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451. |
What you mean by entrepreneur? |
Answer» Businessman or udyogpti | |
452. |
What do you mean by business ethics? |
Answer» business ethics is the set of moral rules that govern how businesses operate, how business decisions are made and how people are treated | |
453. |
ICDS transactions is free from legal hassles . Is it true or not |
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454. |
What is prepectual succession. |
Answer» A business that is formed by law ,run by law ,and executed thoroughly by law and suppose closing means closed by law.<br>Perpetual succession means the continuity of business . The business does not get affected by death or insolvent of any busines person . | |
455. |
Write a note on GDR. |
Answer» Global Depository Receipts (GDR) They are the depository receipts denominated in US dollars issued by depository hank to which the local currency shares of a company are delivered. GDR is a negotiable instrument and can be traded freely like any other security. In the Indian context, a GDR is an instrument issued abroad by an Indian company to raise funds in some foreign currency and is listed and traded on a foreign stock exchange. | |
456. |
Give me some ex. of BPO and KPO outsourcing? |
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457. |
Explain the meaning of fdi? |
Answer» Foreign direct investment . | |
458. |
Trip is one of the WTO agrement that deals with what? |
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459. |
What is \'point of sale\'? |
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460. |
Define core and non core outsourcing ? |
Answer» Hello | |
461. |
What do you mean by service |
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462. |
What do you mean by responsibility toward inveators? |
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463. |
What opportunities are available for small scale industry in developing countries like india???? |
Answer» India is a developing country and in developing countries the scope of small scale industries are very wide.It is contributing to the socio-economic development in the following wags(i) Contribution in GDP Small industries in India account for 95 % of the industrial units in the country. They contribute almost 40 % of the gross industrial value added in the economy.(ii) Contribution in Exports 45% of the total exports from India come from small scale industries. Gems and jewellery, handicrafts, sports goods, etc are some items of exports from small scale sector.(iii) Employment Generation Small industries are the second largest employers of human resources after agriculture and generate more number of employment opportunities per unit of capital invested compared to large industries.(iv) Variety of Production Small industries produce a wide variety of products ranging from mass consumption goods, readymade garments, hosiery goods, stationery items, soaps and detergents, domestic utensils, leather, plastic and rubber goods, processed foods and vegetables, wood and steel furniture, paints, varnishes, safety matches, etc. They also produce sophisticated items like electric and electronic goods, drugs and pharmaceuticals, agricultural tools and equipment and several other engineering products. Handlooms, handicrafts and other products from traditional village industries add to this diverse production from such industries.(v) Regional Balance Small industries contribute significantly to the balanced development of the country as they produce simple products using simple technologies and depend on locally available resources. Both material and labour can be set up anywhere in the country.(vi) Entrepreneurship Development Small industries provide opportunity for entrepreneur¬ship development in the country. The latent skills and talents of people can be transformed into business ideas with little capital investment and almost nil formalities to start a small business. | |
464. |
Limitations of e-business |
Answer» E-business has its own limitations as discussed below(i) Low Personal Touch e-business lacks the warmth of interpersonal interactions and personal touch for satisfaction of customer. Thus, it is relatively less suitable mode of business for product categories requiring personal touch for convincing the customers such as garments, etc.(ii) In congruence between Order Taking/Giving and Order Fulfillment Speed In e-business, orders can be placed at the click of a mouse, but the physical delivery of the product takes time. Customers are sometimes not patient enough to bear with this in congruence. At times, the users even get frustrated due to technical reasons when websites take unusually long time to open.(iii) Need for Technology Capability and Competence of Parties to e-business The parties to be fairly familiar with computers and internet is required by e-business. The digital divide has thus limited the use of e-business.(iv) Increased Transaction Risk Internet transactions occur between cyber personalities and it is difficult to establish the identity of the parties or know the location from where the parties may be operating, e-business is also risky due to additional hazards of impersonation and leakage of confidential information such as credit card details. Problems of ‘virus’ attacks and ‘hacking’ also pose security concerns in e-business.(v) Resistance to Change The process of adjustment to new technology and new way of doing things causes stress and a sense of insecurity due to change. As a result, people may resist a change from traditional business to e-business.(vi) Ethical Fallouts Companies use an ‘electronic eye’ to keep track of the computer files, e-mail account and the websites visited by their employees or others who use their network systems which is not considered right on ethical grounds.But most of the limitations of e-business discussed above are in the process of being overcome. Websites are becoming more and more interactive to overcome the problem of ‘low touch.’ Speed and quality of communication through internet is being improved through communication technology innovations.Efforts are on to overcome the digital divide through setting up of community tele-centres in villages and rural areas with the involvement of government agencies, NGOs and international institutions. Thus, we can say that despite limitations, e-business is here to stay and bring a positive change in the businesses, governance and the economies.Even the transaction risks and data transmission risks are minimized with the use of secure payment sites, use of antivirus programs and encrypting of data to safeguard the customers | |
465. |
How does market information provided by wholesaler benfit the manufacturer |
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466. |
What are the documents required for formation of a company? |
Answer» MOA, AOA,agreement,statutory declaration, class of customer.<br>Important documents required for formation of company are- *Memorandum of association. * Article of association. * Prospectus. | |
467. |
Project case study on a product |
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468. |
What is equity shares? |
Answer» It refers to those shares which don\'t carry any preferential right in the payment of annual dividend and repayment of capital in event of liquidation.<br>Tysm....<br>\xa0The capital obtained by issue of equity shares is known as equity share capital. It is the important source of obtaining the long term finance. Equity shareholders are the owners of the company. The rate of dividend is paid after meeting all other claims. They have a right to vote and participate in the management of the company. They enjoy the reward as well as bear the risk.Merits :\tEquity share capital doesn’t create any charge on the assets of the company.\tVoting rights of equity shareholders assure democratic control over management of the company.\tEquity share capital is to be repaid only at the\ttime of winding up of a company and hence it is permanent capital of the business.\tThere is no burden on the company in respect of dividend payable to equity shareholders because it is not compulsory to pay dividend.\tEquity shares are generally suitable for those investors who are willing to undertake risk for higher returns.\tEquity share capital increases credit worthiness of the company and also provides confidence to prospective loan providers.\xa0 | |
469. |
Give difference between equati share and priferance share |
Answer» \xa0\xa0 <th>BASIS FOR COMPARISON</th> <th>EQUITY SHARES</th> <th>PREFERENCE SHARES</th> \t\t\tMeaningEquity shares are the ordinary shares of the company representing the part ownership of the shareholder in the company.Preference shares are the shares that carry preferential rights on the matters of payment of dividend and repayment of capital.Payment of dividendThe dividend is paid after the payment of all liabilities.Priority in payment of dividend over equity shareholders.Repayment of capitalIn the event of winding up of the company, equity shares are repaid at the end.In the event of winding up of the company, preference shares are repaid before equity shares.Rate of dividendFluctuatingFixedRedemptionNoYesVoting rightsEquity shares carry voting rights.Normally, preference shares do not carry voting rights. However, in special circumstances, they get voting rights.ConvertibilityEquity shares can never be converted.Preference shares can be converted into equity shares.Arrears of DividendEquity shareholders have no rights to get arrears of the dividend for the previous years.Preference shareholders generally get the arrears of dividend along with the present year\'s dividend, if not paid in the last previous year, except in the case of non-cumulative preference shares.\t | |
470. |
Difference between entrepreneurship and business enterprises |
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471. |
Which type of organisation has a disadvantage namelu \'No benefit to poor people\'? |
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472. |
Entrepreneurship development ch? |
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473. |
State any two features of SSI ? |
Answer» Personal character : SSIs enjoy personal character.It is generally owned by a single entrepreneur or partnership.Simple managerial structure : It is managed by owners only. Thus, can reap the benefits of direct motivation, secrecy, flexibility, etc.Labour incentive techniques :\tThere is pre-dominance of labour. These units use labour incentive techniques of production instead of mechanised methods | |
474. |
Define lease financing its merits and demerits |
Answer» Lease financing is a significant medium to long-term, finance solution. The owner of the assets- “the Lessor” gives another person – “the Lessee,” the right to use the asset for a regular (usually monthly) payment. Assets such as vehicles, equipment or software are popular items attracting lease finance.* ADVANTAGES• Less initial cash investment required. • Lower monthly payments. • Tax benefits. * DISADVANTAGES• Limited Financial Benefits• Limited Access to Other Loans• Limited Tax Benefit | |
475. |
what is the risk of dying too late |
Answer» Hahahah??<br>Life risk... Or retirement.. And not able to earn money<br>Akelapan??? | |
476. |
What need of prospects in a company? |
Answer» Because he was give Idea for run company | |
477. |
Why owner fund is not liability on the business |
Answer» Please read my question owner fund is not liability on business like borrowed fund what is the reason behind it???????<br>It is an internal liability as accounting is done from a business perspective and according to business entity principle, business and owner are seperate characters or entities.<br>Owner fund is not liability on business why<br>Who said? It is a liability. | |
478. |
What is important in trade credit? |
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479. |
Distinguish between MOA and AOA |
Answer» \tBASIS FOR COMPARISONMEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATIONARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIONMeaningMemorandum of Association is a document that contains all the fundamental information which are required for the incorporation of the company.Articles of Association is a document containing all the rules and regulations that governs the company.Defined inSection 2 (56)Section 2 (5)Type of Information containedPowers and objects of the company.Rules of the company.StatusIt is subordinate to the Companies Act.It is subordinate to the memorandum.Retrospective EffectThe memorandum of association of the company cannot be amended retrospectively.The articles of association can be amended retrospectively.Major contentsA memorandum must contain six clauses.The articles can be drafted as per the choice of the company.ObligatoryYes, for all companies.A public company limited by shares can adopt Table A in place of articles.Compulsory filing at the time of RegistrationRequiredNot required at all.AlterationAlteration can be done, after passing Special Resolution (SR) in Annual General Meeting (AGM) and previous approval of Central Government (CG) or Company Law Board (CLB) is required.Alteration can be done in the Articles by passing Special Resolution (SR) at Annual General Meeting (AGM)RelationDefines the relation between company and outsider.Regulates the relationship between company and its members and also between the members inter se.Acts done beyond the scopeAbsolutely voidCan be ratified by shareholders.\t | |
480. |
What is principle of utmost good faith |
Answer» Under this principle of insurance,contract both the parties should have faith over each other.As a client it is the duty of the insured to disclose all the facts to the insurance company.Any fraud or misrepresentation of facts can result into cancellation of the contract.<br>Principle of utmost good faith states that the two parties of deal cannot hide anything from them .they have to disclose every deal related information in contract of insurance | |
481. |
plz define business ethics |
Answer» Creating goodwillHealthy competitionConsumer satisfaction.Building strong relationship with customers and clientsThese are the set of principles and practices; that determine acceptable behaviour in the business organisation. It guides the managers and other executives in taking everyday business decisions. It stresses on the impact of the business decision on the stakeholders, such as employees, consumers, government, society, investors, shareholders and so on.Elements of Business EthicsFormal Code of Conduct: Those organisations which undertake to inculcate ethical conduct in the business organisation, establish and implement the code of conduct, for their employees and members. These codes are the statement of organisational values.Ethics committee: There are many organisations, which create the ethics committee, which is especially dedicated to maintaining ethics in the organisation. Such committees raise ethical concerns, develops and update the code of conduct, settle down ethical dilemmas, in the organisations.Ethical Communication: Another major component is the development of an effective ethical communication system, which has a great role to play in making the ethics programme successful. It tends to educate employees regarding the ethical standards and norms of the organisation.Ethics office: The next step, is the setting up an ethics office, to communicate and enact policies among various members of the organisation.Disciplinary system: A disciplinary system should be formed, so as to handle the ethical contravention quickly and severely.Ethics training programme: Another important aspect, is the ethics training programme, in which the employees of the organisation undergo training, and learn ethical norms of the company.Monitoring: An ethical programme is considered successful and fruitful only when an effective monitoring committee, is created which looks after various processes and controls deviations.The life of the business greatly depends on the ethics established and followed by the businessman and unethical practices pose a threat to the survival and growth of the business. Being ethical in business creates a positive reputation, that opens various opportunities for profit. Further, the techniques adopted to pursue business goals should also be pure, i.e. lawful, because the objective of business cannot be attained if it employs unfair means.<br>In finer terms, it implies the good or bad, right or wrong behaviour, in pursuing business, determined on the basis of expected behaviour approved by the society. E.g. Charging reasonable prices from customers, just and fair treatment to workers, earning a legitimate profit, providing a good environment to employees, etc.SALIENT FEATURES OF BUSINESS ETHICSIt is the ethical standards which regulate business persons in performing business activities.It is both science and art.It relies on theological principles like good behaviour, sincerity, welfare of society and so on.It is universally applicable.It is based on social customs existing in the environment.It is dynamic in nature and constantly test the norms and moral principles.Business ethics is concerned with the attitude of the businessperson in conducting business, by inculcating morality in his business. It propagates welfare of society, increases profitability, improves productivity and foster business relationship.Need for Business EthicsStop business malpracticesSafeguarding consumer’s rightsGain confidence of customersSurvival and growth of business<br>Definition: Business ethics, connotes the form of applied ethics, which studies ethical principles, morals and problems that take place in the business environment. It is nothing but the integration of day to day morals and ethical norms to business and applies to all types of business. | |
482. |
In my opinion teaching and learning can be improved by implementing these method? Name these method |
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483. |
Differentiate among 4 companies on pie chart on basis of owner borrowing fund |
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484. |
What is loyality and stored value in smart cards? |
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485. |
is preference share gets dividend when company do not earn profit ? |
Answer» No | |
486. |
What is meant by multinational corporations ? What it\'s Various features ? |
Answer» A multinational corporation is a transnational corporation, that\'s mean a company which operates in many countries. With example we can say a company has branches, factories, shops in different countries. That\'s features are... Giant size - : the assets and sales are large of a MNCs company.... Centralised control -: the control of all branches of multinational company is managed by the headquarter located in home country, bcz the companies r spread in different countries. The features r too easy u can understand with examples | |
487. |
What is trade. |
Answer» Trade refers to buying and selling of goods and services within or outside the geographical boundaries of the country.<br>Trade is the activity of buying, selling, or exchanging goods or services between people, firms, or countries. | |
488. |
Startup |
Answer» It is a business enterprise in the form of private limited company,partnership , and limited liability partnership which was started less than 5years ago and have annual turnover of less than 25 crore<br>It is an initiative of government of India and announced by our prime minister sh.narendar modi | |
489. |
Who are debentures |
Answer» Debentures:- It refers to that document through which a company or a firm get loan from a person or another and had to pay interest on it<br>Debentures are bond or a written document giving the evidence whether a company has assets ir not<br>Debentures are a debt instrument used by companies and government to issue the loan. The loan is issued to corporates based on their reputation at a fixed rate of interest. | |
490. |
What is finance |
Answer» Finance is a broad term that describes two related activities: the study of how money is managed and the actual process of acquiring needed funds. It encompasses the oversight, creation and study of money, banking, credit, investments, assets and liabilities that make up financial systems.<br>Subscribe to wrestling sky channel on YouTube<br>Paisa aana business mei | |
491. |
"Small industries promot industrialization and generate employment .how? |
Answer» Because of these industries have less capital so they also have less resources to produce goods them they promote the villagers as workers and give employment to them | |
492. |
Case studies about warehousing |
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493. |
Describe any four privileges of private company over public company |
Answer» No compulsion to mainyain index of members<br>Can commence business after obtaining certificate of incorporation | |
494. |
Why are not video available,????? |
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495. |
Define online trading |
Answer» Online trading is basically the act of buying and selling financial products through an online trading platform. These platforms are normally provided by internet based brokers and are available to every single person who wishes to try to make money from the market.<br>Online trading mean by that trade which is done with the medium of internet | |
496. |
Distingush between trade ,commerce & industry. |
Answer» (1)Trade=It refer to buying and selling of goods and services. (2)Commerce=Commerce provide facility in buying and selling of goods and services. For ex warehousing,insurance,bankinge.t.c.(3)Industry=Industry concerned with production or processing of goods. | |
497. |
Give the classification of trade |
Answer» internal and external trade | |
498. |
Ojas auto ltd. |
Answer» vcxv<br>ojasOjas Auto Ltd. " is a very well known auto company in theindustry having more of equity share capital than long term debin its capital structure. It is willing to expand and establish newunit in the backward region and want to train the tribal women inskill Development to empower them. It has a huge amount ofcash reserve of Rs. 1000 crores.(a) what is the status of capital structure of the above company.(b) According to you, which source of finance should be usedby the company in establishing new units ? Give any tworeasons in support of your answer.\u200b | |
499. |
Which source of finance did not involve flotation costs?? |
Answer» trade credit<br>Trade credit | |
500. |
Write tge short note on international finance |
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