3.5.6 Quantifiability or Money Measurement Convention (MMC): Says that all items included in the
accounts must be measurable or quantifiable in terms of monetary unit. This assumption suggests that it would
be insufficient to include non-quantifiable items in traditional accounts merely using an ordinal ranking for them,
(Bierman, 1972). Placing or fixing monetary value to an item may somehow be confusing because of the
presence of inflation or changes in price level value judgment however affect materiality concept for money
measurement, as there is no uniformity relating to perceived value of an item in the book of accounts as value
may vary from person to person and from firm to firm. (James, 1955).