1. Suppose Joe Francis owns a Chevrolet Dealership called "Joe's Chevrolet." Joe charges all his personal gasoline purchases on the dealership and these amounts are reported among the dealership's operating expenses. How does this violate the economic entity concept?

2. Suppose Joe's Chevrolet reports assets in the following way:

Assets Owned:

Building .............................................. 10,000 square feet total space, constructed in 1998.

Inventory............................................ 100 vehicles total, 75 new units, 25 used.

How does this violate the monetary unit concept?

3. Suppose Joe's Chevrolet's financial report reflects Assets of $500,000 and Liabilities of $400,000. There are 10,000 shares of common stock and therefore an accounting book value of $10 per share.

Given the limitation of accounting to reliably measure intangible assets, would you expect the $10 per share to be a good estimate of the fair market value per share?