2 questions...... (1 Viewer)

[jk]

1. is case study necessary or optional?? and how come there wasn any extended response asking to refer to case study in hsc 2002?????


2. is shareholders' equity the same meaning as "owner's equity"??
or owner's equity= retained profit + shareholders equity???
can anybody plz clear this up for me????

everytime i tryin to find debt to equity ratio, so damn confused....


thanx for any helps and good luck wit ur trial coming soooon~~~~~

 

[truly-in-bliss]

1. if you have a look at the 2003 paper http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2002exams/pdf_doc/business_studies_02.pdf
for questin 28 and question 29, they have da saem criteria and the first criteria is:

"use your knowledge and relevant business case study/studies"

and if you look at the marking guidlines http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2002exams/pdf_doc/bus_studies_er_02.pdf

for a band A answer, the last criteria is

"makes appropriate references to relevant case study/studies"

and if you look at 2001's marking criteria it says:

"clearly identifies and incorprates a global bbusiness throughout the response"

this does not mean that this year's paper will require you to identify case study/studies, but from past trends, it is a good idea to know one at least.


2. Generally speaking, Shareholder's equity and owner's equity are the saem thing. But to be more specific if the biz is:
a soletrader or a partnership = Owner's equity
apublic/private company = shareholder's equity

and Onwer's Equity = Assets - Liabilites.

This equation is derived from the balance sheet equation ie: Assets = Liabilites + Owner's Equity

 

[jk]

thanx a lot both of u

now i gotta do some case study...........

both extended responses & biz report relly suck

n e way thanx again