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16 days ago
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A company has an equity investment with a historical cost of $500,000 that is traded in an active market. At December 31, year 1

, the quoted price for an identical investment was $400,000 and the quoted price for a similar investment was $430,000. Using the company's internal present value of cash flows model, the company arrived at a value of $410,000. What amount is the value of the investment on December 31, year 1?
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