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ACF 111 - Non-current assets, disposable and intangible assets

Principles of Corporate Finance Chapter 1 Brealey 11th Edition Tangible Assets 1-1 - ANSWER-physical assets, such as real estate and automobiles, that can be held for either consumption or investment purposes, knowledge, Intangible Assets 1-2 - ANSWER-long-term assets (e.g., patents, trademarks, copyrights) that have no real physical form but do have value Real Assets - ANSWER-physical property like gold, machinery, equipment, or real estate. They can be tangible and intangible. Financial asse...

CHP.3 & 4 NEED TO KNOWS Motivational interviewing ANSWER = A motivation describes when someone is not motivated to engage Extrensic motivation ANSWER = a desire to preform a behavior for tangible rewards/recognition or to avoid punishments Intrinsic motivation ANSWER = a desire to perform a behavior effectively for its own sake; feeling a sense of satisfaction, sense of autonomy or control BCTs (behavior change techniques) ANSWER = Used to enhance determinants of behavior. Used to enh...

1. immigrants ANS society exciting into a terrestrial extent 2. emigrants ANS people exciting from a terrestrial field 3. net migration ANS the distinctness 'tween the number of foreigners and the number of emigrants for a likely geographical field in some likely old age 4. return exodus ANS permanent return of emigrants to their native land 5. travel visas ANS documents that present brief authorization to enter a country

A summary of the definition, elements of the definition, initial and subsequent measurement (amortization and impairment), recognition and disclosure of investment property in terms of IAS 38

CPO Test 2022 Practice Questions and Answers(All answered correctly)

This document contains a short, efficient summary of IAS38 as well as class examples dealt with in lectures.

Summary of IAS 38 Intangible Assets In-depth notes on important concepts like amortisation and residual values

This is a summary of intangible assets (IAS 38) as it is taught in FRK300. The requirements for this section is to be able to identify, measure and properly disclose intangible assets in accordance with IAS 38. This document summarizes the measurement as well as gives an example of required disclosure. Supplement this summary with doing question bank questions and you will have mastered this section before the exam!

Summary of IAS 38 Intangible Assets In-depth notes on important concepts like amortisation and residual values