The following statements correctly describe the differences in accounting treatments for a "basket purchase" of net assets and an acquisition of net assets that qualifies as a business except (select one): Select one: a. In a "basket purchase" of net assets, there is no goodwill recognized by the investor regardless of the purchase price. b. In an acquisition of net assets that qualifies as a business, the acquired assets are recorded as part of Equity Investment on the investor's books. c. In a "basket purchase" of net assets, costs for transportation and installation are included in the purchase cost while in an acquisition of net assets that qualifies as a business, such costs are periodic expenses. d. In an acquisition of net assets that qualifies as a business, all assets are valued at full fair value regardless of purchase price; while in a "basket purchase" of net assets the purchase price is allocated to the various assets