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What is joint ventures??

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Joint Ventures can be with a company of same industry or can be of some other industry, but with a combination of both, they will generate a competitive advantage over other players in the market.
Benefits of joint ventures are :
1.Reduces competition : When two companies join together, it results in reducing the competition as instead of wasting resources in competition they will strengthen their organisation.
2.Reduces risk : High risk involved in new and innovative ventures can be reduced when two companies join together to share the risk.
3.Advanced technology : By joining hands with foreign companies, Indian companies can get the benefit of advanced technology.
4.Large capital : In joint ventures, two companies together contribute capital. As a result, large capital can be arranged without much difficulty.
5.Reduction in cost: When two firms join together, they can operate on a large scale and get the benefit of economies of scale hence reduces cost of production and marketing.

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Volentary membership

Posted by Cheenu Jain 7 years ago

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Harsh Panchal 7 years ago

Voluntary membership is present in joint stock company.

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How does long term planning differ from short term planning

Posted by Akanksha Sharma 7 years ago

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How to prepare a Project on '' A Visit To A Mall''?

Posted by Ayush Choudhary 7 years ago

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What are the Rights of karta in joint Hindu family business

Posted by Sabiha Shaikh 7 years ago

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Harsh Panchal 7 years ago

Karta has a decision making power related to the business as inthis ,business is wholly managed by karta. Ancestral propertyis to be inherited by him

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What are the verious stages of production process

Posted by Tejinder Singh Batth 7 years ago

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Kritika Khullar 7 years ago

Primary, secondary and tertiary

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What is e-bussiness

Posted by Mihir Kumar Thakur 7 years ago

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Naman Kumar 7 years ago

E-business refers to conduct all the industrial and commercial activities through computer network i.e. Internet.

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Harsh Panchal 7 years ago

e -business may be defined as the conduct of lndustry , trade and commerce by using computer networks.

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Kritika Khullar 7 years ago

Electronic business In which the business transaction through internet

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

a company that does all or most of its transactions through the Internet.

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Shivendra Prakash 7 years ago

Electronic business

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Thomas Cook Ltd. is an organistation which provides packages to tourists for different places around the globe . What kind of business is it doing?

Posted by Ashima Bhatnagar 7 years ago

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What is similarity between adr and public deposits

Posted by Mansi Taparia 7 years ago

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Mansi Taparia 7 years ago

Please someone do replly

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What is lese financing

Posted by Sudha Singh 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

A lease can be defined as a contractual agreement wherein one party i.e., the owner of an asset bestows the other party the right to use the asset in return for a periodic payment. It is otherwise called a process of leasing an asset for some specified period. The owner of the asset is called as the 'lessor' and the party that makes use of the asset is called as the 'lessee' (see Box A). The lessee pays a fixed periodic amount called lease rental to the lessor for the use of the asset. The terms and conditions that bound the lease arrangements are mentioned in the lease contract. During the end of the lease period, the asset is returned to the lessor. Lease finance paves way for an important means of modernisation and diversification to the organization. This type of financing is more rampant in the acquisition of such assets as computers and electronic equipment that become obsolete quicker due to the fast changing technological developments. In the process of making the leasing decision, the cost of leasing an asset should be compared with the cost of owning the same.

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What is trede?

Posted by Virat Sai 7 years ago

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

If it's trade then answer will be {{{ Trade involves the transfer of goods or services from one person or entity to another, often in exchange for money. }}}

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Give an example of private sector

Posted by Devu Ms 7 years ago

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Shivendra Prakash 7 years ago

Partnership

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

Sole proprietorship

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guysss ek.question hai...business startin krte hai to.maximum kitna.invest krtre hai..money ko...plzzzzz helo.me

Posted by Shivi Tripathi 7 years ago

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

Amount of Capital invested in a business will be according to nature and size of the business that a person is going to start

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What is bill of lading?

Posted by Vishal Biyani 7 years ago

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Yanshi Dhawan 7 years ago

When the product is delivered to other state then a bill of lading can be made by the exporter he will made a bill ND that bill will then pss to the importer then he will get to know that the product had been reached to other country

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what is psu

Posted by Arpan Khede 7 years ago

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

Business ethics is defined as a form of applied ethics, which studies ethical principles, morals and problems that take place in the business environment.

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Amit Singh 7 years ago

What is business ethics?

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

What's this? Can you please explain this ARPAN KHEDE

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Arpan Khede 7 years ago

public sector unit

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Itinerant traders have been an integral part in india . Analyse the reason for their survival in spite of competion from large scale retailers ?

Posted by Gursimranjeet Kaur 7 years ago

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

Business ethics is defined as a form of applied ethics, which studies ethical principles, morals and problems that take place in the business environment.

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Yanshi Dhawan 7 years ago

Business ethics is derived from two Greek words Ethan which means moral things. As the business ethics is that what should be done or what should not be done

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Amit Singh 7 years ago

What is business ethics?

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Full form of FOB

Posted by Asamanya Ankita 7 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

Free on Board (FOB)

It is an international shipping agreements used in the transportation of goods between a buyer and a seller.

It indicates whether the seller or the buyer is liable for goods that are damaged or destroyed during shipping.

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In which form of organisation is trade agreement made by one owner binding on the other give reasons to support your answer

Posted by Ambika Chourasiya 7 years ago

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Bhoomika Chadha 7 years ago

Partnership

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What is moa please comment in simpel language

Posted by Shubham Kmr 7 years ago

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Sakshi Sharma??️??️ 7 years ago

A Memorandum of Association (MOA) is a legal document prepared in the formation and registration process of a limited liability company to define its relationship with shareholders.

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"Risk in business is not by choice but a compulsion"comment

Posted by Feny Gandhi 7 years ago

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Ambika Chourasiya 7 years ago

Risk ni the business can be reduced but cannot becompletely eliminated Degree of risk depend on nature and size of busines for eg:A LARGE scale industry has more risk compared to small scale industry .similarly a fashion industry has more risk in relation to a textile industry

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Concept of business

Posted by Nitin Sharma 7 years ago

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Yaser Siddiquee 7 years ago

business that includes basic information such as the service or product, the target demographic, and a unique selling proposition that gives a company an advantage over competitors. A business concept may involve a new product or simply a novel approach to marketing or delivering an existing product.

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Why small scale industries help regional disparity?

Posted by Khushi Gupta 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

This can be explained in the context of the following statement:
1.government provide various concessional /grants for setting up industry in region where there is no industry .Thus to get benefit they set up there and remove regional disparity
2.Large scale industry (like rourkela steel)is often established close to the source of raw material .This is because raw material requirement of large scale industry is very huge .Its transportation from distant place implies high cost of production .SSI, on the other hand ,shows locational flexibility. It is therefore referring to inter-regional equality

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What are the main document used in internal trade ??

Posted by Himani ?? 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

Following documents are used in internal trade :
1. Performa Invoice,
2. Invoice,
3. Debit Note,
4. Credit Note,
5. Lorry Receipt and
6. Railway Receipt.

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What is ATM

Posted by Monu Sharma 7 years ago

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Harsh Panchal 7 years ago

ATM-stands for automatic teller machine. -It is a type of banking system which provides 24×7 days service to its costmers.

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Khushi Gupta 7 years ago

Automated teller machine is a type of vending machine

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Explain Process ofFormation of company

Posted by Uma Adiga 7 years ago

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Ravi Sidhu Sidhu 7 years ago

Promotion Incorporation Capital subscription Commencement of business

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Ajay Rai 7 years ago

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Name two human causes of business risk?

Posted by Gursimranjeet Kaur 7 years ago

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Harsh Agrawal????☺☺ 7 years ago

Dishonesty of employee and Dissatisfaction b/w workers and manager

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Om Prakash 7 years ago

Theft,strikes

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Shivam Agrawal 7 years ago

Bear the losses, damage the product,

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Describe the scope of international trade to the nation and business firm

Posted by Ahmed Hassan 7 years ago

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What are speciality shops?

Posted by Tushar Singh 7 years ago

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Yanshi Dhawan 7 years ago

Speciality shops refers to those shops in which the product are there in a single line that is known as speciality shops for example women's wear, school uniform

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☘Megha Seervi☘ 7 years ago

specialty shops specialise in the sale of specific line of products (only one type of goods)Eg: men's wear, school uniform

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What are the source of income

Posted by Deepak Srinivas 7 years ago

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