Exercises Other Measurement Topics Respond to the following using guidance in the Codification. Cite your sources for all responses. What basic measurement principle exists for the measurement of nonmonetary transactions? What are two examples in which modifications to the basic principle apply? Once an entity has determined that it is probable of having an environmental remediation liability, what costs must the entity initially include in its estimated environmental remediation liability (an "environmental obligation")? In periods subsequent to the acquisition date in a business combination, what guidance is available regarding the measurement (by an acquirer) of contingent liabilities assumed? Assume the contingencies were recognized as of the acquisition date. Under Topic 835-20 (Capitalization of Interest), what amount of interest may initially be capitalized as part of the initial investment in an asset, for certain qualifying assets? How should a company determine its "capitalization rate" for capitalizing interest? Chapter 8 - Fair Value Measurements in the Codification (exercises 3, 4, 6 & 10 in your text) Exercises to Improve Your Familiarity with Guidance in ASC 820. Respond to the following, citing your sources for all responses. Briefly summarize, then explain the significance of, par. 15-1 (scope) of ASC 820-10 (Fair Value Measurement). Briefly summarize par. 30-3 (initial measurement) of ASC 820-10 and provide one example listed in par. 30-3A of an instance when transaction price may not be reflective of fair value. Assume that a wealthy investor owns 15% of a single, publicly traded company. In what level of the fair value hierarchy should this measurement be classified and should the investor adjust the fair value to reflect the fact that its position would be too large to sell in a single day (without negatively impacting the share price)? Such adjustments may be described as "blockage" factors. Using PwC's Global Guide to Fair Value Measurements, look for the discussion of market participants, in the context of understanding broad fair value concepts. What is the role of market participants in measuring fair value, and is it necessary for an entity to identify specific market participants when forming fair value assumptions?