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Ratio analysis: WJEC A‑Level Business questions

Every WJEC A-Level Business exam question on 2.2.5 Ratio analysis, 2016–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q2.2

    Summer 2022 · AS Unit 2

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    Summer 2022 AS Unit 2, question 2.2: Tesco Tesco is the market leader within the UK grocery industry. In September 2018, Tesco launched its first new discount store in the UK, called Jack’s. In an
  2. Q2.3

    Summer 2022 · AS Unit 2

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    Summer 2022 AS Unit 2, question 2.3: Tesco Tesco is the market leader within the UK grocery industry. In September 2018, Tesco launched its first new discount store in the UK, called Jack’s. In an
  3. Q3.4

    Summer 2018 · AS Unit 2

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    Summer 2018 AS Unit 2, question 3.4: Sure Fit (Power Tools) plc faces up to becoming leaner The latest profit and loss account (income statement) gave John Hanley, Managing Director of Sure Fit (Po
  4. Q3.5

    Summer 2018 · AS Unit 2

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    Summer 2018 AS Unit 2, question 3.5: Sure Fit (Power Tools) plc faces up to becoming leaner The latest profit and loss account (income statement) gave John Hanley, Managing Director of Sure Fit (Po
  5. Q2(a)

    Summer 2017 · Unit 4

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    Summer 2017 Unit 4, question 2(a): Describe how financial ratios may be used to assess the performance of rapidly expanding businesses. [10]
All 5 questions on Ratio analysis, as a list
  1. Summer 2022, AS Unit 2, Q2.2 (2 marks): Tesco Tesco is the market leader within the UK grocery industry. In September 2018, Tesco launched its first new discount store in the UK, called Jack’s. In an
  2. Summer 2022, AS Unit 2, Q2.3 (4 marks): Tesco Tesco is the market leader within the UK grocery industry. In September 2018, Tesco launched its first new discount store in the UK, called Jack’s. In an
  3. Summer 2018, AS Unit 2, Q3.4 (4 marks): Sure Fit (Power Tools) plc faces up to becoming leaner The latest profit and loss account (income statement) gave John Hanley, Managing Director of Sure Fit (Po
  4. Summer 2018, AS Unit 2, Q3.5 (8 marks): Sure Fit (Power Tools) plc faces up to becoming leaner The latest profit and loss account (income statement) gave John Hanley, Managing Director of Sure Fit (Po
  5. Summer 2017, Unit 4, Q2(a) (10 marks): Describe how financial ratios may be used to assess the performance of rapidly expanding businesses. [10]

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