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If Current Cost Accounting (CCA)is Greater Than Current Cash Equivalents

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If current cost accounting (CCA)is greater than current cash equivalents (CCE)and CCE is greater than net present value requirement (NPVR),it implies that assets have value in use and the firm should maintain its current operations.

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