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yeh thats what i got its from Nelson Business Studies: HSC Course from another financial question, what does it mean when it says: "the australian dollar appreciates AGAINST the US dollar"

A multiple choice i came across in a paper gives the following information: Current Assets: Cash 3 000 Accounts Receivables 17 000 Inventory 11 000 Current Liabilities: Bank Overdraft 1 000 Accounts...

i have been compiling notes from a number of different resources and in each resource, the order of the dispute resolution seems to be different than another like in one book it says mediation is before conciliation, in another conciliation comes before mediation but mediation comes after...

yeh C seems the best...the business would be selling their index derivatives to minimise the financial loss before the prices go down any further and cushion the loss they have already made

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for global business, are we required to know detailed and specific labour laws and working conditions for different countries such as Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, etc

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i think thats all of them, but check to make sure, just in case iv forgotten something

Liquidity: Current Assets Current Liabilities (generally ideally 2:1, but depends on type of industry business is in) Solvency: Total debts Owner's Equity (the higher the ratio, the less solvent the firm) Profitability (always expressed as %age) Gross Profit Ratio...

just checking, which financial ratios can be calculated given full information from a balance sheet?

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"Evaluate the impact of employment relations key influences on a business's ability to manage change effectively." What can be written about economic influences? Can anybody help me out with this Thanks

yes...B Commerce or B Commerce/B Int Studies...UNSW

hahah yeh i figured

lol hmm...thats a good question which i dont know the answer to but wouldnt it be better to sugar coat it or something...why not say...its hq should be moved offshore where raw materials and operations are much cheaper and more efficient due to access to new technology, a potential target...

what is piggybacking?

umm i think its good to summarise/make your own notes then summarise your summary and make sure you do all the excercise questions in your text book/s that has guaranteed me full marks for short answers in every exam i have done for business studies so it might help you if you havent done that

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apart from continuously doing multiple choice questions from past papers, etc, are there any other ways on how to improve multiple choice skills thnx