This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #125 released on Monday, 2 November 2026. Now, before we get into today's topic, I have a little milestone to share. This episode marks the fifth year of Accounting Makes Cents! I usually take a little break around this time of year, so I tend to … Continue reading Real Options: The Value of Keeping Your Options Open
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Black Friday and the Pricing Psychology
This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #26 released on Monday, 14 November 2022. In this episode, we’re going to discuss 11 pricing strategies that companies use to price their products and services. Additionally, we're going to explore why we use each strategy and how they actually work. https://open.spotify.com/episode/2HyHBwWzVgChUiPUG8EIHI?si=7pYxibXPTImKRPJT8UQ2LA Jump to show notes. … Continue reading Black Friday and the Pricing Psychology
The CIMA Code of Ethics and the Trolley Problem
This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #5 released on Monday, 24 January 2022. So what I wanted to do for this episode is to start off from where I got the inspiration for today’s topic. The title of this episode is the Trolley Problem. And for children of ethical studies, you will … Continue reading The CIMA Code of Ethics and the Trolley Problem
The Barista and the Balanced Scorecard
This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #4 released on Monday, 10 January 2022. In today’s episode, we will be discussing a performance management tool that’s been around for a very long time, one that is certainly quite popular in CIMA exam circles. And that is the Balanced Scorecard or BSC for short. … Continue reading The Barista and the Balanced Scorecard
Is it Wise to Switch Subjects after Failing?
Hi Tutor MJ I failed P1 twice now. The last time was back in April with a score of 95. It was extremely frustrating to know that I got far but just not far enough. I self-studied with **bleep bleep** (another tuition provider), whose material was too detailed, it added to much confusion on my part. … Continue reading Is it Wise to Switch Subjects after Failing?
