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Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

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does it matter? o_O
for ppr 4 there was a question on partnership and it asked the performance .. and for that it does matter
do same year (may/june 2012 ppr 42 ) question 2)part d) for ROCE here they take only capital and do sm tng ... not Non-Current Assets + Net-Current Assets.... -_- in da marking schme they say 77.1% so it cant be that
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Accounting (9706)/9706_s12_qp_42.pdf
markscheme >
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Accounting (9706)/9706_s12_ms_42.pdf
> this was for paper 4 .. hv to be prepared for everytng right :D
 
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for ppr 4 there was a question on partnership and it asked the performance .. and for that it does matter
do same year (may/june 2012 ppr 42 ) question 2)part d) for ROCE here they take only capital and do sm tng ... not Non-Current Assets + Net-Current Assets.... -_- in da marking schme they say 77.1% so it cant be that
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Accounting (9706)/9706_s12_qp_42.pdf
markscheme >
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Accounting (9706)/9706_s12_ms_42.pdf
> this was for paper 4 .. hv to be prepared for everytng right :D
to be on safe side, i guess its bttr to stick with syllabus formuala given
maybe the formula was different in 2012, u cld chk the 2012 syllabus
 
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why dont we include Training the workers in this ? isnt that in IAS 16 o_O ??
the following costs can be as a part of the cost of assets:
import duties
costs of site preparation
intial delivery and handling costs
installation and assembly costs
cost of testing the asset
professional fees: architects or legal fees


training isnt in here? so i guess thts y
 
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How is the answer C? M/J/04
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And how is this D? M/J/04 Again
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M/J/05 - P3
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Answer is B.
Can someone explain?
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How is the answer D here?
Q15) The dead weight loss is the loss of resources to people due to any external forces. In this case, it is tariff. Originally, the quantity people demanded at price OPw was 10 units (example) but however, when tariff was imposed, the price of the good increased and therefore the quantity demanded fell to 5 units(example). The loss of 5 units measured graphically would be by area y.
In the diagram, initially, people were buying grey area worth of goods. However, after tariff was imposed, the value fell to blue area. Grey - blue is equal to red.
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How is the answer D here?
Let's see the effects of every option.
A) If money supply is increased, according to monetary transmission mechanism there would be an outward shift in AD, means the AD demand would increase overall. No movement so this cannot be the answer
B) Decrease in money supply would result in inward shift in AD curve, means that overall demand of an economy would fall. Vise versa of above statement.
C) If interest rates are increased, the people would save their money instead of investing it or demanding money. The output would not rise because there would be very less investment. Also because the cost of borrowing would increase (lonable funds theory)
D) Decrease in interest rate would lead people to demand for money and investment would increase. When this happens, the overall output is increased and that's what we are looking for. There would be movement along the curve from point J to K.
Therefore Answer is D
 
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Guys can someone please help me out with explaining what are realised and unrealised profit and losses in a partnership change ?

Thankyou

Kind regards
 
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Q15) The dead weight loss is the loss of resources to people due to any external forces. In this case, it is tariff. Originally, the quantity people demanded at price OPw was 10 units (example) but however, when tariff was imposed, the price of the good increased and therefore the quantity demanded fell to 5 units(example). The loss of 5 units measured graphically would be by area y.
In the diagram, initially, people were buying grey area worth of goods. However, after tariff was imposed, the value fell to blue area. Grey - blue is equal to red.
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Let's see the effects of every option.
A) If money supply is increased, according to monetary transmission mechanism there would be an outward shift in AD, means the AD demand would increase overall. No movement so this cannot be the answer
B) Decrease in money supply would result in inward shift in AD curve, means that overall demand of an economy would fall. Vise versa of above statement.
C) If interest rates are increased, the people would save their money instead of investing it or demanding money. The output would not rise because there would be very less investment. Also because the cost of borrowing would increase (lonable funds theory)
D) Decrease in interest rate would lead people to demand for money and investment would increase. When this happens, the overall output is increased and that's what we are looking for. There would be movement along the curve from point J to K.
Therefore Answer is D
Jazakallah bro.. I got it now :D
 
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Let's see the effects of every option.
A) If money supply is increased, according to monetary transmission mechanism there would be an outward shift in AD, means the AD demand would increase overall. No movement so this cannot be the answer
B) Decrease in money supply would result in inward shift in AD curve, means that overall demand of an economy would fall. Vise versa of above statement.
C) If interest rates are increased, the people would save their money instead of investing it or demanding money. The output would not rise because there would be very less investment. Also because the cost of borrowing would increase (lonable funds theory)
D) Decrease in interest rate would lead people to demand for money and investment would increase. When this happens, the overall output is increased and that's what we are looking for. There would be movement along the curve from point J to K.
Therefore Answer is D
a decrease in interest rates means the cost of borrowing falls, so people would borrow more and spend more, causing an increase in aggregate demand, why wont that shift the AD curve to right? why is it within the curve itself?
 
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