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    Meghna Tyagi 8 years, 3 months ago

    Outsourcing can be defined as contacting out the non core activities to the outside agencies specialized in those areas.

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    • Posted by Ankita Sahu 8 years, 3 months ago

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    Meghna Tyagi 8 years, 3 months ago

    Borrowed share

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    ATM Cards - With ATM Cards, the sole function you can perform is withdraw cash from the ATM. ATM Cards use a 4-digit PIN or unique Personal Identification Number and is linked to your bank account. So, your bank account balance is reduced in real time if you withdraw any cash, at given time.

    Debit Cards - Easy. Convenient. Hassle Free. These are the three words that describe a Debit Card best. You can use a Debit Card anytime and anywhere for a variety of reasons. They are multi-functional in terms of utility, and all you will need is your PIN (Personalized Identification Number) to complete your purchase. Debit Cards are tied to your Savings Accounts.

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    Meghna Tyagi 8 years, 3 months ago

    1. Effective control of parliament 2. Public accountability. 3. Revenue a source of income for government. 4. National security.

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    Meghna Tyagi 8 years, 3 months ago

    Business ethics can be defined as socially determined moral principles which govern business activities. For example :fair trade practices charging fair price from customers.

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    Gautam Beekchandani 8 years, 3 months ago

    There are 4 types of risk......i.e.: SPECULATIVE RISK PURE RISK INSURABLE RISK UNISURABLE RISK

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    • Posted by Mukul Singh 8 years, 3 months ago

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    Asma Saleem 8 years, 3 months ago

    When two or more person form partnership to carry on business tisform of business start to overcome the problems of sole proprietorship they both bear profit and loss equally

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    • Posted by Bidyut Ghosh 8 years, 3 months ago

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    Vikram Singh 8 years, 3 months ago

    No bcoz he is not selling it eveyday

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    Ajay Pratap Singh 6 years, 3 months ago

    Q6. Mr Rajnesh sold his furniture & bike on OLX as he was shifting base to London. Is this a business activity? Which element of business is beingreferred to here?

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    Basis of Difference Debenture Preferences Share
    Meaning The Debenture is the type of loan or debt instrument which is issued in the market to subscribe to the public. The shares capital which is carrying a fixed rate of dividends and preference to repayment known as preference shares.
    Types It is a type of loan.  It is a type of Capital. 
    Rate of Return It has a fixed rate of Return which is known as Interest. It has a fixed rate of Return which is known as Dividend.
    Secured  It may or may not be secured against the assets.  it is not secured but have a preference to repayment.
    Voting Rights It does not have voting rights. It does have voting rights.
    Convertibility It can be convertible after maturity into an Equity share as well as preference share. It can be convertible into an equity share. 
    Risk Debenture holders are relatively safe. Shareholders are at a greater risk. 
    Repayment will be repaid after a specific period.  it will not be repaid through the whole life of the business.
    Priority as to Repayment In the case of winding up of the company the payment made to debenture holders before the payment of made to preference shareholders. In the case of winding up of the company the payment made to the preference shareholders before the payment to equity shareholders.

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