UNIT II – METHODS OF HUMAN RESOURCE VALUATION
2 Marks Questions (Remembering)
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Define Human Resource Accounting (HRA).
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What are the methods of human resource valuation?
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What is a cost-based approach in HRA?
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Define historical cost approach.
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What is the replacement cost method?
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Define value-based approaches in HRA.
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What is meant by the present value of future earnings?
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What is the Lev and Schwartz Model?
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State one limitation of cost-based approaches.
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Mention one advantage of value-based approaches.
5 Marks Questions (Understanding)
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Explain the meaning and objectives of Human Resource Accounting.
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Differentiate between cost-based and value-based approaches.
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Describe the historical cost approach to human resource valuation.
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Explain the replacement cost approach with an example.
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Describe the concept of the present value of future earnings approach.
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Explain the Lev and Schwartz Model of human resource valuation.
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Discuss the assumptions and limitations of the Lev & Schwartz Model.
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Compare historical cost and replacement cost methods.
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Discuss the importance of valuing human resources in an organization.
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Explain how value-based approaches provide a more realistic valuation of human assets.
10 Marks Questions (Application/Analysis)
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Discuss in detail the various cost-based and value-based methods of human resource valuation.
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Explain the Lev and Schwartz Model and its practical application in valuing human assets.
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Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of cost-based and value-based approaches.
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“Human Resource Accounting provides a better measure of organizational worth.” — Discuss with suitable examples.
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Compare and contrast historical cost, replacement cost, and present value of future earnings methods with illustrations.
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Analyze the significance of human resource valuation for decision-making and financial reporting.
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Apply the Lev & Schwartz Model to calculate the value of human capital for a given employee data (illustrative question).
💼 UNIT III – IMPACT AND APPLICATIONS OF HRA
2 Marks Questions (Remembering)
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What is the role of HRA in managerial decisions?
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Define HR planning.
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How does HRA support HR strategy?
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Mention one benefit of HRA to investors.
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Mention one benefit of HRA to stakeholders.
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What are emerging trends in HRA?
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Give one example of a company using HRA.
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Define human asset valuation.
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What is the impact of HRA on decision-making?
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What is meant by disclosure of human resources in financial statements?
5 Marks Questions (Understanding)
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Explain the role of HRA in managerial decision-making.
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Discuss how HRA assists in human resource planning and strategy formulation.
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What are the benefits of HRA for investors and stakeholders?
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Explain how HRA improves transparency in reporting human capital.
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Discuss the impact of HRA on performance appraisal and employee motivation.
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Describe emerging trends and developments in the field of HRA.
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Explain the limitations and challenges in implementing HRA.
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Discuss the ethical and accounting issues involved in human resource valuation.
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Write a short note on the importance of HRA in strategic human resource management.
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Explain how HRA data supports recruitment and retention policies.
10 Marks Questions (Application/Analysis)
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Discuss the role and impact of HRA in managerial decisions, HR planning, and corporate strategy.
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Evaluate the benefits of HRA to investors, management, and other stakeholders with examples.
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“Human Resource Accounting enhances the quality of decision-making in organizations.” — Discuss.
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Analyze emerging trends in HRA and their implications for modern organizations.
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Discuss with examples how leading companies (e.g., Infosys, BHEL, or ONGC) have applied HRA in practice.
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Critically evaluate the practical challenges and limitations of implementing HRA in Indian organizations.
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Examine how Human Resource Accounting contributes to organizational effectiveness and strategic management.
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Suggest recommendations for integrating HRA with financial accounting systems.
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