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               financing.  Like  the  information  on  the  firm’s  financial  statements, the  ratios  can  and  should  be

               compared with those of past accounting periods, those of competitors, and those representing the

               average of the industry as a whole.




                      III.   Answer the questions:


                          1.  What is accounting? Give a short definition.
                          2.  Is it possible to manage a business operation without accurate and timely accounting
                              information?
                          3.  Who needs accounting information? Explain why.
                          4.  What is the basis for accounting process?
                          5.  State the standard form of the accounting equation.
                          6.  What is a balance sheet? Give a short definition.
                          7.  What must a balance sheet show?
                          8.  What is an income statement?
                          9.  What can  be computed  from the  information contained  in a  balance  sheet and an
                              income statement?
                          10. Do  the  ratios  computed  from  this  information  provide  a  picture  of  a  firm’s
                              profitability and its position?
                          11. Is this information for competitors?




                      IV.      Give English equivalents of the following:

                      територія продажу                             податок
                      окремий продавець                             короткий зміст
                      сектор                                        конкурент
                      відділ                                        довгостроковий
                      ставити цілі                                  звітний період

                      V.        Match the management terms with their definitions:

                      1. Proprietor                                 a) brief account giving the chief points;
                      2. Partnership                                b) owner especially of a hotel, store, land or
                                                                    patent;
                      3. Accumulate                                 c) joint business;
                      4. Summary                                    d)  make  or  become  greater  in  number  or
                                                                    quantity.
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