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| 201. |
Notes of formation of a company |
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| 202. |
There are activities which are carried out to earn economic gains ?what are they called ? |
| Answer» economic activities | |
| 203. |
Tomorrow is my Bst Exam can u tell me important questions please.. ?? |
| Answer» Many questions come from chapter 6_10 so learn those chapters | |
| 204. |
2 types of foreign investments |
| Answer» GRRs - global depository receipts ADRs- american depository receipts may be i m not sure.. | |
| 205. |
There are very less case studies |
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| 206. |
For this chapter what are case studies come in exam |
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| 207. |
What is the definition of a commercial bank? |
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| 208. |
Feature of gst |
| Answer» Feature of gst | |
| 209. |
What is habtics |
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| 210. |
How can we manage the bst.... |
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| 211. |
Define bank and discus its function |
| Answer» Bank is an organisation which accepts deposits, leads money and performs other agency funtions.Functions:1. Primary function2. Secondary function3. Electronic banking services | |
| 212. |
Explain the four causes a memorandum Association |
| Answer» Name clauseObject clauseAssociation clauseLiability clauseSiruation clause | |
| 213. |
What r joint stock company |
| Answer» A joint-stock company is a business entity in which shares of the company\'s stock can be bought and sold by shareholders. Each shareholder owns company stock in proportion, evidenced by their shares. Shareholders are able to transfer their shares to others without any effects to the continued existence of the company.<br>Padhai kr ky questions puch raha hai | |
| 214. |
Explain the problem of international business |
| Answer» 1. Tariff Barriers:Tariff barriers indicate taxes and duties imposed on imports. Marketers of guest countries find it difficult to earn adequate profits while selling products in the host countries. Sometimes, to prevent foreign products and/or promote domestic products, strategically tariff policies are formulated that restricts international marketing activities. Frequent change in tariff rates and variable tariff rates for various categories of products create uncertainty for traders to trade internationally. Antidumping duties levied on imports and defensive strategies create difficulty for exporters.2. Administrative Policies: Bureaucratic rules or administrative procedures – both in guest countries and host countries – make international (export and/or import) marketing harder. Some countries have too lengthy formalities that exporters and importers have to clear. Unjust dealings to get the formalities/ matters cleared create many problems to some international players. International marketers have to accustom with legal formalities of several courtiers where they wants to operate.3. Considerable Diversities:Different countries have their own unique civilization and culture. They pose special problems for international marketers. Global customers exhibit considerable cultural and social diversities in term of needs, preferences, habits, languages, expectations, buying capacities, buying and consumption patterns, and so forth. Social and personal characteristics of customers of different nationalities are real challenges to understand and incorporate. Compared to local and domestic markets, it is more difficult to understand behaviour of customers of other countries. | |
| 215. |
Demerits of malls |
| Answer» 1. More running cost2. High prices3. Huge capital investment4. Difficult running5. Situated at distant place | |
| 216. |
Brief explanation about 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. | |
| 217. |
What is insurance ? What are the type of insurance? Briefly explain?? |
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| 218. |
What are the scope of e-banking ? |
| Answer» 1) B2B Commerce: here both the parties involved in e-commerce transactions are business firms, and hence the name B2B, i.e., business to business.2)B2C Commerce: as the name implies,B2C(Business-to-customer) transactions have business firms at one end nd it\'s customers on the other end.3) Intra-B-Commerce: Here, parties involved in the electronic transactions are from within a given business firm, hence, the name intra-B commerce.4) C2C Commerce: Here, the business originates from the consumer and the ultimate destination is also consumers, thus the name C2C Commerce.<br>Scope of e- Banking : It includes almost all types of business functions, like activities related to production1. B2B COMMERCE (business to business)2. B2C COMMERCE (business to customer)3. C2C COMMERCE (customer to custome) | |
| 219. |
What is entrepreneurship development? |
| Answer» Entrepreneurship development is the process of improving the skills and knowledge of entrepreneurs through various training and classroom programs. The whole point of entrepreneurship development is to increase the number of entrepreneurs. | |
| 220. |
Charaterstics of global enterprises |
| Answer» 1.Huge capital resources : These enterprises have huge financial resources and also possess the ability to raise funds from different sources. They can raise funds by issuing equity shares, debentures, etc. Because of their high credibility in the market, the investors of the host countries are always willing to invest in them.\t2.Foreign collaboration : Usually, these enterprises enter into agreements with companies of the host countries. These agreements are made in respect of sale of technology, production of goods, patents, resources, etc.3.Expansion of market territory : As the network of operations of these enterprises extends beyond . their existing physical boundaries, they expand their market territory. They operate through their branches, subsidiaries in host countries and occupy dominant positions in various markets.4.Centralised control: Despite the fact that branches of these enterprises are "spread over in many countries, they are controlled and managed by their Head Office (H. O.) in their home countries only. All these branches have to work within the broad policy framework of the parent company. A common system for working of all the companies under their control is evolved. | |
| 221. |
How was your bst paper people??? |
| Answer» Today was my bst. Papere v,<br>On 1 march it will be | |
| 222. |
Inconsistency and Inseparate ability |
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| 223. |
Please tell me the important topics in chapter 4 business services that cover 6 or 5 mark ques? |
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| 224. |
Difference between government company and public private company |
| Answer» Govt company - public form of organization Public private - private form of organization | |
| 225. |
Explain any two source of the owner fund? |
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| 226. |
Merit and demerit of sole trader |
| Answer» Merit = maintain secrecy Demerit = unlimited liability<br>Yes this question came in our yesterday exam | |
| 227. |
What is the need of promotion in a business what are the different steps involved |
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| 228. |
What is SEBI |
| Answer» SEBI(security and exchange board of India) is the regulatory authority in our country which issued guidelines for the disclosure of information and investor protection. | |
| 229. |
What is a B2B |
| Answer» It is business to business transanction in which the transaction takes place between two business units | |
| 230. |
Fulform of RTGS? |
| Answer» Real time gross settlement | |
| 231. |
concept of moa |
| Answer» Is is the principal document of a company. No company can be registered without MOA and that is why it is sometime called life giving document. | |
| 232. |
What removs the hindrance of person? |
| Answer» Trade<br>Trade segment<br>Middlemen | |
| 233. |
What is the similarity between ADR and public deposit |
| Answer» It doesn\'t require any asset as a security | |
| 234. |
Discuss in brief secondary industry |
| Answer» Under this industry new products are manufacturing by using the previously produced things e.g. production cotton is a primary industry and manufacturing cloth out of cotton is a secondary industry. | |
| 235. |
What are the chambers of commerce |
| Answer» The Chamber of Commerce and Industry was formed as an association of business and industrial houses to promote and protect their common interest and goals. There are other chambers also like ASSOCHAM, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). These chambers interact with the government at different levels to reorient or put in place polices which reduce hindrances, increase interstate movement of goods in internal trade.The chambers also aims at erecting sound infrastructure and simplying and harmonising the tax strcuture. They work for the following issues:1.\xa0Transportation or Inter-state movement of goods : They work for many activities involved in inter-state movement of goods including registration of vehicles, surface transport policies, construction of highways and roads etc.2.\xa0Octroi and other local levies : Octroi and local taxes are the important sources of revenue of the local government. The chambers tries to should ensure that their imposition not at the cost of smooth transportation and local trade.3.\xa0Harmonisation of sales tax structure and Value Added Tax : These Chambers play an important role in interacting with the government to harmonise the sales tax structure in different states. A rational strcuture of the sales tax and its unifrom rates across states are important for promoting a balance in trade.4.\xa0Marketing of agro products and related issues : The associations of agriculturists and other federations play an important role in the marketing of agro products. Chambers of Commerce helps in streamlining of local subsidies and marketing policies of organisations selling agro products.5.\xa0Weights and Measures and prevention of duplication brands : The Chambers of Commerce and Industry interact with the government to formulate such laws relating to weights and measures and protection of brands that could be beneficial for both producers as well as consumers.6.\xa0Excise duty : The excise policy plays an important role in pricing mechanism and it is the duty of the Chamber to interact with the government to ensure streamlining of excise duties etc.7.\xa0Promoting sound infrstructure : The Chamber of Commerce and Industry in association with government tries to build up heavy investment projects.8.\xa0Labour legislation : The Chambers of Commerce and Industry tries to maintain such kind of labour laws that should be flexible and helpful in running industries, maximising production and generating employment. | |
| 236. |
Explain the term of "history of commerce"? |
| Answer» Commerce is defined by the Business Dictionary as being the exchange of money for goods or services. While it\'s true that "commerce" can be applied to any transaction, most of the time when people think of commerce, they think of large-scale buying or selling. These transactions often require products to be transported from place to place or even from country to country. Commerce involves politics, economics, technology, culture, society, and the legal system. Another way of defining commerce is that it is the part of business that includes all institutions, functions, and activities that involve moving goods to consumers from producers.Commerce is a part of all countries and communities. Any time one person trades something they\'ve found or made for something else, commerce is occurring on a very small level. When done properly, commerce can help improve the standards of living for a country\'s citizens and improve its relations with other countries. When it\'s not regulated, big businesses can gain control of the market, manipulating it for their own benefit and driving smaller businesses into bankruptcy.Commerce - the Wikipedia entry on commerce.Starting a Successful eCommerce Business - 6 tips for eCommerce.Dictionary.com - the definition of commerce.Commerce at Investopedia - more information on what commerce is.U.S. Department of Commerce - the regulatory organization for U.S. commerce | |
| 237. |
Classify micro medium and small enterprises under m s m e d act 2006 |
| Answer» According to msmed act 2006 small interprises is defined as one where the investment in plants and machinery is more than 25 lackhs but doesn\'t exceed above 5 crore. It hav small labour. Small machinery and small profit etc | |
| 238. |
Difference Between certificate of incorporation and certificate of commencement of business |
| Answer» After entering the name of the company in the register, the registrar issues a certificate of incorporation. From this date onwards the company is considered aa a separate legal entity.After subscribing the securities and receiving the minimum subscription, the company applies to the registrar to issue the certificate of commencement of business. | |
| 239. |
Business ethics |
| Answer» It refers to socially determined moral principles which govern the activities of a business | |
| 240. |
Business ethices |
| Answer» It means the ideals to be adopted in the field of business. In respect of business, it means dischargings of responsibilities in respect of all the parties. | |
| 241. |
Meaning of business |
| Answer» It refer to an occupasion in which people are regularly engaged In activities related to buying and selling of good and services. | |
| 242. |
on which should a person invest -equity shares,preference shares,debenture or public deposit |
| Answer» Debentures | |
| 243. |
What is international buisness |
| Answer» Buying and selling good outside the country is know as international trade on other hand taking goods from one country and selling it to other us known as external trade<br>Buying and selling of goods and services out side of country in called international trade.<br>Firstly tell difference between international business and external trade | |
| 244. |
What is meant by Memorandum of Association ? |
| Answer» Memorandum of association is an important document of the company which defines the objectives of the company.??<br>It refers to that basic document of the company in which those conditions are stated on the basis of which company is in corporate | |
| 245. |
What is sole business |
| Answer» A sole trader is a person who carries on a business exclusively on his own account and at his own risk | |
| 246. |
all the best for your exams are |
| Answer» Thanks?? | |
| 247. |
Explain the types of the letter of credit |
| Answer» Documentary letter of credit-It is a type of L/C in which the importer\'s bank ask the exporter to give all the necessary documents to the bank instead of giving it to the individual.Clean letter of credit-The necessay documents are directly sent to the importer. | |
| 248. |
State two types of foreign investments |
| Answer» ADR & GDR | |
| 249. |
A person repairing scooter on road side it is a business profession or employment?? Why give reason |
| Answer» It is a business because he deals in it on a regular basis.<br>Bcz y repairing regular basis pr nii krta..<br>It is not business... | |
| 250. |
Element of business ethics |
| Answer» Elements of business ethics are top management commitment, publication of code, establishment of compliance mechanism, employee involvement, measuring results.?? | |