Recurring theory questions on past exams

[likeialwaysdo]

Rumors are going around that there will be a question relating to a going concern

and on another note, a 17 mark stock card which includes the withdrawal of non-current assets such as loans

nah, u heard wrong its not going concern, its monetary unit XP

[Anon123]

I find there is usually a question on the dupont model.

Then again. I have done 3 exams..

[helicopterman1]

If they do ask for the definition of liquidity and it is two marks. What are you going to put for the second mark?

Some exams (not VCAA) give one mark for writing about the "businesses ability to meet short term debts" and another
for having something about when they fall due? Is this enough? it doesn't seem like its a two mark answer to me.

[Anon123]

If they do ask for the definition of liquidity and it is two marks. What are you going to put for the second mark?

Some exams (not VCAA) give one mark for writing about the "businesses ability to meet short term debts" and another
for having something about when they fall due? Is this enough? it doesn't seem like its a two mark answer to me.

yeah its a little fucked how most 2 markers require 2 separate points. not for this question though...silly vcaa

[Anon123]

Liquidity refers to the ability of the firm to meet its short term debts as they fall due.

thats all