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It sounds more Behavioural on my end. It could possibly be contingency - arguably that is. However, considering the choice is 'systems/contingency' which means you have to take into consideration the characteristics of a system approach to management - and the question doesn't mention that...

something like: Specific: when expanding (assuming its a globalisation question) it is vital that management at Billabong creates specific and detailed marketing objectives...blahblahblah. Measurable: say something like they need to have 'measures 'set in place so that they can...

You should do Enron :) They've done every bad thing in the book...well in the syllabus. Like, insider trading, inappropriate cut off dates (or just simply no honesty in their financial statements what so ever). Enron is corrupted and fun. :)

Just adding on to what ^ said: Classical Scientific improves productivity by 200% (or just increase productivity) I personally find Political theory stupid :| Oh gee, he has power, and so does he. What revelation! Wow, we can manage a multimillion dollar business now. Contingency and...

Though I'm not doing India, I came across a huge article about India in the recent RW magazine...I dont know if that's any help (it might be just on the business side) but you may want to have a look, because at times they do cover the economic side of India.

For the sake of the exam, no :P But good question, you've got me curious :)

I have Billabong Globalisation notes. They're by Leading Edge. And they're perfect :) Poke me.

They could possibly. I have case studies for each syllabus points and stuff. Perhaps its best to learn about one company's financial performance recently. And if worst comes to worst, you can always...be 'creative' with your ratios :P

Oh only the Fiscal Outcome uses the Accounting Method. Both Underlying Cash Outcome and Headline Budget Outcome only takes into account the expenses when they need to be paid. I hope that makes sense. :)

According to my teacher, this stuff was heavy back in the old syllabus and its not worth stressing over. But a run down, I hope I can explain it properly :| Fiscal Outcome / Acrual Accounting Method You know how some expenses you have already incurred but not yet paid? For instance, your...

haha acronyms are cute. But they don't seem to work for me. I just see the syllabus in my head.

Oh so it has its employment and financial gifure? Well I think you have to interpret that and say whether it is getting better or worse and the possible ways to improve it? I dont know the question nor the stimulus. But I think you have to come up with some conclusion by drawing it from the...

I get it now. Well they should've said like 'global market place' or something. Pfft workforce. I want to murder it. And the other choice is like o.O "Outline the role of stakeholders in resolving industrial conflict, and critically analyse the impact of global trends in employment relations...

I have two weeks for this exam ...>.> Ever since Monday last week. Memeorizing the syllabus is the best way to go I reckon. :) Seriously some of the stuff is just like self explainatory.

I'm talking about: "Outline the reasons why businesses expand globally, and critically analyse the political, social/cultural and management issues that arise with a global workforce." I get the first part- reasons for expansion. However the second part stumbles me. What do they mean by...

Me!! :) Loved it. Don't worry my current teacher doesn't really teach the syllabus contents. He just raves on about Qantas and all these cases. But is shouldn't matter should it? I mean with business there is nothing to get or understanding. Its just basically memorize o.O

Business Report is more heading structured. With you know Executive Summary, Headings, More Headings, Summary. Whilst Extended Response is just a whole bunch of paragraphs. :)

Yes definetely broad questions. I quite like National Competition Policies (because they appear in 3 of my subjects :P) so I may give you a quick backdrop. National Competition Policy -. Competition is good ( ↑ efficiency, competitiveness, innovation ect ect). However, Perfect...

Thanks but what I'm asking is that how do those trends have any influence over the business's financial needs. If that makes sense. Like how does a decrease in commodity price or an increased integration of global financial markets have anything to do with Business's financial needs? Is...

I was just reading through my notes and I came across 'Trends In Financial Markets And Their Implications For Business Financial Needs' - also in the syllabus. Just curious, how do the trends in Financial Markets affect business' financial needs exactly? The trends include: Accounting...