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    Historical-Cost-Based Accounting Measures Are Usually Inadequate for Evaluating Economic Returns
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Historical-Cost-Based Accounting Measures Are Usually Inadequate for Evaluating Economic Returns

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Historical-cost-based accounting measures are usually inadequate for evaluating economic returns on new investments and, in some cases, create disincentives for expansion.

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