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@GillianM
How many limitations of the business/Accountancy model should we include in the RAP that is relevant to the company in discussion?
How long is a piece of string? It is not how many but ensuring that they are relevant and not just general limitations that may not apply to your company and its situation
Ah right in that case even if we explain two relevant limitations it’ll be enough.
Also another question for topic 5 what are the “Accounting models” referred in the information pack? Is it the ratios analysis that is considered as an Accounting model or is there any other Accounting models for topic 5
I don’t mentor for Topic 5 but ratio analysis would normally be considered a business technique.
PEST, SWOT and Porter’s 5 Forces are usually the models for financial analysis topics but you should discuss appropriate models for your particular company with your mentor
Are we supposed to evaluate the business techniques also? So, for example, will we be evaluating Ratio analysis in the section titled Section 2: Business/Accountancy models?
