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Eight years ago, bravo company purchased land for $170, 000. the current fair market value of the land is $421,000. the rate of general inflation experienced during the 8-year period has averaged 10% per year. at the time the land was purchased, bravo intended to hold it for 20 years. at what amount should the land be carried on bravo's books today
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Business, 22.06.2019 19:00
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