Multiple Choice
Features common to heritage assets are that they typically:
A) are unique, are aspects of the natural environment (for example, parks) and cannot be replaced.
B) have no alternative use, cannot be replaced and generate negative net cash flows.
C) are self-generating, individually unique and generate negative net cash flows.
D) have no alternative use, cannot be replaced and generate positive net cash flows.
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