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Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

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This is a tough one.
I applied Sherlock Holmes approach on this one. We know for sure that A and D cannot be the answer. If birth rate increases, the income growth per head would fall. If government increases its defence spending, than too the income growth per head would not increase as there would exist unemployment because lack of investment.
B and C are left. Now according to me, imports would have little effect in long run upon the growth of income per head where as if people start to save, there would be more leakage in an economy. As it's developing economy, government would have to invest and this would create job opportunities for individuals. Thus in the long run, it would result in increased income per head.
Jazakallah!
 
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Income Statement/statement of comprehensive income for the year
the normal stuff on the top
and then

Gross Profit
Income
less Expenses
Profit from operations
less Finance costs
Profit before tax
less Tax
Profit for the year attributable to equity holders

Statement of changes in equity
Retained earnings bal at start of year
Profit for the year (how much you got in income statement)
Transfer from other reserves
less dividends paid
transfer to other reserves
balance at the end of the year
 
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Income Statement/statement of comprehensive income for the year
the normal stuff on the top
and then

Gross Profit
Income
less Expenses
Profit from operations
less Finance costs
Profit before tax
less Tax
Profit for the year attributable to equity holders

Statement of changes in equity
Retained earnings bal at start of year
Profit for the year (how much you got in income statement)
Transfer from other reserves
less dividends paid
transfer to other reserves
balance at the end of the year

This you do for the balance sheet but there is a differnt format for the changes in statemet of equity
 
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This you do for the balance sheet but there is a differnt format for the changes in statemet of equity
you mean the column format where you put ord share capita and all that stuff and the last column having the total
and then you enter the transactions row by row
for eg transfer to a reserve, minus from the retained earnings and add to gen reserve
is that what u are talking about?
 
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