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Financial Analysis

PPafitis11y ago
With regards to financial analysis, does it matter if I say for example, "revenues have increased from 500 to 550" or "revenues have increased by 10%" I'm still saying the same thing, and provided that I back this up with an explanation, will it affect my mark? Also, are there any tips on things to look out for when doing a financial analysis? Thanks!
gromitgromitTutor11y ago#1
I think that expressing it as a percentage is more useful. Whichever, you would need to follow that up by perhaps saying that this represents good/bad/satisfactory growth. Just stating that revenues have increased by 500 to 550 doesn't say much more than is in the question.
GGuddo11y ago#2
Please list the topics which can be tested in p3? is abc costing is hot topic this time?
gromitgromitTutor11y ago#3
The syllabus can be tested this time. All firms of tutprs have published tips (guesses) as we have.
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