Discussion
Three of the following can justify replacing an asset. The exception is
Answer: B
Correct answer: the asset has become fully depreciated
Full depreciation is an accounting state, not an economic one: the asset may run perfectly well and cost less than anything that could replace it. The other three are genuine reasons - changed requirements, rising operating costs and the availability of something better are precisely what replacement analysis exists to evaluate.
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