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STABLE UNIT OF MEASURE Definition
STABLE UNIT OF MEASURE, in accounting, assumes that money is used as the basic measuring unit for financial reporting. Money is the common denominator in which accounting measurements are made and summarized. The dollar, or any other monetary unit, represents a unit of value; that is, it reflects an ability to command goods and services. Implicit in the use of money as a measuring unit is the assumption that the dollar is a stable unit of value, just as the kilometer is a stable unit of distance and the hectare is a stable unit of area.
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BIR is Bureau of Internal Revenue, Benefit/Investment Ratio, or Best Incremental Return.
TOTAL ASSETS is the total of all assets; both current and fixed.
