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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.

Hard · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Better transparency and relatively fair competition
  2. All rules end
  3. Zero customers
  4. All costs end
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  1. Stability of demand related to government projects
  2. Brightness of company logo
  3. Employee food menu
  4. Legal prohibition of exports
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  1. Demand for service related skills rising
  2. Demand for all skills ending
  3. Only machine repair demand becoming zero
  4. No effect on labour market
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  1. Disposable income may rise but prices may also rise
  2. Both taxes have no effect
  3. All products will be free
  4. Producer cost will always be zero
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  1. International orders and foreign market signals
  2. Only local office decoration
  3. Employee identity card colour
  4. Only domestic rent rules
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  1. Only advertising appeal
  2. Net effect of capital cost and subsidy
  3. Customer favourite colour
  4. Office floor number
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  1. Assess exchange rate risk
  2. Ignore machinery quality
  3. Stop all payments
  4. Leave financial planning
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  1. Employment and wage income situation
  2. Only stock index
  3. Only office rent
  4. Only brand logo
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  1. Transport cost and wage pressure rising
  2. Tax rate becoming zero
  3. Production automatically doubling
  4. Loan waiver being certain
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  1. Better skilled labour supply
  2. Free supply of raw material
  3. Tax ends for every industry
  4. Legal control of demand
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  1. Increasing reach to deeper rural markets
  2. Closing sales in cities
  3. Treating production as illegal
  4. Removing customer service
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  1. Understanding different purchasing power of customer segments
  2. Assuming all customers have same income
  3. Selling only costly products
  4. Treating demand as permanent
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  1. Loan repayment burden may increase
  2. Loan will be waived automatically
  3. Interest rate will become zero
  4. Need for foreign currency will end
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  1. Increasing disposable income of people
  2. Removing companies from market
  3. Legally making interest rate zero
  4. Always stopping imports
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  1. Pressure on borrowing cost and demand
  2. Income of every customer doubling
  3. Zero production cost
  4. All investment risks ending
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  1. Evaluate local vendors and quality capacity
  2. Remove all suppliers
  3. Take only foreign currency loans
  4. Stop market information
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  1. It can also rise due to compliance or price increase
  2. It rises only due to falling exports
  3. It is never an economic signal
  4. It only shows office expense
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  1. They may postpone investment decisions
  2. They will invest immediately in everything
  3. They will stop risk assessment
  4. Need for cash will end
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  1. Back office in another city or automation
  2. Always closing customer service
  3. Stop paying all taxes
  4. Treat revenue as cost
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  1. Raising equity may become difficult
  2. Shares will automatically sell at high price
  3. Expansion risk will be zero
  4. Company will not need accounting
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  1. Clean technology and cost compliance planning
  2. Ignoring rules
  3. Increasing production without permission
  4. Only hiding price
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  1. Foreign market feasibility study
  2. Ignoring domestic customers
  3. Removing quality standards
  4. Stopping production immediately
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  1. Demand should be assumed strong only due to low inflation
  2. Employment income pressure should also be considered
  3. Demand will always remain stable
  4. No economic indicator is needed
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  1. Because regular review of strategy may be necessary
  2. Because planning is always wrong
  3. Because economic factors never change
  4. Because customer decisions have no importance
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  1. Demand from government projects may fall
  2. Bank deposits will immediately double
  3. Export duties will automatically be removed
  4. Production costs will become zero

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