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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 3 months ago
Answer : Legal Environment.
It constitutes the laws and legislations passed by the Government, administrative orders, court judgements, decisions of various commissions and agencies. Businessmen have to act according to various legislations and their knowledge is very necessary. Example: Advertisement of Alcoholic products is prohibited and it is compulsory to give statutory warning on advertisement of cigarettes.
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Answer : Declined
Explanation : Loss of budgetary support to the public sector: The central government’s budgetary support for financing the public sector outlays has declined over the years. The public sector undertakings have realised that, in order to survive and grow, they will have to be more efficient and generate their own resources for the purpose.
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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 3 months ago
The process of directing involves guiding, coaching, instructing, motivating, leading the people in an organisation to achieve organisational objectives.
The elements of directing are: (i) Supervision (ii) Motivation (iii) Leadership (iv) Communication.
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Management is full-fledged profession because Management has systemized and it is based on some principles developed with experimentation. This knowledge is managed and attained by some colleges, institutes. Hence, Professional management is full-fledged profession as it requires systemised knowledge, professional association and code of conduct.
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Management is an inexact science. It deals with the complex human phenomenon about which knowledge is still limited. Management is also defined as an inter-disciplinary science as it draws subject matters from other disciplines.
Gaurav Seth 5 years, 3 months ago
Management is full-fledged profession because Management has systemized and it is based on some principles developed with experimentation. This knowledge is managed and attained by some colleges, institutes. Hence, Professional management is full-fledged profession as it requires systemised knowledge, professional association and code of conduct.
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It is Not true for all the situations. This is because the principles of management are needed for managing the people and their behavior. The conditions and situations would not be similar at all times for identifying the cause and effect relationship
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- The principles of management are used for creating situations that relate between the cause and effect situations which can be used in different situations and cases. The main focus of the cause and effect relationship is to have situations which would be similar for the the kind of effect expected.
- This is not possible since the managerial situations and environment can be different in some circumstances, so there cannot be the same cause and effect situations in these cases. This is because human behavior are different in situations with people where they cannot be compared for establishing the cause and effect.
- The management principles are helpful to the management in creating a better understanding of human behavior also for influencing the behavior of the people. These principles are needed for achieving the goals of the organisation
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Answer: D developing premises
Developing premises Planning is concerned with future, which is uncertain. Therefore, the manager is required to make certain assumptions about the future and these assumptions are known as premises.
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The cash budget will help you assess whether there are periods during your operations cycle when you might need short-term borrowing. It will also help you assess any long-term borrowing needs. Basically, a cash budget is a planning tool for management decisions.
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False.
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Procedures are routine steps on how to carry out activities. They detail the exact manner in which any work is to be performed. They are specified in a chronological order. For example, there may be a procedure for requisitioning supplies before production. Procedures are specified steps to be followed in particular circumstances. They are generally meant for insiders to follow. The sequence of steps or actions to be taken are generally to enforce a policy and to attain pre-determined objectives.
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True
Planning is pervasive: Planning is required at all levels of management as well as in all departments of the organisation. It is not an exclusive function of top management nor of anyparticular department. But the scope of planning differs at different levels and among different departments. For example, the top management undertakes planning for the organisation as a whole. Middle management does the departmental planning. At the lowest level, day-to-day operational planning is done by supervisors.
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