What is the main reason why the sinking fund method of computing depreciation is seldom used in the industry?

Rate of interest cannot be exactly determined

The initial deprecation is high

The initial depreciation is low

What is the main reason why the sinking fund method of computing depr

1.	What is the main reason why the sinking fund method of computing depreciation is seldom used in the industry?
A.	Unstable economy
B.	Rate of interest cannot be exactly determined
C.	The initial deprecation is high
D.	The initial depreciation is low
Answer» E.

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