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O-Level Stakeholders and what they need in order to decide
What the O-Level syllabus expects for Stakeholders and what they need in order to decide, and how to practise it.
What the syllabus expects
- Name the stakeholders who follow a business and draw on its accounting information to decide
- Give sample kinds of accounting information that stakeholders rely on when deciding
- Give sample kinds of non-accounting information that owners and managers use when deciding
- Explain the reasons stakeholders care about a business's accounting information
- Explain the reasons owners and managers value non-accounting information
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