Hedge accounting is a method of accounting for which the
A) gains and losses from a hedge are deferred until the hedge is completed.
B) debits and credits are managed to keep the cash account stable
C) derivatives revenues and expenses are recorded so as to exactly balance
D) gains and losses on derivatives are shown before the hedge is terminated
E) none of the above
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B)the
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Q19: FAS 133 defines effective hedging as
A)a hedge
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