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Stockton Ltd. changed its inventory system from FIFO to average cost. What type of accounting
change does this represent?
A change in accounting estimate for which the ±nancial statements for the prior
periods included for comparative purposes do not need to be restated.
A change in accounting estimate for which the ±nancial statements for prior periods
included for comparative purposes should be restated.
A change in accounting policy for which the ±nancial statements for prior periods
included for comparative purposes do not need to be restated.
A change in accounting policy for which the ±nancial statements for prior periods
included for comparative purposes should be restated.
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