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| 701. |
AID TO TRADE ( transportation) |
| Answer» The importance of\xa0aids to trade\xa0TransportIn the modern times there is a vast distance between centers of\xa0production\xa0and the centers of consumption. This difficulty is removed by an important aid to trade known as Transport.Transport creates place utility.There are several types of transport such as Air, Water and Land transport. The geographical distance between producers and consumers is removed with the help of transport.<a href="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_iFIztPmvqg8/TXJV5FjgnDI/AAAAAAAAEOw/RKmpA0ZQjco/Types-of-Transport.png" imageanchor="1" rel="lightbox-What-Are-Aids-To-Trade" title="Types of transport"></a>The three main modes of transport:\tLand:\tRoadRailyway\t\t\tWater:\tRiverSeaCanals\t\t\tAir:\tAirway\t\t | |
| 702. |
Project on AIDS TO TRADE (transportation) |
| Answer» history of banking | |
| 703. |
What is dalaal? |
| Answer» Bhak ?mai ja rii ?tata<br>Dalli Shruti fruti☺️☺️???<br>??tum ho<br>???tum dalaal ho ...aadya??<br>?? | |
| 704. |
Difference between the owner fund and borrowed fund |
| Answer» \tOwner capital : 1. Meaning :\xa0Consist of the amount contributed by owners and their profit reinvested in business. 2. Permanent :\xa0It remains permanent invested. 3. Risk :\xa0It carries risk of business. 4. Control :Control rests with providers of owners capital. 5. Security :\xa0It does not require any asset as security. 6. reward :\xa0Reward is dividend. 7. Priority :\xa0Reward is paid after payment of interest on borrowed funds. 8. Nature of return :\xa0The rate of dividend may fluctuate year to year.Borrowed capital :1. Meaning :\xa0It includes funds available in the form of loans or credit 2. Permanent :\xa0It is not permanent source of investment. 3. Risk :\xa0The debts of company are secured. 4. Control :\xa0No control rests with providers of borrowed funds. 5. Security :\xa0It is backed by security of assets. 6. reward :\xa0Reward is interest. 7. Priority :\xa0Payment of interest gets priority over payment of dividend. 8. Nature of return :\xa0The rate of interest is fixed on funds.\t\xa0 | |
| 705. |
Name the stages in the formation of a company. |
| Answer» The formation of a company is a lengthy process. For convenience the whole process of company formation may be divided into the following four stages:Stage # 1. Promotion Stage:Promotion is the first stage in the formation of a company. The term ‘Promotion’ refers to the aggregate of activities designed to bring into being an enterprise to operate a business. It presupposes the technical processing of a commercial proposition with reference to its potential profitability. The meaning of promotion and the steps to be taken in promoting a business are discussed in brief here.Stage # 2. Incorporation or Registration Stage:Incorporation or registration is the second stage in the formation of a company. It is the registration that brings a company into existence. A company is properly constituted only when it is duly registered under the Act and a Certificate of Incorporation has been obtained from the Registrar of Companies.Stage # 3. Capital Subscription Stage:A private company or a public company not having share capital can commence business immediately on its incorporation. As such ‘capital subscription stage’ and ‘commencement of business stage’ are relevant only in the case of a public company having a share capital. Such a company has to pass through these additional two stages before it can commence business.Stage # 4. Commencement of Business Stage:After getting the certificate of incorporation, a private company can start its business. A public company can start its business only after getting a’ certificate of commencement of business’. | |
| 706. |
What is Firm ? |
| Answer» In the world of commerce, the term is usually synonymous with \'company\', or \'business\'.\xa0A business entity such as a corporation, limited liability company, public limited company, sole proprietorship, or partnership that has products or services for sale is a\xa0firm. | |
| 707. |
Project on AID OF TRADE With proper index and acknowledgements , introduction |
| Answer» \t1. TOPIC CHOSEN:- AIDS TO TRADE (BANKING) BUSINESS STUDIES PROJECT\t<a href="https://image.slidesharecdn.com/businessstudiesproject-161113043934/95/business-studies-project-2-638.jpg?cb=1479012094" target="_blank" title="AIDS TO TRADE• Aids to trade can be defined as the activit...">2.\xa0</a>AIDS TO TRADE • Aids to trade can be defined as the activities which facilitates trade process such as transportation, marketing, banking, insurance etc … • These activities help in removing various hindrances which arises in connection with production and distribution of goods. • Transportation helps in movement of goods, marketing gives information of new products, insurance helps in covering the risk, banking helps in providing financial assistance for various firms. • In this project we will be learning about banking.Click on the given link for project:<a data-ved="2ahUKEwj0gZanqtrtAhWTeisKHehNCQ4QFjAAegQIAhAC" href="https://www.slideshare.net/Ni234/business-studies-project-68802482" ping="/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.slideshare.net/Ni234/business-studies-project-68802482&ved=2ahUKEwj0gZanqtrtAhWTeisKHehNCQ4QFjAAegQIAhAC" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Business studies project - SlideShare</a> | |
| 708. |
What are the objectives of the business? |
| Answer» Continuous increase in the profits of any enterprise\xa0is possible only by performing useful services to the society. Infact, objectives are needed in every area that influences the survival and prosperity of busi¬ness. Since a business has to balance a number of needs and goals, it requires multiple objectives.The five multiple objectives of business are as follows:\tMarket standing : Market standing refers to the position of an enterprise in relation to its competitors. A business enterprise must aim at stronger market standing in terms of offering competitive products to its customers and serving them to their satisfaction.\tInnovation : Innovation is the introduction of new ideas or methods in the way something is done or made. There are two kinds of innovation in every business, i.e.,\t(i) innovation in product or service.\t(ii) innovation in the various skills and activities needed to supply them.\tProductivity : Productivity is calculated by comparing the value of outputs with the value of inputs. It is used as a measure of efficiency.\tPhysical and financial resources : Any business requires physical resources like plants, machines, offices, etc., and financial resources i.e. funds to be able to produce and supply goods and services to its\tcustomers.\tEarning profits : One of the main objectives of business is to earn profits on the capital employed.\tProfitability refers to profit in relation to capital investment. Every business must earn a reasonable profit which is crucial for its survival and growth | |
| 709. |
Anyone have bst deleted topic please send me in the answer box |
| Answer» Please gave me<br>Kaise send karte hai isme PDF file ??mujhe send nhi karna ata but I have it | |
| 710. |
From the following which characteristic is not of the business ? |
| Answer» Which of the following is not a characteristics of Business?(a) Dealing in goods-in-trade.(b) A father teaching his son.(c) Involves risk and uncertainty of income.(d) Aims at earning profits\xa0Answer:b) A father teaching his sonExplanation:Business refers to the part of the occupation where the main objective becomes earning profit. It also refers to the supply of goods that satisfy customer needs. It involves the purchase of goods or sales.The characteristics of Business are :* It only aims at earning profit.* It involves dealing goods in trade.* It may involve risk and uncertainty in income.* Production of goods.So option\xa0b) A father teaching son\xa0is not a characteristic of business. | |
| 711. |
What is do you mean by service |
| Answer» \xa0Services : Services are all those economic activities that are intangible and imply an interaction to be realised between service provider and consumer. | |
| 712. |
is the peculiar feature of construction industry |
| Answer» The\xa0Peculiar feature of construction industry\xa0is that it is always initiated by clients, opposite to most of the other\xa0industries. The other\xa0industries\xa0first produces the goods to meet the supply of the customers. But in a\xa0construction\xa0the request or the specifications are raised by the clients. | |
| 713. |
Explain in detail GDR, ADR, and IDR |
| Answer» Indian Depository Receipt-\xa0IDR is a financial instrument. It is issued by domestic depository to the Indian citizens against the shares of foreign company. IDR is denominated in Indian rupees. It helps issuing company, i.e. foreign companies to raise capital from Indian securities market.Global Depository Receipt-\xa0GDR is issued by a country\'s bank against the shares of a foreign company which is not traded in their domestic stock exchange. GDR is issued in more than one country. It is a negotiable instrument.American Depository Receipt-\xa0ADR is a negotiable instrument. It is issued by American Bank against the shares of foreign company that are traded in U.S. Stock market. ADR is denominated in US Dollars.\xa0 | |
| 714. |
What is economic activity? |
| Answer» Economic Activities Activities\xa0which are under taken by people with the object of earning money are known as\xa0economic activities. e.g., production of goods in 8 factory, distribution of goods by a wholesaler or retailer | |
| 715. |
What is meant by modes of business?? |
| Answer» Types of E-CommerceBusiness-to-Business\xa0(B2B) – When the selling and buying of goods and services are between\xa0businesses. ...Business-to-Consumer (B2C) – Here, the goods are commercially traded by the\xa0business\xa0to customer. ...Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) – The commercial\xa0business\xa0is done between customer to custome<br>Emerging modes of business refers to recent changes that have taken place & will take place in a manner or mode of conducting a business. E-business, outsourcing, internationalisation & globalisation are the three dynamic trends that are shaping business in today’s world.\xa0 | |
| 716. |
Project on business services about 20 pages |
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| 717. |
Different between e-business and e-commerce |
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| 718. |
Care study chapter 1 |
| Answer» Chapter 1 case study questions | |
| 719. |
full form fo COD ? |
| Answer» COD = Cash On Delivery<br>elaborate the steps involved in online trading? | |
| 720. |
State the different types of economic activities. |
| Answer» Business, Profession and Employment | |
| 721. |
Sarthak electronics limited has a loss of 15000000 |
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| 722. |
Sarthak electronics limited has a loss of |
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| 723. |
Tomorrow I have BST Term 1 exam. |
| Answer» Best of luck | |
| 724. |
What is the meaning of worker performance and attitude |
| Answer» What is the accounting | |
| 725. |
Notes of business services |
| Answer» Classification or Types of ServicesServices can be broadly categorised into three categories(i)\xa0Business Services\xa0Business services are these services which are used by business enterprise to carryon business activities more smoothly, e.g., banking, insurance, transportation warehousing, communication etc.(ii)\xa0Social Services\xa0Social services are carried voluntarily to achieve social goal to the society at large.(iii)\xa0Personal Services\xa0Personal services are experienced by different customers. These depends upon the customer demands and preferences. Example: Tourism, Restaurants etc.4.\xa0Various Categories of Business Services(i) Banking(ii) Insurance(iii) Communication(iv) Warehousing(v) Transportation5.\xa0Banking\xa0A bank is an institution which attracts money on deposits for the purpose of being lent to industry or trade.According to\xa0Indian Banking Regulation Act, 1949, “Banking means accepting deposits of money from the public for the purpose of lending or investment”.Banks can be classified into following categories(i)\xa0Commercial Banks\xa0Commercial banks are governed and regulated by Indian Banking Regulation Act, 1949 and according to it banking means accepting deposits from public for the purpose of lending investment.There are Two Types of Commercial Banks(a) Public Sector Banks(b) Private Sector Banks(ii) Co-operative Banks These banks are governed by provisions of state Co-operative Societies Act and are formed to provide loan and advances to its members on easy terms.(iii) Specialised Banks These banks are formed to cater to specific needs of industries, export units. There are foreign exchange banks, industrial development bank, export-import banks etc.(iv) Central Banks Central bank of any country controls regulates and supervises the activities of commercial banks, it is known as banker of banks.6. Functions of Commercial Banks The main functions of commercial banks are(i) Collection of Deposits Commercial banks is that they accept deposits from their clients. The common types of deposits accepted by bank are(a) Saving account deposits(b) Current account deposits(c) Recurring deposits(d) Fixed term deposits(ii) Lending of Funds The commercial bank is to provide loans and advances out of the money received through deposits. These advances can be made in the form of overdraft cash credit etc.(iii) Cheque Facility The banks collect the cheques for their customers drawn on other banks. To collect cheques banks have clearing houses.(iv) Agency Functions Bank pay insurance premium on behalf of their clients. Bank also collect divided premium, interest, pension etc.(v) Allied Services In addition to above functions bank also provide allied services such as bill payments, locker facilities etc.7. e-banking Internet banking means any user with a PC and a browser can get connected to the banks website to perform any of the virtual banking functions and avail of any of the bank’s services.There are various benefits of e-banking provided to customer which are(i) e-banking provides 24 hours. 365 days a year services to the customer of the bank.(ii) Customers can. make some of the permitted transactions from office or house.(iii) Greater Customer satisfaction by offering unlimited access to the bank.The banks also stand to gain bye-banking(i) e-banking provides competitive advantage to the bank.(ii) e-banking provides unlimited network to the bank.8. Insurance Insurance is a contract between the insurer and insured in which insurer agree to make good the loss of insured on happening of an event in consideration of a regular payment called premium.(i) Functions(a) Protection(b) Distribution of risk(c) Competitiveness(d) Specialisation(e) Beller utilisation of capital(f) Promotes foreign trade(g) Credit facility(h) Capital formation(i) Social welfare(ii) Principles(a) Principle of utmost. good faith(b) Principle of insurable interest(c) Principle of indemnity(d) Principle of contribution(e) Principle of subrogation(f) Principle of causa proxima(g) Principle of mitigation of loss9. Types of InsuranceInsurance contracts are of following types(i) Life Insurance It may be defined as a contract in which the insurer in consideration of a certain premium either is a lump-sum or by other periodical payments. agree to pays to the assured or the person for whose benefit the policy is taken. The life insurance lli related with two types of risks(a) Risk of dying to early(b) Risk of dying to lateTypes of life insurance policies are given below(a) Whole Life Policy Under this policy the insured sum is paid only on the death of the insured Which means the policy is to run for the whole life of assured,(b) Endowment Life Assurance Policy Under this policy the insurer pays a particular sum at the death of the person or on attaining a particular age.(c) Joint Life Policy This policy is taken up by two 01′ more persons. The premium IS paid jointly or by either of them in instalments.(d) Annuity Policy Under this policy the assured sum or policy a certain money is payable after the assured a attains age in monthly. quarterly. half yearly.(e) Children’s Endowment Policy This policy is taken by a person for his/her children to meet the expenses of their education or marriage.(ii) General Insurance(a) Fire Insurance Fire insurance is a contract under which one party in return for a consideration agrees to indemnity the other party for the financial loss.Kinds of fire insurance policies are as followsSpecific PolicyDouble InsuranceReinsurance(b) Marin Insurance Marine Insurance is a contract between the insured and the insurer. The insured may be cargo owner or ship owner or fright receiver.The different types of marine insurance areCargo InsuranceHull InsuranceFreight Insurance10. Communication Services Communication refers to exchange of ideas, views or message between two or more persons.According to William H Newman, “Communication is an exchange of facts ideas, opinion or emotions by two or more persons”.11. Postal Services The government at national and international level provides postal services.(i) Features(a) All the postal services arc controlled by the government.(b) The postal department provides services at national as well as international level.(c) Post offices also started speed post service to compete with courier service.(ii) Drawbacks(a) Slow in speed(b) Bureaucratic in nature12. Telecom Services Telecom services are the backbone of every business activity. In the absence of Telecom service every business activity will remain as a dream only.The various types of telecom services are(i) Cellular mobile phone(ii) Radio paging services(iii) Fixed line service(iv) Cable service(v) VSAT services(vi) DTH services13. Transportation It refers to physical movement of goods from one place to other. Transportation comprises of freight services.The transportation services is necessary to remove the place gap between the producer and consumer.14. Warehousing Services Warehousing means holding and preservation of goods from the time of their production or purchase and until their sale or use.(i) Functions(a) Consolidation(b) Break the bulk(c) Stock pilling(d) Value added service(e) Price stabilisation(f) Financing(g) Risk Bearing(ii) Types of WarehousesWarehouses may broadly be classified into five categories(a) Private warehouse(b) Public warehouse(c) Co-operative warehouse(d) Government warehouses(e) Bonded warehouses | |
| 726. |
Kya koi mujhe sabhi insurance principal ke bare me khuch example de sakta hai |
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| 727. |
How is MNCs harmful for domestic industries? |
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| 728. |
Hello everyoneKaise ho |
| Answer» Ma asha hu | |
| 729. |
Demand and supply situation of the strawberries during harvesting season prices near origin and away |
| Answer» I like strawberries but it\'s taste...eeeuuu . But I like it | |
| 730. |
Case study on tea |
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| 731. |
Business project |
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| 732. |
What mean by insurance |
| Answer» an arrangement by which a company or the state undertakes to provide a guarantee of compensation for specified loss, damage, illness, or death in return for payment of a specified premium."many new borrowers take out\xa0insurance against\xa0unemployment or sickness" | |
| 733. |
What meant by middlemen |
| Answer» Retailer is the middle man | |
| 734. |
How many Taylor technique |
| Answer» 4 types | |
| 735. |
what is digitization |
| Answer» The process of converting information into a digital format | |
| 736. |
Define Pollution. Describe the need to control pollution |
| Answer» The action of making water,air etc is called pollution.Pollution prevention protects the environment by conserving and protecting natural resources while strengthening economic growth through more efficient production in industry and less need for households, businesses and communities to handle waste. | |
| 737. |
What are the merits of sole proprietorship |
| Answer» Merits of sole proprietorship are:1) easy nd quick decision making. 2) easy open nd closure. 3) no paper work required 4) no registration required. 5)only the owner enjoys the profit | |
| 738. |
What is the capital subscription in the formation a company ? explain the steps of involved in it |
| Answer» Capital subscription is that at least 90% of the shares issued by the company should be sold. If not then the company has to return all the shares back. | |
| 739. |
Development of trade and commerce between 1st and 17th century |
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| 740. |
What are the types of human activities? Explain |
| Answer» Human activities are of two types 1. Economic - these are the activities performed with the objective to earn profit .2. Non- Economic - these are activities which are done with purpose to gain mental satisfaction. | |
| 741. |
Explain the characteristics of business? |
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| 742. |
Assignment about gst |
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| 743. |
Ankita is the manager in a mnc. She has been recently promoted as the India head..... Case study |
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| 744. |
Mr.satish gets his house insured against fire 20 lakh |
| Answer» answer | |
| 745. |
Prepare a project report on the development of trade and commerce between 1st and 17th ad?? |
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| 746. |
"Profit is the cheif motivating force behind all business activities". Explain. |
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| 747. |
Prepare a Project report on development of trade and commerce between 1st to 17th AD |
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| 748. |
What is the difference between certificate of commencement and certificate of incorporation |
| Answer» 11वीं class ka pahla chapter<br>chapter 1 | |
| 749. |
What Is the difference between Equity Shares And Preference Shares? |
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| 750. |
Describe crowd funding and angel investment |
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