Which is NOT a criteria for recognition of financial information in the IFRS Conceptual Framework? A) The item is measurable without a high degree of uncertainty B) The amount must be measured at historical cost. C) The item provides relevant information about the element D) The item provides a faithful representation of the eleme

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