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answered on 28-Apr-24 07:19
What shd be the order of writing, shd we write all parts of the ans like 1a,1b,1c,1d and then move to mext questions or we can mix 4a, 1b, 2c like this
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Ok Sir,
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Working capital management
Financial Management
answered on 28-Apr-24 04:55
Explain net working capital with Examples
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Please follow the videos sessions for clear understanding
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doubt regarding concept of competencies
Strategic Management
answered on 09-May-24 15:24
sir, In the previous video competencies have been defined to be a combination of skill and technniques,but,according to the explanation given in this video, an organisation turns its capabilities into competencies, and then competncies into core competency(capabilities-->competecies-->core competencies)which means that an individual capability has to be identified first and then the oraganisation has to see if it meets the criteria for it to be called a competency,right???so if and invidual capability passes the criteria test i.e{V.I.R.O.N test} as mentioned in this video how can it be called a competency?wont that be contradictory to the defenition of competency???it is clearly stated in the study material that for something to be called a competency, it has to be mic atleast 5 resources!
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Firstly mangement as a subject - there is no hard and fast rule. Also what you mentioned at end. - It is not five resources but five criteria. Capabilities refer to the overall capacity or potential of an individual, team, or organization to perform certain tasks, achieve goals, or deliver results. Competency refers to the skills and abilities needed for individual performance. Core competency is a concept from strategic management developed by C.K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel in the 1990s. - It refers to a unique set of capabilities, knowledge, skills, technologies, or resources that a company or organization possesses and that provide it with a competitive advantage in the marketplace. An organisation has to turn its capabilities into competencies/core competencies. From exam point of view core competency is what will be tested.
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Financial Reporting
answered on 30-Apr-24 17:12
Let me clear, in illustration no. 14 in icai sm it is mentioned that int @ 6% is already been adjusted. That means they deducted 120000 or 27338? If it is 120000(as they mentioned 6%) then why we didn't correct it in 1 million
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That is while arriving at NP.
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Agriculture income
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answered on 02-May-24 11:44
What is the answer if only manufacture?
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If it is only manufacturing tea then it is not agricultural income.
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Doubt
Financial Management
answered on 28-Apr-24 13:13
Sir, In the question a point is given like this *Inflation is expected to be 6% per year Why this point is ignored and not taken into consideration
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This question is concerned with treatment of adjusting inflation with discount rate which belongs to the chapter “Risk Adjusted Capital Budgeting” which is currently not a part of the syllabus. So Please ignore
Narasimha GL
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Demand decreases and supply increases
Economics
answered on 11-Jun-24 14:17
Why E1 point is not the intersection of d1 and s1 in the video
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The correction has done.
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why we take Market value for calculating weights of each share, instead of face value ?
AFM
answered on 27-Apr-24 16:05
Dear sir, for all the remaining problems you have considered the face value of the shares to compute the weights of each share. but in this question you have considered the Market value to compute weights of the each share. please explain this
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Where did I use Book Value - which illustration please?
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Working capital management
Financial Management
answered on 28-Apr-24 13:14
On page 9.52 of module 2 , illustration 8, in cash flow statement, 50 lakh is subtracted as cash required for increase in stock. Please explain why it is subtracted , as also adjustment is done in making entry in profit and loss account of 420 lakhs of material consumed in year 3 .
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Cash flow statement is not under the purview of FM. Please post in the concerned subject
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Financial Instruments
Financial Reporting
answered on 29-Apr-24 19:30
Hi Sir, In this problem, Please confirm if my understanding is correct If forward contract was entered, then we would incur a loss of Rs 5 per USD If forward contract not entered (as in question), we will have a profit of Rs 5 per USD. But in either case, the value of Sales/ Revenue will be at 55 only. (Agreed Forward Rate / Forward Rate) Please correct me if I am wrong.
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Okay sir thank you so much
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