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Case study ankita is the manager in a MNC

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Naiya Patel 1 month, 1 week ago

Mr mukul sold his furniture and car on OLX as he was shifting base to New Zealand. Is this business activity? Which features of business is being referred here ?

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case study of ch 1

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What are types of business

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sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, and S corporation.

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Ma amaya gupta is a lecturer in a college of Punjab university. She gets 64000 per month as remuneration for her livelihood. Mr. Kush gupta is a farmer producing 10 quintals of wheat for his own consumption and 500 quintals of wheat for sale Mr.Manuj chawala a journalist in a media agency of repute also teaches some slum area children after her office hours without any fees he doe

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Equity shares

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After completing a calls in gemology Isha Joy for father in the family business of fashion jewellery her father also show room at different location in the city and operates his business through them however Isha entrance to expand the business by venturing into online relating for that she has higher the consultancy firm which will take her business online question one identify the type of outsourcing business that raha has adopted

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Small business problems

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Preeti Dabral 2 months, 3 weeks ago

Problems faced by Small Scale Industries
The following are the problems faced by Small Scale Industries:

Poor capacity utilization
In many of the Small Scale Industries, the capacity utilization is not even 50% of the installed capacity. Nearly half of the machinery remains idle. Capital is unnecessarily locked up and idle machinery also occupies space and needs to be serviced resulting in increased costs.
Incompetent management
Many Small Scale Industries are run in an incompetent manner by poorly qualified entrepreneurs without much skill or experience. Very little thought has gone into matters such as demand, production level and techniques, financial availability, plant location, future prospects etc.
Inadequate Finance
Many Small Scale Industries face the problem of scarcity of funds. They are not able to access the domestic capital market to raise resources. They are also not able to tap foreign markets by issuing ADR’s (American Depository Receipts) GDR’s (Global Depository Receipts) etc because of their small capital base. Banks and financial institutions require various procedures and formalities to be completed. Even after a long delay, the funds allocated are inadequate.
Bank credit to the small scale sector as a percentage of total credit has been declining. It fell from 16% in 1999 to 12.5% in 2002. Small Scale Industries are not able to get funds immediately for their needs. They have to depend on private money lenders who charge high interest. Finance, as a whole, both long and short term, accounts for as large as 43% of the sector’s sickness.
Raw material shortages
Raw materials are not available at the required quantity and quality.Scarcity of raw materials results in idle capacity, low production, inability to meet demand and loss of customers.
Lack of marketing support
Small Scale Industries lack market knowledge with regard to competitors, consumer preferences, market trends. Since their production volume is small and cannot meet demand for large quantities their market is very restricted. Now with the process of liberalization and globalization they are facing competition from local industries as well as foreign competitors who sell better quality products at lower prices. For e.g. heavily subsidized but better quality imports from China has made most of the Indian SSI units producing toys, electronic goods, machine tools, chemicals, locks and paper etc., unviable.
Problem of working capital
Many Small Scale Industries face the problem of inadequate working capital. Due to lack of market knowledge their production exceeds demand, and capital gets locked in unsold stock. They do not have enough funds to meet operational expenses and run the business.

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Service are intangibles means that mcq

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karan is running a grocery shop in the local market whereas his friend priyanshu works as a finance manager in a reputed it company identify the different types of economic activities both the friends are engaged in

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Public, private and global sector enterprises difference

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Prashant Pal 3 months ago

valu of x are taken towards the left side on horizontal line

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What do you mean by partnership?

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The company form of business which is owned controlled and manage by 2 or more people is called partnership

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ABC bank is providing e-banking facility to its customers. A group of employees of the bank are sharing the personal financial details of the customers with some unscrupulous individuals to back their accounts. (a) From the above given information what risks of e-business do you identify (b) Towards which interest group is the bank not paying attention? (c) What are value lacking in the employees? Write any three.

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Pranav Rijhwani 3 months ago

a. E- banking fraud is been higlighted here. b.Towards consumers the bank is not paying attention. c. Value of being honest and fairsome to the owner. The value of cheating for some profit.

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mr satish gets his house insured against fire of rs.20,00,00 with insurer

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Yash Dansena 3 months ago

Complete questions please

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Mr satish gets his house insured against fire

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Mr satish gets his hours

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Global Corporation are giant both in terms of Assets and Operations. Explain this statement

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Aakash Deep 3 months, 1 week ago

Chapter 7 mcq

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how to solve case studies very easily and fast

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Yug Begrajka 3 months, 1 week ago

Read questions first and then try to find clues from given case study . Carefully choose questions with options .

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Briefly explain two kinds of social responsibility being fulfilled by Taste Buds Ltd

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Ambalika Bhowmik 2 months, 2 weeks ago

idk

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How to solve case study in few minutes

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Dark _Fantasy 3 months, 1 week ago

Uhmm make sure ur concept is clear that's how u can solve case studies

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Ethics is important for (A) top management (B) middle level managers (C) non-managerial employees (D) all of them

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The quality of services under outsourcing of service is ___________( good / poor)

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Muskan Jakhar 3 months ago

Good

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Good

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Good

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We see that the market is driven by the complete focus on cutting the cost of logistics. Automation and implementation of smart warehousing solutions will drive the public warehousing market growth in the future. Companies across the globe focus on minimizing the cost of logistics, particularly of warehousing. Many companies are choosing public warehouses for space on a need basis because it is seen that outsourcing their warehousing needs is much more economical than investing in storage and distribution systems. In addition, public warehouses are also flexible in terms of space available. Thus, as the economic environment becomes more challenging, companies will increasingly outsource warehouse services to reduce costs and preserve profit margins. Identify the purpose solved by this business servic

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Sweet preparation business is unsuitable for small business. (true or false)

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Yug Begrajka 3 months, 1 week ago

False

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Prajwal Adhikari 3 months, 1 week ago

False

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Ravi the manufacturer of watches ,hands over the promotional job to some advertising agency after manufacturing it to avoid time

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Primary industry

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Preeti Dabral 3 months, 2 weeks ago

A primary industry deals with the extraction of natural resources. Forestry, agriculture, fishing, quarrying, mining, and mineral exploitation are all part of a country's economy. It is thus named because it serves as the foundation for all other items.

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What is the producers cooperative society?

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Raushan Singh Samrat 3 months, 1 week ago

Producer cooperative society is a kind of society which is made for the welfare of producers. Like - cutting their cost in production Providing finance and subsidy

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Anmol Singh 3 months, 2 weeks ago

The producers find difficulty in buying fertilizer,raw materials for the production of goods and services for the society.This will help them in providing loans in the form of credits, overdrafts . Thus this is called as producer co-operative society

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Bhumika Arora 3 months, 3 weeks ago

The producer which find difficult buy fertilizer, machines for producing these society help them by providing them loan these society is know as producers cooperative society.

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List our major affilated bodies of world bank

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Preeti Dabral 2 months, 2 weeks ago

The following are the major affiliated bodies of the World Bank:-

IBRD: The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) was established in 1945 to assist in the reconstruction of war affected countries. It mainly aims at facilitating the development of the poor nations of the world.
IFC: The IFC or the International Finance Corporation, was formed in 1956 as a separate legal entity to provide finance to the private sector in developing nations. The IFC is part of the World Bank Group. It has its own funds and functions.
MIGA: MIGA refers to the Multinational Investment Guarantee Agency. It was established in April 1988 with the objective of encouraging foreign direct investments in the less developed countries, insuring investors against· political and non-commercial risks, providing advisory services, etc.

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Visit a mall project

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