Short-term investments include marketable equity securities such as ordinary shares and corporate debentures which should be accounted for at:

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Short-term investments, such as marketable equity securities (ordinary shares) and corporate debentures, are typically accounted for at market value. This approach reflects their current market price, providing a realistic valuation of the investment on the balance sheet.

Short-Term Investments Include Marketable Equity Securities Such as Ordinary Shares