The FASB developed rules for accounting for pensions without making any compromises for managers' concerns about how changes in pension accounts would affect reported company performance measures.

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The FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) did consider managers' concerns about how changes in pension accounts would affect reported company performance measures. The development of pension accounting standards involved compromises to address these concerns, reflecting a balance between the need for transparent financial reporting and the potential impact on companies' financial statements.

The FASB Developed Rules for Accounting for Pensions Without Making