Business Studies (319)
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Max. Marks: 20
Note : (i) All questions are
compulsory. The marks allotted for each question are given at same place.
(ii) Write your name enrollment
numbers, AI name subject on the top of the first page of the answer sheet.
Answer any one out of the following questions in about 40-60
words:-
a)
Rishi is running a cake-baking unit. In order to expand his market share, he
started producing Bread, Burgers, and Sandwiches etc. Which auxiliaries to
trade can help him in this venture? (Lesson
1)
Ans:
Auxiliaries to trade are those activities which provides facilities to business
unit. In the given question, Rishi is running a cake-baking unit and in order
to expand his market share by producing additional products, he must use the
following auxiliaries services:
a) Transportation
b) Warehousing
c) Advertising
d) Banking
b)
Discuss the features of Statutory Corporations? (Lesson 7)
Ans: A public corporation, known as Statutory
Corporation, is an autonomous corporate body set up under a special act of the
Parliament or of State Assembly.
Features
of statutory corporations
1)
Statutory Corporation is fully owned by the
Government.
2)
It is having a separate legal entity.
3)
Its employees are not government employees.
4)
Board of Directors are appointed by the
government
5)
It prepares its own budget and can retain its
earnings which can be used for its business.
Answer
any one out of the following questions in about 40 - 60 words.
a)
Sandra Ltd. is a credit worthy Company, which holds more than 50% of the
nominal value of Kishore Ltd. another company. Here which company can be termed
as holding company? Explain it. (Lesson
6)
Ans:
Holding company is one which holds more than 50% share in any company. In the
given question, Sandra Ltd. holds more than 50% of the nominal value of Kishore
Ltd. So, Sandra ltd is termed as holding company and the other company Kishore
ltd is termed as subsidiary of Sandra ltd.
b)
Differentiate between BPO and KPO. (Lesson 4)
Ans: Business Process
Outsourcing (BPO): The process of
contracting out non-core business activities to third parties in order to
reduce costs and time involved is called Business Process Outsourcing.
On the other hand, Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO)
means information related business task or knowledge-based processes such
as research, analysis, consultancy or any other high-level task are outsourced i.e. done by the
workers of another company or allocated to the subsidiary of the same
organization.
Answer any one out of the following questions in about 40 - 60
words.
a)
Write short note on Written Communication. (Lesson 2)
Ans: When information, ideas, or feelings exchange in
written form that is known as written communication. Written communication has
its own importance and for some particular purposes it has no other
alternatives. Written communication is used when the message is complex
and it more reliable as compared to oral communication.
b)
Which resources are required for successful E-business implementation? (Lesson
4)
Ans: E –
Business: E – Business refers to all business transactions and functions
conducted electronically. The following resources
are required for successful implementation of e-business:
a)
Adequate computer
systems
b)
Internet
connection and telecommunication system
c)
A full fledged
website or mobile application
d)
Technically
qualified workforce having knowledge of upto date technology
e)
Fool-proof system
of receiving payments
Answer any one out of the following questions in about 100 to
150 words.
a) Mr.
Praveen got salary increment in his job. He is interested to know about the
different type of Bank Accounts. Guide him.
Ans: Different types of bank account:
a) Saving
Bank Account: A bank Savings Account is a type of account designed to simply
hold money that we do not need immediate access to these accounts are opened by
the persons who want to save some part of their income either to earn interest
on deposit or for safety purposes.
b) Current
account: This account is opened by businessmen and traders. Businessmen
have to transact many times in a day with their customers. Facilitating them
with the facility of Current account, bank allows traders to withdraw them as
many times they require withdrawing. Customers are generally given paper checks
to carry out day-today transactions, like paying bills, making purchases, or
transferring money to another account.
c) Fixed Deposit Accounts: The
account which is opened for fixed period by depositing amount is known as fixed
deposit account. The money deposited in this account cannot be withdrawn before
expiry of period. A high rate of interest is paid on fixed deposits.
d) Recurring Deposit Account: The
purpose of these accounts is to encourage public for regular saving,
particularly by fixed income group. Fixed amount is deposit is deposited at
regular intervals for a fixed term and repaid on maturity.
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