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Palak Bansal 3 years ago

Business refers to an economic activity which involves the production and distribution of goods and services

Kavya Chanana 3 years ago

Business involve production of good service and distrubtion
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Yash Meena 2 years, 11 months ago

Activities which are undertaken by people with the main objective of earning money are know as economic activities

Palak Bansal 3 years ago

Activities which are taken to earn money

G S 3 years ago

Activities which are undertaken for monetary gains are known as economic activities
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Harsh Agrawal 2 years, 10 months ago

President of India

Palak Bansal 2 years, 11 months ago

President of india

Palak Bansal 3 years ago

President of india

Dr.Raj Rajpoot 3 years ago

President of India
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Kavya Chanana 3 years ago

Promoter is the person who help in getting idea for a successful business

Amit Singh 3 years ago

Those persons having promote a company ..

Saloni Devi 3 years ago

Sorry but I don't know

Mustafizur Khan 3 years ago

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Yash Meena 2 years, 11 months ago

There are three type of business :- 1.Business 2.Profession 3.Employement
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Kavya Chanana 3 years ago

Business ethic refer to rule which are to follow while doing business
Case study 1: With the introduction of the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Bill, 2004 in Parliament on December 20th 2004, the Government has gone a step further in fulfilling is commitment towards gender equality made in National Common Minimum Programme (NCMP). The Bill to amend the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 gives women equal rights in the inheritance of ancestral wealth, something reserved only for male heirs earlier It, indeed, is a significant step in bringing the Hindu Law of Inheritance in accord with the constitutional principle of equality. The enactment of the proposed legislation would also implement the recommendations of the National Commission for Women (NCW) substantially to help bring social change in society. The Bill seeks to remove the discrimination as contained in Section 6 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 by giving equal rights to daughters in the Hindu Mitakshara coparcenary property as the sons have, In what is known as the Kerala model, the ions concept of co – parcenary was abolished and according to the Kerala Joint Family System (Abolition) Act, 1975, the heirs (male and female) do not acquire property by Birth but only hold it as tenants as if a partition has taken place. Andhra Pradesh (1986), Tamil Nadu (1989), Karnataka (1994) and Maharashtra (1994) also enacted laws, where daughters were granted ‘co-parcener’ rights or a claim on ancestral property by birth as the sons. Equality for women not just a matter of equity for the so called weaker ***, but a measure of the modernity of Indian society and the pragmatic nature of our civilisation. On the basis of above case, answer of the following questions. 1. The above case makes a reference to Mitakshara system. What is meant by it? 2. Is Mitakshara the only system governing co – parcenary property?
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Akshat Pathak 3 years ago

Answer is get out form this aa0
1.Fixed price contract 2.Cost plus contract 3.Time and material contract
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Kavya Chanana 3 years ago

1 promotion 2 incorporation stage. 3 capital subscription 4. Commencement of business
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Sia ? 3 years, 1 month ago

Please complete your question

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