Explain what you understand by the term prudence

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a) In your own words, explain what you understand by the term 'prudence'. How can an 'asymmetrically prudent' accounting treatment lead to the understatement of income in one period but an overstatement in future periods?

b) Do you agree with the board's tentative decision to reintroduce an explicit reference to the notior of prudence (described as caution when making judgements under conditions of uncertainty)? Justify your answer.

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Australian student, just 2 questions need to be done, It should be 300 words for each answer, total of 600 words required and the reference should be Harvard referencing.

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