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stormii

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yes please. give us HR in essay so we can just ignore it and choose the other question
its looking like there will be hr business report tho, i feel everyone will struggle with it
i feel like this year would be marketing/finance so i wanna kms but yea
Same I feel like it might be but I hope it’s just strategies
 

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Hey guys is the higher the gearing, the better? What is an ideal gearing ratio?
 

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damn i really hope we don't have to choose between finance and marketing q in the essay but somehow i feel like that'll be the choice since there was HR and operations last year 😭😭
 

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the lower the gearing, the better, and ideal ratio is usually like 0.5:1 but u usually compare to the industry average given in the q
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that’s what I was thinking but why is it d? Or is it because more debt means businesses are investing in their business?
 

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damn i really hope we don't have to choose between finance and marketing q in the essay but somehow i feel like that'll be the choice since there was HR and operations last year 😭😭
There was HR 3 TIMES SIMILAR QUESTIONS but I don’t know if they would do 4th time in a row
 

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gearing is total debt/ total equity, so in the data u do 7000/3000 = 233%, u can see its gotten worse since 2013

150% to industry average of 100%, industry is better
Ohhh i see now I forgot i had to use the equity formula to calculate it too
 

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