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under unrealized gross profit equity method:
1)Investor-investee relationship is that the inter company seller of goods retains partial interest in inventory until buyer will sell off the inventory to third party
2) In sales of inventory between investor and investee , gross profit will be shown unrealized in books until buyer sells or consume the inventory purchased.
3) This rule will apply to downstream and upstream transfers
4)when investor sells items to investee, it is downstream transfer
5)When investee sells item to investor, it is upstream transfer
so answer is False)
An downstream sale of inventory is a sale made by investor to investee
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