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251.

A separate act in the parliament is not required for setting up a ___form of public sector enterprise​

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Explanation:

PUBLIC sector ENTERPRISES is owned, MANAGED and controlled by the Government.

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252.

How to prepare business convas model for organic farming​

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Answer:

STEP 1: Naming the purpose of the business. ...

Step 2: CUSTOMERS and Value Propositions. ...

Step 3: Channels and Customer RELATIONSHIPS. ...

Step 4: Key Resources, Key Activities and Key Partners. ...

Step 5: Cost Structure and Revenue Streams. ...

Step 6: LINKING The Boxes +Tidying Up.

253.

Different environmental factors that create a profound impact on business​

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Answer: 6 IMPORTANT factors of Business ENVIRONMENT and their INFLUENCE on Business

Economic Systems.

Economic Policies.

Economic Condition.

Political and Legal Environment.

Social and Cultural Environment.

Physical and TECHNOLOGICAL Environment.

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254.

Why management is known as human activity​

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EXPLANATION:

Management is a human activity that is QUITE CLEAR. After all, managers are humans and in the course of performing their duties they do engage in so many different activities. But CALLING management just an activity rather than a collection of activities would create a MISLEADING picture of nature of management work.

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255.

Any one please tryRESOURCE MIX DECISION – LPM Formulationand solution The Weigelt Corporation has three branch plants with excess production capacity. Fortunately, the corporation has a new product ready to begin production, and all three plants have this capability, so some of the excess capacity can be used in this way. This product can be made in three sizes—large, medium, and small—that yield a net unit profit of $420, $360, and $300, respectively. Plants 1, 2, and 3 have the excess capacity to produce 750, 900, and 450 units per day of this product, respectively, regardless of the size or combination of sizes involved. The amount of available in-process storage space also imposes a limitation on the production rates of the new product. Plants 1, 2, and 3 have 13,000, 12,000, and 5,000 square feet, respectively, of in-process storage space available for a day’s production of this product. Each unit of the large, medium, and small sizes produced per day requires 20, 15, and 12 square feet, respectively. Sales forecasts indicate that if available, 900, 1,200, and 750 units of the large, medium, and small sizes, respectively, would be sold per day. At each plant, some employees will need to be laid off unless most of the plant’s excess production capacity can be used to produce the new product. To avoid layoffs if possible, management has decided that the plants should use the same percentage of their excess capacity to produce the new product. Management wishes to know how much of each of the sizes should be produced by each of the plants to maximize profit. Required i. Formulate a complete linear programming model for this problem. ii. Solve this model by the simplex model.

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256.

. Under which of the following situations is a company not likely to fix a lower price for its product? a) When the competition has introduced a substitute product b) If the demand for a product is inelastic c) When the company wants to attain market share leadership d) When the demand for the product is low.​

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I THINK its NONE of the above

257.

Explain briefly essential items of dairy business

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Explanation:

first it has a stable income like organic compounds , building stuff , OPERATING tools , building , ADVS , designing , dry food , clothes , DRINKING like coffee and tea ( they have high RATE ) , technology , processing and programming ( the hardest and most high rate ) and the boss of them is searcher foundation .

258.

Explain any 3 features of departmental undertakings​

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Features of Departmental Undertakings

It is established by the government, and its OVERALL control rests with the MINISTER. ... It is financed through government funds. It is subject to budgetary, accounting, and audit control. Its policy is laid down by the government, and it is accountable to the legislature.

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259.

Good evening All of uKon Kon. nahi soya haiaur Kyu​

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ANSWER:

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260.

Describe any three limitations faced by a sole proprietor in carrying out his work​

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Disadvantages of Sole PROPRIETORSHIP

Disadvantages of Sole ProprietorshipThe LIFE cycle of a sole proprietorship is undecided and attached to its owner. A sole proprietorship cannot carry on without its proprietor. A sole proprietor ALSO has limited managerial ability. He cannot be an EXPERT in all the fields of the business.

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261.

Q.2 The human resource, finance and marketing managers at XYZ Ltd, a manufacturing plant are generally at a conflict because they have their own objectives. Usually, each manager in the firm thinks that only he/she is qualified cnough to evaluate, judge and decide on any matter, according to their professional criteria. They have arguments on every little decision where they always try to ignore each other suggestion. Continue arguments among the managers leads to job conflict, no proper planning, extra cost, high attrition rate and grievance in the organization. Top level management was fractured and frustrated because it the situation continues then organization will not be able to sustain for longer duration in the market. There was gossip and "pot stirring" among the stall. The CEOs management style was not helping the organization function smoothly. Key staff were thinking about quitting. Meetings revealed the source of the fracture: unmet expectations. perceived lack of personal accountability, unclear decision making and team participation in important decisions. Differentiate between group and team. Discuss in detail the stages of group development with the above situation​

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ANSWER:

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262.

A special meeting of the executive committee,case study can anyone?​

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Explanation:

A special meeting for an executive committee

Anand, vice president, Systems, ground his cigarette into the ashtray

and thought, “Here go those Save

-the-

Earth PEOPLE again.” He had just

read a copy of a memo that Savitri, vice president, Finance, had sent toRajiv, CEO, asking that smoking be prohibited throughout the premisesof Salient TECHNOLOGIES

both in their Gurgaon and Pune offices.Savitri cited health dangers, reduced productivity, RIGHTS of non-smokers,and damage to company property. Anand knew he would cite somearguments also: the rights of smokers, the unfairness of imposing newrestrictions that were not in place when workers were hired, the reducedproductivity due to stress from not smoking and the fact that otherhealth-related productivity hazards (such as gross obesity) were notbanned. He felt that he could easily get the support of Raghu, vicepresident, MARKETING, and Vinay, general manager, utilities, the other twosmokers in the MANAGEMENT.

Following these developments, the CEO decides to hold a specialmeeting of the executive committee, made up of himself and vicepresidents (which includes Anand, Savitri, Raghu and Vinay) thefollowing week to discuss and resolve the issue. Following his mail,Savitri writes that she would like to bring to the meeting theDepartmental head of HR who also supports the move to ban smoking. Anand writes back saying he would like to include

263.

Income tax is assessed on the income of theprevious year in the next assessment year. Explainthis rule and state the exception of this rules.

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The COUNTRIES that are LAND NEIGHBOURS of India, but are not considered

as part of the INDIAN subcontinent

264.

Old one out .Prompt Reply, Politeness, Disclose Personal Interest of Director in a contract. Ans- _____________________________________________________________​

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265.

Find the odd word out :1) Definitions of money not given by. a. Walker b. Crowther c. Marshall d. Seligman​

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ANSWER:

MARSHALL is the answer but not SURE

266.

Notice , agenda , motion . old one out​

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ANSWER:

motion is odd one out

Explanation:

NOTICE , AGENDA , motion . OLD one out

267.

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ANSWER:

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268.

Extraction industries are include in?

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Explanation:

Extractive industries are the businesses that take raw materials, including oil, coal, gold, IRON, copper and other minerals, from the EARTH. ... Extractive industries are generally DIVIDED into two SECTORS: mining, and oil and gas.

269.

High ranks and specific skilled job professional are recruited through______method of external source les of recruitment​

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ANSWER:

DIRECT RECRUITMENT METHOD

270.

Loking strategically about RFLcompany external situation involves probingfor answer to the seven question. ​

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ANSWER:

Waste management (or waste disposal) include the activities and actions required to manage waste from its inception to its final disposal.[1] This INCLUDES the collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste, together with monitoring and regulation of the waste management process.

Waste can be solid, liquid, or gas and each type has different methods of disposal and management. Waste management DEALS with all types of waste, including industrial, biological and household. In some cases, waste can pose a threat to human health.[2] Waste is produced by human activity, for example, the extraction and processing of raw materials.[3] Waste management is intended to reduce adverse effects of waste on human health, the environment or aesthetics.

Waste management practices are not uniform among countries (developed and developing nations); REGIONS (urban and rural areas), and residential and industrial sectors can all take different approaches.[4]

A large portion of waste management practices deal with MUNICIPAL solid waste (MSW) which is the bulk of the waste that is created by household, industrial, and commercial activity.

271.

Purpose of time studyTo remove wastage of timeTo give timely assistanceTo determine fair days workTo study operational efficiency

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272.

Nature of clubs or societies

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Student CLUBS and societies will help you develop both socially and intellectually. Joining a club or society is a great way to make NEW friends and explore your interests. Student societies run SOCIAL events, activities, career networking, tutorials and MANY other programs.

273.

Public deposit are a source of long term finance true or false​

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EXPLANATION:

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274.

Write the Name of state in which kolachal located yoday?

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Answer:

Himachal PRADESH

EXPLANATION:

Himachal is the state which is located kolachal located

275.

Suggest ways Pepsi Philippines could increase its market share.which way do you think will be most effective?

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ANSWER:

AD

Explanation:

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276.

Write any four differences between Capital Market and Money Market. long answer type question ​

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A financial market is a place where buyers and seller come together to trade in financial assets such as bonds, stocks, derivatives, currencies, and commodities. The main objective of a financial market is to fix prices for global trade, increase CAPITAL, and transfer risk and liquidity.

Thought the financial market has VARIOUS components, the two most important components are the money market and capital market. In the money market, only short-term liquid financial instruments are exchanged. Whereas, in the capital market only long term securities are dealt.

Capital Market plays a significant role in the growth of country’s economy as it provides a platform for MOBILIZING the funds. Similarly, the money market HOLDS a range of operational characteristics. The article will explain what is the DIFFERENCE between money market and capital market.

277.

Dentures constitute a part of owned funds true or false​

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ANSWER:

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278.

QQ. 32 The statistical law(s) based on trial and errormethods ivare:(a) law of statistical regularity(b) law of inertia of large numbers(c) both laws (a) and (b)(d) none of the laws (​

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D NONE of the LAWS it is a METHOD

279.

Explain the following:1.Mgt is a goal oriented process2.Mgt is all pervasive3.Mgt is multi dimensional4.Mgt is a continuous process5.Mgt is a group activity6.Mgt is a dynamic function7.Mgt is an intangible force​

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280.

Write any four limitations of Equity Shares. long type answer​

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Limitations of raising funds through equity shares.

1. If only equity shares are issued, the COMPANY cannot TAKE the advantage of trading on equity.

2. As equity capital cannot be redeemed, there is a danger of over capitalisation.

3. Equity shareholders can put OBSTACLES for management by manipulation and organising themselves.

4. During PROSPEROUS PERIODS higher dividends have to be paid leading to increase in the value of shares in the market and it leads to speculation.

5. Investors who desire to invest in safe securities with a fixed income have no attraction for such shares.

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281.

2 Which is better E-commerce orphysical storce? Why?​

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ANSWER:

E conmerce

Explanation:

INTERNET and online means and fastest MODE of SELLING and transportation

282.

Explain this sum don't spam​

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EXPLANATION:

A = 3 - 1

2 1

B = 3 0

1 - 2

AB = 9 0

2 - 2

Method = 3 × 3 =9

- 1 × 0 = 0

2 × 1 = 2

1 × - 2 = - 2

Multiply the digits A column digits with B COLOUMN digits WITHOUT changing the places

283.

Write any four merits of Equity Shares​

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Explanation:

Benefits of equity SHARE investment are dividend entitlement, capital GAINS, limited liability, control, claim over income and assets, right shares, bonus shares, liquidity ETC. Disadvantages are dividend uncertainty, high risk, FLUCTUATION in market price, limited control, RESIDUAL claim etc.

284.

Q. 13 Data taken from the publication, "AgriculturalSituation in India' will be considered as:(a) primary data(b) secondary data(c) primary and secondary data(d) neither primary nor secondary data​

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285.

Based on analysis of the five competitive forces in which of the following industries is profitability likely to be lowest

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BASED on an analysis of the FIVE competitive forces in which of the following industries is profitability likely to be lowest?

a. delivery service drones.

b. pharmaceuticals.

c. wearable fitness and health monitors.

d. wireless LIGHTING systems.

e. pizza restaurants.

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286.

Correct error in sentence:suman is a coward person.

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Answer:

SUMAN is a coward PERSON.

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287.

What is the purppse of the purpose of cooperative society​

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The main purpose of a Co-operative Society is to provide service to its members. For EXAMPLE, in a Consumer Co- operative Store, goods are SOLD to its members at a reasonable price by retaining a small margin of profit. It also provides better QUALITY goods to its members and the general public.

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288.

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289.

Deputy manager comes which level management

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Answer:

In the usual ORGANIZATIONAL HIERARCHY, a manager is at the top, while the DEPUTY Manager usually takes PLACE of his/her's apprentice. In some organizations, they also have interns which they call Assistant Manager, who are usually helping the Manager or Deputy Manager.

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290.

Understanding involves How and why ?? ​

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ANSWER:

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291.

"From the social point of view the joint stock company has a great of abilities for both good and evils".Discuss

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Answer:

Everything you need to know about the advantages and disadvantages of joint stock company.

Explanation:

A Joint Stock Company is an incorporated association of TWO or more persons having a separate legal existence with perpetual existence and common seal.

Its capital is divided into shares which are freely transferable and the owners of these shares have limited liability. It is an artificial entity created by law.

A Joint Stock Company is capable of procuring unlimited capital by issuing share and debentures which can be bought both by the classes and the masses.

Due to qualities such as limited liability and stability of the enterprise, the Joint Stock Company attracts investors and good managerial talent towards the company. Thus, a Joint Stock Company is in a better position to meet the growing needs of modern business.Some of the advantages or merits of joint stock company are:-

1. Larger Capital 2. Limited Liability 3. Stability of Existence 4. Economies of Scale 5. Scope for Expansion 6. Public Confidence 7. Nontransferable of Shares 8. Professional Management

9. Tax Benefits 10. Risk Diffused 11. SOCIAL Benefits 12. Greater Borrowing Capacity 13. Promotes SAVINGS and Investment 14. Greater Accountability 15. Greater Adaptability 16. Synergy of Capital and Capability 17. Use of Latest Technology.

Disadvantages of Joint Stock Company:

1. Difficulty in formation- The legal formalities and procedures required in the formation of a company are many. It has to approach large number of people for its capital and it cannot commence business, unless it has obtained a certificate of incorporation and a certificate to commence business.

2. Lack of Secrecy- Every issue is discussed in the meeting of the board of directors. The minutes of meeting and accounts of the firm’s profit and loss etc., have to be published. In this situation maintenance of secrecy is difficult.

3. Delay in Decision Making- In company form of organisation, all important decisions are taken by the board of directors and shareholders in general meeting. Hence, decision making process is time consuming. Board of directors itself has often to be at the mercy of bureaucracy.

4. Concentration of Economic Power- The company form of organisation gives scope for concentration of economic power in a few hands. It gives easy scope for the formation of combinations which results in monopoly. Large joint stock companies tend to form themselves into combinations or associations exercising monopolistic power which may prove detrimental to other firms in the same line or to the consumers.

 

5. Lack of Personal Interest- In company form of organisation, the day-to-day management is vested with the salaried persons or executives who do not have any personal interest in the company. This may lead to reduced employee motivation and result in inefficiency.

6. More Government Restrictions- The internal working of the company is subject to statutory restrictions regarding meeting, voting, audit, etc. The establishment and running of a company, therefore, would prove to be troublesome and burdensome because of complicated legal regulations.

7. Incapable and Unscrupulous Management- Unscrupulous individuals may bring economic ruin to the community by promoting bogus companies. The fraudulent promoters may be fool the public to collect capital and misuse it for their personal gain. Misuse of property, goods and money by the managerial personnel may harm the interests of the shareholders and create panic among the investing public.

8. Undue Speculation in the Shares of the Company- Illegitimate speculation in the values of shares of a company listed on the stock exchange is injurious to the interest of shareholders. Violent fluctuations in the values of shares as a result of gambling on the stock exchange, weakens the confidence of investors and may lead to financial crisis.

292.

Explain all the characteristics of management.Guys pls tomorrow have exaam​

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As the main functions of management are planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling; organising cannot be done without doing planning, similarly, directing function cannot be EXECUTED without staffing and planning and it is difficult to control the ACTIVITIES of EMPLOYEES without knowing the plan.

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293.

Is amul a farmers cooperative societies?​

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Amul, is an INDIAN dairy cooperative SOCIETY, based at ANAND in the state of Gujarat. FORMED in 1946, it is a cooperative brand managed by a cooperative body, the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. (GCMMF), which today is jointly owned by 3.6 million milk producers in Gujarat.

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294.

A biscuit making company is trying to increase its business.it knows for this ,the role of the intermeditaries is going to be crucial​

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Answer:

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295.

What are some of the examples of farmers cooperative societies?​

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Some of the best examples are dairy, FISH FARMERS, WEAVERS and artisans and tribal co-operatives. These are URBAN and rural financial societies that PROVIDE loans to members at low rates of interest, protecting the members from massive debts to traditional money lending agencies.

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296.

Make a list of five non- agricultural occupations.​

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Explanation:

Non-farming activities can include various ventures like HANDICRAFTS, household as well as non-household small-scale manufacturing, CONSTRUCTION, mining, QUARRYING, repair, TRANSPORT, community service etc, but of course in the designated rural areas.Oc

297.

How we can arrange land and labour in our business ?

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Labor

Labor refers to human resources (also called human capital)—physical or intellectual. You’re adding to your own human resources right now by learning. You may possess certain human resources already—perhaps you have an athletic gift that enables you to play professional ball to earn a living, for example—but you can also develop them through job training, education, experience, and so on.

The word labor often calls to MIND physical labor—working in a factory or FIELD, constructing a building, waiting tables in a restaurant—but it can refer to any human input (paid or unpaid) involved in the production of a good or service. This broader definition of labor is particularly important in today’s technology-driven business environment, which has come to rely much more on the intellectual contributions of the labor force than the physical labor required of, say, working in a production LINE. Intellectual contributions INCLUDE experience in and out of school, training, skills, and natural abilities. In order to remain competitive, businesses place a premium on employees who bring these “soft skills” to the table. Many of the advances in our world today are the result of the application of intellectual human resources.

Finally, labor brings creativity and innovation to businesses. Businesses use human creativity to address changes in consumer preferences and to invent goods and services that consumers haven’t even imagined yet. Without creativity, innovation would stall, and economies would stagnate.

Capital

Before we discuss capital, it’s important to point out that money is NOT a resource. Remember that resources need to be productive. They have to be used to make something else, and money can’t do that. Money certainly helps the economy move along more efficiently and smoothly, like grease for the economic machine. But in and of itself, it can’t produce anything. It’s used to acquire the productive resources that can produce goods and services. This confusion is understandable, given that businesspeople frequently talk about “financial capital,” or “investment capital,” which does mean money.

In contrast to natural resources, capital is a resource that has been produced but is also used to produce other goods and services. This factor of production includes machinery, tools, equipment, buildings, and technology. Businesses must constantly upgrade their capital to maintain a competitive edge and operate efficiently. In the last couple decades or so, businesses have faced unprecedented TECHNOLOGICAL change and have had to meet the demands of consumers whose lives increasingly take place in a virtual world. Almost every business has a Web presence, and many customers are more accustomed to interacting with a virtual version of the business than a brick and mortar store.

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298.

6. The main aim of demonetisation was to crub​

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Answer:

The government SAID that the main objective of the EXERCISE was curbing black money, which included income which had not been reported and THUS was UNTAXED; money gained through corruption, ILLEGAL goods sales and illegal activities such as human trafficking; and c

counterfeit currency

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299.

Class 11 commerce business studies chapter 1 notes​

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Answer:

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300.

How do ‘suppliers’ influence firm’s decision making? Discuss

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Answer:

Suppliers’ influence on the organisation’s strategies and control increase the supplier’s performance and effort levels. Proper monitoring and control practices should be used by the organisations to keep a check on the activities of suppliers. Organisations should monitor the order status and supplier’s production capacities, ACCESS supplier’s delivery schedule, supplier’s inventory level of raw material and finished products, and provide performance feedback.

Decision-making is a vital part of any business and a key function of its success. If the management of a company is decisive about making key decisions, employees will respect that. Customers and suppliers also NOTICE how decisions are made in a company and this can AFFECT its business success.

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