Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

[AlphaBeta]

Why isnt it B ?? the answer is D but how ?

 

[zara97]

we have to allocate only if fixed OH is given as per hour
we dont allocate if per unit

how? plz tell me the treatment if FOH given per unit n per hour?

 

[TheZodiac]

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Why isnt it B ?? the answer is D but how ?

No, the answer cannot be B because it's a protective measure used by the government to counter inflation. D because if we impose import controls, the price would definitely rise. Other options aren't valid.

 

[AlphaBeta]

No, the answer cannot be B because it's a protective measure used by the government to counter inflation. D because if we impose import controls, the price would definitely rise. Other options aren't valid.

ah ya ....thats demand pull and indirect is cost push ...
Jazakallahh

 

[AlphaBeta]

how is the answer C ?

 

[AlphaBeta]

 

[sayanora]

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how is the answer C ?

Are these A2 questions?

 

[AlphaBeta]

Are these A2 questions?

AS

 

[sayanora]

AS

Hmmm is it frm the variant papers?

 

[AlphaBeta]

Hmmm is it frm the variant papers?

no 2011 oct/nov p12

 

[sayanora]

no 2011 oct/nov p12

i shall try them insha allah

 

[TheZodiac]

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how is the answer C ?

At one time it's depreciating its currency against Pakistani rupee which is making the goods cheaper for Pakistanis. On the other hand it is raising the prices of the goods then it'd have no affect on the demand for Pakistan right? The price would remain, as they were before.

 

[TheZodiac]

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C? The graph shows that it's depreciating against both.

 

[AlphaBeta]

C? The graph shows that it's depreciating against both.

the marking scheme says B

 

[TheZodiac]

the marking scheme says B

Damn! -.- How could I not notice it
In the first graph it's $ against £ while in second, it's £ against €
So therefore $ can buy more £ in the first graph, therefore it's appreciating, while in the second graph, £ can buy less € so it's depreciating.
Sorry for the mistake.

 

[Hania El-Khodary]

June 2006, question 3(b). Accounting.

I can't figure out the value of the bank to put in the balance sheet
Please help me

 

[AlphaBeta]

?? Answer is D but how?

 

[TheZodiac]

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?? Answer is D but how?

It's complicated but once you get it, it'd be really easy The demand curve given, it contains the total quantity of all F, H and W.
At price = $10 Total quantity = 30 so 26 - 4 = Demand for will which is 10
Similarly, at price = $15, total quantity = 30 and demand for will is 10 (30 - 20)
Finally, at price = $20, total quantity = 20 and demand for will is 10 (20 - 10)
So his demand is same, regardless of change in price.

 

[AlphaBeta]

It's complicated but once you get it, it'd be really easy The demand curve given, it contains the total quantity of all F, H and W.
At price = $10 Total quantity = 30 so 26 - 4 = Demand for will which is 10
Similarly, at price = $15, total quantity = 30 and demand for will is 10 (30 - 20)
Finally, at price = $20, total quantity = 20 and demand for will is 10 (20 - 10)
So his demand is same, regardless of change in price.

Oh ya ... dat was easy man i didnt read the question properly ... jazakallah anyway

 

[Sarah Paul]

When we write about devaluation can we include the j curve effect too?