Section 2, last part

Question

Why does it use 28,700,000 t? the case is in 2020 and these number is for 2016.

Answer 1

Hi there,

I agree that this case is a bit confusing with exhibits from multiple years.

That said, you've assumed the case is in 2020! If there are dates in exhibits/a case you always need to ask “what year are we in”.

This case should have clarified, but it's clear that for exhibit 3 they want you to use 2016/17 numbers.

Answer 2

I agree that the computations in this case are completely off, however I also cannot agree with your computation. I... (read entire answer)

I agree that the computations in this case are completely off, however I also cannot agree with your computation. I found the following: - 1.5 + 0.6 = 2.1 - 5 + 4.7 = 9.7 - 14.... (read entire answer)