Describe the functions and limitations of accounting, Accounting Basics

1. Describe the following with detailed example:

i. Wealth Maximization
ii. Profit maximization

2. Describe the functions and limitations of accounting.

3. Prepare a detailed note on ratio analysis and its classifications.

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