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A non-tangible item with monetary value that you can not touch?
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Is replacement cost the same as insurable value?
No, insureable value or 'stated amount' is the MAXIMUM that will be paid for that item. replacement cost is the amount it will cost to actually replace the item.
Shrunken dollar bill?
It's a novelty item with no collector value.
What will happen if demand decreases and supply increases?
the price and value of the item will decrease.
Which term refers to any item of economic value owned by a corporation?
assets
What does replacement cost value mean?
The amount it would cost to buy a replacement for an item, of exactly the same age and in the same condition, or the an item of equally good characteristics if the original item cannot be reasonably easily purchased.
What item do many people consider stealing?
money and/or something of monetary value.
Is Deposit a monetary or non monetary item?
i would think it is a monetary item.
How much is the maple wisdome staff worth?
Nothing it is a virtual item and has no monetary value.
What is a yellow dog?
A yellow dog is an item or person of low monetary worth or value, or a shortening of a Yellow Dog Democrat.
Is common stock a monetary item?
yes
What is the value of the Medal of the Seal of the President of the US presented by the Commander in Chief William J. Clinton?
Only a buyer could put a price on such an item. It would be difficult to put a monetary value on such. The value to the person to whom it was presented should be priceless.
How much is a 5p eire?
Very little. There would be many of them in Ireland still, so they have no value as a collector's item. They would also have very little value in monetary terms, just about 7 or 8 US cent.
What is the value of a wooden nickel?
A wooden nickel typically has no monetary value and is simply a novelty item or token. It cannot be used as legal tender for purchases.
What is the meaning of the English phrase 'franc price'?
"Franc price" refers to the cost of an item expressed in the currency of Switzerland, which is the Swiss franc. It is used to denote the value or price of something in terms of Swiss francs.
What drops a trade in value for something?
The value of an item depends on weather its new, used, and what condition the item is in. If the item is damaged, it will most likely decrease the value.
When is an expense to small to be an asset?
There's not really a benchmark for that as each company will be different. However, a company should class an item as an asset if they believe it could be used for a few years rather than monetary value basis.
What is somenthing valuable to you but worthless to someone else?
The item in question would be an item of sentimental value so that is my answer. An Item of sentimental value.
