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If a seller gets good price for some inferior product, it becomes a habit with him. It affects other sellers also. Therefore, it is said that advertisement encourages the sale of inferior products. (ii) Confuses the Buyers: Many a time distorted version of reality is shown in the advertising.
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Air India intends to extend its international flights to Pakistan, Afganistan and China over next 3 years. For this out intends to work out on the impact of terrorism, taxation policy, landing rights for foreign countries and consumer legislation for compensation of cancelled flights.
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The following factors affect the financing decision:
(i) Cost: The cost of all the sources of finance is different. The rate of interest on debt, fixed rate of dividend to be paid on preference share capital and the expectations of the shareholders on the equity share capital are in the form of costs. If the situations happen to be favourable, the benefit of cheap finance can be availed of by choosing debt capital.
(ii) Risk: Debt capital is most risky and from the point of view of risk it should not be used.
(iii) Floatation Cost: From the point of view of floating costs, retained profit is the most appropriate source. Therefore, its use should be made.
(iv) Cash Flow Position: If the cash flow position of the company is good, the payment of interest on the debt and the refund of capital can be easily made. Therefore, in order to take advantage of cheap finance, debt capital can be given priority.
(v) Level of Fixed Operating Costs: In business, there are mainly two types of costs:
(a) Fixed Operating Costs, e.g., rent of the building, payment of salary, insurance premium, etc.
(b) Fixed Financial Costs, e.g., interest on debt, etc.
If the level of fixed operating costs is in excess, it is better to keep the fixed financial costs at their minimum. Therefore, debt capital should not be used. On the contrary, if the level of fixed operating cost is low, the use of debt capital is profitable.
(vi) Control Consideration: The ultimate control of the company is that of the equity shareholders. Greater the number of equity shareholders, the greater will be the control in the hands of more people. This is not a good situation. Therefore, from this point of view the equity share capital should be avoided.
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The fund invested by the owner as well as an accumulated profit of the business is known as the owner's fund. Any loan or credit taken by the business unit from other financial institutions is called a borrowed fund. The owner's contribution to capital is permanent in nature.
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- Interest rates (the cost of borrowing)
- Economic growth (changes in demand)
- Confidence/expectations.
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Management is a process wherein various activities and functions are performed to achieve the various goals and objectives of an organization in an effective and efficient manner.
The following are the objectives of management:
- Organisational Objectives:
- Survival- It exists for a long time in the competitive market.
- Profit- It provides a vital incentive for the continued successful operations.
- Growth- The success of an organization is measured by growth and expansion of activities.
- Social Objectives: It involves the creation of benefit for society.
- Personal Objectives: These are the objectives of employees like good salary, promotion, social recognition, healthy working conditions.
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