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I am referring to the following post
https://opentuition.com/topic/divisional-performance-18/
1. I am still not getting your point.
– You’ve said that, “They have invested more in non-current assets and it is them that generate the profit.”
2.I still not understanding how explanation you’ve provided increases the net asset?
-My understanding about your explanation is that NCA may increase but on the cash decreases which at the end everything stays the same.
-In fact in the very first post, you’ve said :”non-current assets will increase and cash will decrease, so the net assets would not change.”
What I wrote is correct and I said that you would still get the marks.
You then asked me what the logic was in what the examiner had done (only dealt with the increase in the non-current assets) and I said that the logic was that it is non-current assets (i.e. the machines etc) that actually earn the profits.
I cannot add any more to that!