[sayedaamal]

Thank you so so much.
Your explanation made it so much clear.

This part was very confusing for me. If a concept is not clear, I am afraid that I’ll make mistakes. So it was important for me to understand this concept, also for future application.

I searched for this but didn’t know that the classification is done just like the classification done for shares. It makes so much sense now.

Thank you Sir.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much for your reply.

My confusion has been cleared now.

Thank you once again.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much Sir. I got it now. 🙂

[sayedaamal]

Thank you for replying Sir.

Sir I’m still confused because I thought that the word ‘above’ was actually pointing out to price which is ‘above’ the equilibrium price which causes the demand to decline.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much Sir. It’s such a relief because I was a bit worried.

Thank you once again Sir.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you Sir 🙂

[sayedaamal]

I was thinking the same that maybe there’ll slight changes in the internal service due to centralisation. But I guess I was focussed much on the “basic service’ which I thought shouldn’t change much.

But then after your reply I referred to my textbook again to try to understand if there were supposed to be any changes and what I can think of is maybe the changes they’re talking about is of the advantages mainly ie:

Cost-saving
Reduced duplication of roles
More improvement in service provision

I don’t know if I’m right about this but I’m thinking that these might probably be the changes they’re talking about.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much for the reply. Please don’t be sorry Sir. It was a mistake in the Kaplan textbook.

[sayedaamal]

Hello Sir,

The correct answer to this question is B. But I’m having trouble understanding as to why the answer is B and not A since option A has stated that the organisation does not wish to sacrifice it’s security. I am just thinking security was more important to this organisation.

Thank you 🙂

[sayedaamal]

I’ll try to remember that. Thank you so much Sir. 🙂
Have a great day.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much for replying.

Oh so that means inflation happens when there’s price increase in “all” goods. That one I didn’t know in detail. Thank you for explaining. But that part still keeps confusing me that domestic deflation reduces aggregate demand. Probably I might have missed something what you explained.

[sayedaamal]

What I can understand from this is:

When prices rise, demand starts to decrease gradually and this also seems to happen with interest rates as well since not everybody can afford to borrow at higher interest rates. So what the government does is reduce inflation and bring it to a level so that demand starts to rise again and they can try to achieve a balance once again.

But I’m still confused about the part where it says- domestic deflation reduces aggregate demand.

Also I am having a little trouble in relating the current account deficit with deflation.

Also thank you for replying 🙂

[sayedaamal]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. Thank you so much Sir.

It’s pretty much like balancing each account like those we did in FA that’s why I guess we just write cash out for increase in inventory but there’s actually this corresponding payables that increases which is not a cash out. I can kind of recall that now. 🙂

[sayedaamal]

Oh! So it’s the changes in the short term. Thank you so much.

[sayedaamal]

I was assuming that seasonal variation occurs frequently (maybe) in real life situations. Why are seasonal variations considered short-term?

Thank you 🙂

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much for replying. Actually I’ve got an exam in 2 days time and you’ve been so kind. Thank you Sir once again and also need your prayers.

About the increase in inventory, I thought increase in inventory would increase payables in turn or maybe it could be that – those 2000 have been included in the payables of 3000 or so (I’m just assuming, I might be awfully wrong.)

[sayedaamal]

Yes Sir. All thanks to you. It’s all clear now and I’m doing well with mock questions and specimen exam. I’ve also watched your free lectures on specimen exam questions. It’s very clear. Thank you so much Sir. 🙂

[sayedaamal]

Yes it would take long, that was silly of me.
I wanted to write stepped fixed costs but I typed semi variable. Actually I mistook it for stepped fixed costs because I saw a drop in price at output level 30 and then a rise in price at output level 33. Also I got a bit confused because the price at 33 was the same as 30. So I couldn’t decide in a hurry while attempting the questions in a time limit for practice.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you for replying. I think 53,610 is the answer then and the IRR is probably 17%. I’ve got it.

Also I wanted to know few examples where these incremental costs might be incurred, just for my information because it helps me to grab the concept better.

Thank you once again. Have a good day Sir.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much for the reply. I got a bit confused because while we select a sales price, which would be either the competitive or the market price, we would then end up with a cost after accounting for our target margin which might be lower than the cost we have either incurred or budgeted.

Since it was referred as “maximum” cost, I guess my attention got a bit caught up there as to why the cost should be maximum when it really gives a low cost amount despite the real cost.
I’m sorry I didn’t watch the lecture because I tried to find MA lecture for alternative costing.

Once again thank you for helping us. We can’t tell you how happy we are to be a part of opentuition and how opentuition has helped us in our studies. We are really overwhelmed. You and your team have made our lives easier, it means a lot to us. 🙂

[sayedaamal]

Hello,

I’ve been unsuccessful in downloading an activation key.

I would really love to know if the exams could be conducted without me having the activation key even though I have windows 10?

It’s been days and I’m unable to get to my exams and I’m so upset.

Thank you so much.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much for replying. I’m very grateful to you as you’ve saved me from the trouble on the exam day.

But I’m a bit disappointed too not because of your comment but because this laptop was new but Windows was not preinstalled and I believe the company tricked me by making me think they will install original Windows.

So after I got home and found Windows was not activated, I had to call them up. They told me that they’ve provided me with a file and that I needed to open that up to activate Windows but by disabling all shields. I got suspicious and I ran a scan and found that the file was hacktool.exe something like that.

Now I guess I have to format the entire thing but I’m worried if even the hardware is a counterfeit. So maybe even I purchase new Windows, they might conflict. I might be wrong too.

Now i have got no clue what I’m supposed to do.

[sayedaamal]

Oh I think I got it. Customer becomes a cost object when it’s a service industry.
I’m sorry for the trouble.
Thank you so much Sir once again.

[sayedaamal]

Thank you so much Sir. 🙂

[sayedaamal]

Thank you for the reply . Sir, I still didn’t get why the customer is taken as a cost object.

[Author]

Posts