? (b) How do intercompany inventory transactions effect NCI (non-controlling interest)? Note the effect for both downstream and upstream sales.

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Chapter7: Inventories: Cost Measurement And Flow Assumptions

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