Q1: What is accounting measurement, and what is its objective?  Q8: Give two examples of how the timing of subsequent measurements can vary depending on the asset or liability being measured

Q1: What is accounting measurement, and what is its objective? 

Q8: Give two examples of how the timing of subsequent measurements can vary depending on the asset or liability being measured.

Q11: Describe two circumstances in which a valuation specialist might be engaged to assist with an accounting measurement.

Q15: When evaluating expected credit losses related to receivables, over what time period should expected losses for an asset be considered?

·Q17: Name two examples of subsequent measurements.

Q19: Describe the process for determining whether the value of inventory should be written down, below its cost.

1. recurring and nonrecurring fair value measurements. Name 4  examples of each. 

5. What is the fair value hierarchy used for? What information (or, specifically, what characteristic) about a measurement does the hierarchy attempt to convey to financial statement users

10. What is the relationship between fair value and present value?

16. Explain the difference between step 1 and step 2 of the PP&E impairment test, for assets held and used.