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Current Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) state thatthe cost of an asset acquired for cash is the fair value (FV) of the amount surrendered,and that of an asset acquired in a non-monetary exchange is the FV of the assetsurrendered or, if it is more “clearly evident,” the FV of the acquired asset. Themeasurement method prescribed for a non-monetary exchange ignores valuable informationabout the “less clearly evident” asset. Thus, we suggest that the FV in any exchange bemeasured by the weighted average of the exchanged assets’ FV estimations, where theweights are the inverse of the variances’ estimations. This alternative valuationprocess accounts for the uncertainty involved in estimating the FV of each of the assetin the exchange. The proposed method suits all types of exchanges: monetary andnon-monetary. In a monetary transaction, the weighted average equals the cash paidbecause the variance of its FV is nil

A General Model for Cost Estimation in an Exchange