DRIVE PROGRAM SEMESTER SUBJECT CODE & NAME BK ID CREDIT MARKS ASSIGNMENT SPRING 2014 BBA I BBA 103-BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT B1499 4 60 Note: Answer all questions. Kindly note that answers for 10 marks questions should be approximately of 400 words. Each question is followed by evaluation scheme. Q.No Question Marks Total Marks 1 Economic policies refer to the monetary and fiscal policies that affect the growth rate of the economy. Discuss in detail these policies. 10 Explain fiscal policy 5 Explain
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Legal Forms of Business LAW/531 Business Law March 4‚ 2013 Dr. Linda Fried Legal Forms of Business Businesses exist and managed in many of the same ways. However‚ there are many formats that businesses are operated in. From sole proprietorship to different partnerships to corporations‚ each form has many similarities‚ but they are very different types of businesses. Each business entity will vary on three primary factors: liability‚ taxation and record-keeping (Entrepreneur‚ n
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BSAD 0220 Legal Environment of Business Chapter 1 Introduction 1.Why Nations Are Economically Weak or Strong (a) Identify several reasons put forth to explain why nations are prosperous or poor. Dependency theory Natural resources Education and Technology Climate Private Market Law and Legal System. (Reed Pg.5-6) Law‚ the rule of Law‚ and Property 2. Law (a) Define law‚ Compare and contrast law and custom. Law is the social forces that holds‚ and intended to tell
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(b) Use your graph to explain why energy is released when a neutron collides with a U nucleus causing fission. (2) (c) Neutrons are released when nuclear fission occurs in U. Some of these neutrons induce further fission‚ others are absorbed without further fission and others escape from the surface of the material. The average number of neutrons released per fission is 2.5‚ of which at least one must produce further fission if a chain reaction is to be sustained. Explain how a chain reaction
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MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES & OPERATIONS CONTEXTS BUSINESS ACTIVITY INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED BY: - SUBMITTED TO:- ANIL BISHT Prof. (Dr.) T. Muthukumar PTM1001014 Module Lecturer Business Activity:- The Functions and Purpose of Businesses - A Business Success? eBay was founded in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar. In just ten years eBay has grown into one
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lePolitical and Legal Factors The Great FireWall of China: At the forefront of Google’s numerous court and legal battles over the years is its endeavours in trying to crack the world’s internet market‚ China. Google had first started offering a Chinese translated version of its Google.com site in 2000‚ but Chinese users often struggled to connect or experienced problems online due to poor service from the countries licensed ISP’s (internet service providers). China’s government heavily restricts
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common to hear of today’s world economic system as being “globalisation”. Some describe the historical events leading up to today’s global free trade “inevitable”. The UK’S former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was famous for her TINA acronym and Gordon Brown the current PM encourages UK global trading by welcoming even more foreign investors. So‚ whether in the newspaper articles‚ politician speeches‚ or business leader press conferences the G-word appears to be the most important issue in contemporary
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Legal 2 Test 2 Studyguide Sole Proprietorships the simplest form of business organization. Sole proprietorships are the most common form of business organization in the US. Major advantages: * Forming a sole proprietorship is easy and does not cost a lot. * The owner has the right to make all management decisions concerning the business‚ including those involving hiring and firing employees. * The sole proprietor owns all of the business and has the right to receive all of the
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types of sources of finance: internal (capital from inside the business) and external (capital from outside the business). New businesses starting up need money to spend in long-term assets such as premises and equipment. They also need cash to pay for materials‚ pay wages‚ and to pay the day-today- bills such as water and electricity. In-experienced entrepreneurs often underestimate the capital needed for the everyday running of the business; this is the reason many businesses fail due to cash flow issues
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Legal Aspects of a Business Subjecc: Princples of Business Introduction When starting up a new business it is very important to look at the legal aspects which will influence the company in the future. In this part of the information file there will be the most important legal aspects for running a student company. First there is the selection of business form‚ in which there will be a compairison between the different possible forms. Afterwards a
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