An investment company has securities as current assets having market value substantially lower than the cost price. The company continues to show them at cost. Which principle is violated , explain the principle and the effects of following it?
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When investment has market value substantially lower than the cost price then the company needs to show the lower value in order to follow the concept of prudence;
This is because a substantial lower price than market might have a negative impact on company's liquidity and the stakeholders should be aware of that;
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