In making accounting estimates, the management shall avoid excessive optimism and shall consider all circumstances that might affect the carrying amount of assets and liabilities. For example, upon writing down doubtful receivables, the management shall consider previous experience with uncollectible receivables and not optimistically assume that the situation has likely improved and this time there is no need for a write-down.
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