The expected net realizable value is adjusted at the end of each period, and any further revaluation is also recognized as a gain or loss in determining the net cost of operations.
The net cost of operations must take into consideration adjustments of anticipated net realizable value and evaluations.
The net cost of operations can be found without concern for revaluations or worry about profit or loss; just pick a number that sounds good.
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