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Business Studies

Economic environment

In Class 12 Business Studies, this topic examines the economic conditions and forces that shape the business environment. Students learn how national income, economic growth, inflation, interest rates, employment, money supply, government economic policies and consumer purchasing power influence business decisions. The topic also helps them understand how changes in the economy affect demand, production costs, investment, pricing, expansion and the opportunities or challenges faced by enterprises.

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  1. Pressure on share prices and currency
  2. Tax collection doubling
  3. Demand always stable
  4. Government expenditure zero
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  1. It may ignore private consumption and income distribution
  2. It will completely remove cost
  3. It will make market risk zero
  4. It will change tax law
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  1. It is deflation so prices have fallen
  2. It is disinflation prices are rising more slowly
  3. It is legal end of demand
  4. It is a tax free economy
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  1. Expansion only by seeing incentive
  2. Stop tax payment
  3. Demand feasibility and net cost benefit
  4. Ignore all competitors
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  1. Competitive position in government contracts may weaken
  2. Every foreign supplier will get tax relief
  3. Local industry will close
  4. Demand will have no relation
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  1. Zero advertising cost
  2. Stricter loan approval
  3. Guaranteed customer demand
  4. Compulsory production subsidy
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  1. Government borrowing need will end
  2. Fiscal flexibility may reduce
  3. All taxes will be permanently removed
  4. Private investment will necessarily rise
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  1. Currency risk and alternative supply plan
  2. Office colour plan
  3. Employee leave list
  4. Logo font choice
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  1. Record transparency and technical compliance cost
  2. All taxes end and demand becomes zero
  3. Legal identity ends and cost becomes zero
  4. Market closes and loans become free
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  1. Export duty pressure
  2. Wage demand due to falling real wages
  3. Zero office rent
  4. Making production free
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  1. Only national average
  2. Employee personal expense
  3. Project based regional demand
  4. Treat all projects as risk free
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  1. All companies will grow at same speed
  2. Demand of low income group will be strongest
  3. Only government companies will survive
  4. Some sectors will recover fast and some will lag
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  1. Lendable funds may decrease
  2. All loans will be free
  3. Credit demand will always double
  4. Tax payment will stop
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  1. Increase exports only by seeing incentives
  2. Analyse standards compliance and market entry cost
  3. Stop quality checks
  4. Ignore foreign customers
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  1. Only by seeing fashion
  2. Only due to tax fear
  3. Economic need for additional capacity
  4. By hiding customer complaints
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  1. Change in advertising colour
  2. Bank loan becoming zero
  3. Office rent falling
  4. Increase in cost of agricultural raw inputs
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  1. Budget cuts and payment delays
  2. Customer income has no relation
  3. All taxes permanently zero
  4. Every contract has infinite duration
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  1. Price competitiveness for foreign customers may fall
  2. Import cost will always rise
  3. Product quality will automatically rise
  4. Tax compliance will end
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  1. Because future prices and demand may fall
  2. Because inflation rises very fast
  3. Because loans are always waived
  4. Because production is legally stopped
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  1. Legal compulsion to remove products
  2. Free availability of raw material
  3. Pressure to improve customer service and efficiency
  4. Complete end of market demand
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  1. Company will always lose
  2. Sales revenue in local currency may rise
  3. All costs will convert to foreign currency
  4. Demand will legally remain fixed
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  1. Only capital market will be affected
  2. Consumption demand may get support
  3. Exports will automatically stop
  4. Interest rate will be zero
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  1. Historical data always tells the future
  2. Company needs no strategy
  3. Current leading indicators and policy changes may be missed
  4. Cost will have no effect
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  1. लागत बढ़ने की भरपाई के लिए कीमतें बढ़ाते हुए मांग घटने के जोखिम का आकलन करना / लागत की भरपाई के लिए कीमतें बढ़ाते हुए मांग घटने के जोखिम का आकलन करना
  2. बिना बाजार विश्लेषण के उत्पादन दोगुना करना
  3. यह मान लेना कि ग्राहकों की आय में कोई बदलाव नहीं होगा
  4. यह मान लेना कि लागत का व्यावसायिक निर्णयों पर कोई प्रभाव नहीं पड़ता
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  1. क्योंकि सस्ता ऋण मिलने से ही खर्च बढ़ना सुनिश्चित नहीं होता
  2. क्योंकि ब्याज दर घटते ही सभी ऋण अवैध हो जाते हैं
  3. क्योंकि ब्याज दर घटने पर कर हमेशा दोगुना हो जाता है
  4. क्योंकि ब्याज दर घटते ही उत्पादन बंद हो जाता है

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