DCM1104 BUSINESS ORGANISATION

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ASSIGNMENT

Note:

• There will be two sets of assignments for every course, and you must answer all questions in both sets. Average of both assignments marks scored by you will be considered as Internal Assessment Marks.

• Answers for 10 marks questions should be approximately of 400-500 words.

Slide 1: Title Slide

Title: Business Studies Questions - Sets 1 and 2
Subtitle: Comprehensive Answers for Key Topics
Presented by: [Your Name]
Date: [Insert Date]

Slide 2: Compare Sole Proprietor and Partnership (Q1, Set-1)

Sole Proprietor:

• Single ownership and control.

• Limited capital resources.

• Simple decision-making process.

• Unlimited liability.

• Profits entirely belong to the owner.

Partnership:

• Joint ownership and shared responsibilities.

• Better access to capital.

• Collective decision-making.

• Unlimited liability shared among partners.

• Profits divided as per the agreement.

Suitability of Partnership:

• Ideal for businesses requiring moderate capital and expertise.

• Suitable for professional services like law firms and consultancies.

• Encourages risk-sharing among partners.

Slide 3: Incentives for Small-Scale Businesses (Q2, Set-1)

Government Incentives:

• Financial Assistance: Subsidized loans and grants.

• Tax Benefits: Concessions in income tax and excise duties.

• Infrastructure Support: Industrial estates and SEZs.

• Technical Support: Skill development programs and technology transfer.

• Marketing Assistance: Export promotion schemes and trade fairs.

• Ease of Doing Business: Simplified registration processes and compliance norms.

Purpose: To promote entrepreneurship, generate employment, and boost regional development.

Slide 4: Factors for Evaluating Business Opportunities (Q3, Set-1)

Essential Factors:

1. Market Demand: Understanding customer needs and potential market size.

1. Competitor Analysis: Identifying market gaps and assessing competition.

1. Financial Feasibility: Evaluating required investment and expected ROI.

1. Location and Infrastructure: Proximity to suppliers, customers, and transportation facilities.

1. Legal and Regulatory Environment: Compliance with local laws and policies.

1. Skills and Resources: Assessing availability of necessary expertise and resources.

Slide 5: Rights of Consumers (Q4, Set-2)

Consumer Rights under the Consumer Protection Act:

1. Right to Safety: Protection against hazardous goods and services.

1. Right to Information: Accurate details about products and services.

1. Right to Choose: Access to a variety of goods and services.

1. Right to be Heard: Representation in policy-making processes.

1. Right to Redressal: Fair compensation for grievances.

1. Right to Consumer Education: Awareness about rights and responsibilities.

Slide 6: Role of MNCs in Economic Development (Q5, Set-2)

Home Country:

• Contribution to GDP through taxes.

• Development of global brands.

• Knowledge and technology transfer.

Host Country:

• Creation of jobs and infrastructure.

• Introduction of advanced technologies.

• Contribution to local economic growth.

Criticism:

• Exploitation of labor and resources.

• Influence on local culture and economy.

• Profit repatriation affecting host countries.

Slide 7: Short Notes (Q6, Set-2)

1. All India Manufacturers Organization (AIMO):

• Represents manufacturers across India.

• Advocates for industry-friendly policies.

• Promotes industrial development and research.

1. Horizontal Business Combinations:

• Mergers between firms in the same industry.

• Aim to reduce competition and achieve economies of scale.

• Examples include mergers of automobile manufacturers or retail chains.

Slide 8: Thank You

Thank You!

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