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Alarge manufacturing firm made two significant acquisitions around the close of 2016 (assume a calendar fiscal year). the first was to purchase all the outstanding voting stock of pernod, inc. in december 2016. the second was to purchase 40% of the outstanding voting stock of weynod, inc. in january 2017. the manufacturing firm's 2016 financial statements were issued in february 2017. choose the correct statement regarding the accounting for these acquisitions in the 2016 financial statements of the manufacturing firm. pernod weynod a. consolidated described in the footnotes only b. described in the footnotes only described in the footnotes only c. consolidated apply equity method d. apply equity method apply equity method

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