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Title: Accounting for managers
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That capital employed is financed by share capital plus reserves and that the
companies have no borrowings.
9. That the ratio figures presented in the question would have been based on
figures calculated on a consistent basis and that all three companies are
following the same accounting concepts and conventions... Showed first 250 characters
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For example, that all
three companies costs are based on historical costs as opposed to one using
historical costing and the other two using modified costing. Or, that one
company has not based their figures using marginal costing whilst the other
two having used absorption costing... Showed next 250 characters
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