ACCA P3 June 2009 Real Exam Question 1 – GreenTech
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Some one to help me please.
Susan
Thanks for the lecture but i can not trace ACCA past paper for 2009
Hi
it is in the kaplan practice and revision kit if you do have one
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Sir
The question paper is not available on the accaglobal website. How can I have a copy of the question?
Hi Thank you for this lecture.
Could you please tell me what chapter does Prahalad and Hamel come in?
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Jemma
Chapter 7.
Thank you.
Could you just xplain to me, c (ii) discusses Johnson, Scholes and whittington, in my OT notes I have the information for them under methods of growth and portfolio management. However I cannot understand how it fits with C (ii) please could you explain this?
Thank you
Jemma
C(ii) is quite difficult. JSW are authors with several theories, not just portfolio management. They are also responsible for Suitability, Feasibility and Acceptability as a method for assessing strategy suitability.
This approach was beignused in the answer to this question.
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Very helpful, thanks very much! Where can I find this answer on your site?
Great, have to change my mind to think and work in this way
For a candidate who covered the sylabus and practice kit this review on selected past questions will be an assurance for a definite pass.
It has given me some sense of direction.I used to think it is more rewarding to use many models in one question but it appears that’s not the case.