Comprehensive income is the total of an entity's operating profits and holding gains recorded during a particular accounting period, encompassing both realized and unrealized gains.
Current-Cost Accounting (CCA) is an accounting approach focusing on the operating capability of a business, ensuring assets are valued to prevent business loss upon their deprivation. This method highlights adjustments for inflation and operational capacity, differentiating holding gains from operating profits.
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