Rubric grading
Graded like a finance lead would
AI answers to finance and accounting questions, scored 1–5 on each criterion. A factually wrong core claim caps the overall score at 2, however well it is written. Every grade explains itself.
- 8 graded answers
- 4 with a wrong core claim
- 3 criteria + overall
- US GAAP / ASC 606
Working capital
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Prompt
What is working capital, and why does it matter?
Response to grade
Working capital is current assets minus current liabilities. It matters because it shows whether a company can cover its short-term obligations and fund day-to-day operations. Too little can mean a cash crunch; too much can mean cash tied up in inventory or receivables that could be used better.
Expert grade
- Accuracy
- 5/5
- Completeness
- 5/5
- Clarity
- 5/5
- Overall
- 5/5
Correct, complete, and it adds the less obvious point that excess working capital is also a problem.
- Accuracy — Facts, numbers and accounting treatment are correct.
- Completeness — Answers every part of the question.
- Clarity — Easy to follow, no filler.