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A is guaranteed a minimum profit of ₹10,000, but A's actual share is ₹8,000. What is the deficiency?

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Correct answer: Two thousand rupees

The governing concept is deficiency under a minimum-profit guarantee. Deficiency is the shortfall between the guaranteed amount and the partner's actual share. It is calculated as ₹10,000 − ₹8,000 = ₹2,000. Thus, option A is correct, and the guarantor or guarantors would generally bear this shortfall according to the partnership agreement. The actual share itself is not the deficiency.

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