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Business Studies

Objectives of management

In this Class 12 Business Studies topic from the chapter “Nature and Significance of Management,” students learn why management is essential for every organisation. The topic explains organisational objectives such as survival, profit and growth, along with social objectives like supplying quality goods, creating employment and protecting the environment. It also covers personal objectives, including fair wages, recognition, career growth and job satisfaction, and shows how managers balance these goals through effective and efficient use of resources.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Personal objective cannot be considered fully fulfilled
  2. Social objective is complete
  3. Organisational growth is complete
  4. Profit objective is ended
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  1. Company reduces cost by breaking pollution rules
  2. Company trains employees
  3. Company gives safe instructions to customers
  4. Company gives correct weight
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  1. Opening a new market
  2. Increasing production capacity
  3. Giving respect to employee
  4. Expanding sales network
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  1. Controlling losses
  2. Remaining in the market
  3. Retaining old customers
  4. Giving reward to employee
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  1. Social objective is linked with customers society and personal objective with employee needs
  2. Social objective is linked with salary and personal objective with pollution
  3. Both are linked only with earning profit
  4. Both have no relation with organisation
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  1. Personal objective
  2. Organisational objective
  3. Social objective
  4. Consumer safety
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  1. Company gives no charity but provides safe goods and correct information
  2. Company hides pollution
  3. Company gives wrong bills
  4. Company does not resolve customer complaints
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  1. Personal objective
  2. Organisational survival
  3. Social cleanliness
  4. Customer safety
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  1. Company gives clear warning labels and safe packaging
  2. Company stops employee wages
  3. Company hides losses
  4. Company sells production without checking
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  1. Growth occurred but social objective became weak
  2. Personal objective was fulfilled
  3. All objectives were fully achieved
  4. Survival became impossible
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  1. Importance of personal objective
  2. End of profit objective
  3. Failure of social objective
  4. Necessity of growth
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  1. Company gives profit to owners safe goods to customers and growth to employees
  2. Company gives profit only to owners
  3. Company overcharges customers
  4. Company does not hear employee grievances
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  1. Balance of organisational and personal objectives
  2. Only neglect of profit
  3. End of social objective
  4. Complete absence of growth
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  1. Company follows labour and pollution laws
  2. Company only colours paper
  3. Company silently increases prices
  4. Company stops bonus
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  1. Profit organisational objective
  2. Pollution control social objective
  3. Promotion personal objective
  4. Fair wages social objective
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  1. Removing employee safety to reduce cost
  2. Training employees to increase productivity
  3. Safe product increases customer trust
  4. Correct billing improves image
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  1. Objectives may conflict with one another
  2. Goals will be achieved automatically
  3. Society will always remain satisfied
  4. Employees will remain motivated without management
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  1. Social objective
  2. Personal bonus
  3. Building expansion
  4. Only market control
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  1. New customers increase sales and create stable cash flow
  2. Employee only gets respect
  3. Customer gets warning label
  4. Company reduces pollution
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  1. Social objective is partly fulfilled but personal objective is weak
  2. Personal objective is fully fulfilled
  3. Organisational objective ended
  4. All objectives are fully balanced
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  1. When employee needs are fulfilled motivation and performance may increase
  2. Fair wages always reduce motivation
  3. Respect has no relation with work
  4. Employees fear job security
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  1. Company earns profit through good quality and proper cost control
  2. Company earns profit through wrong weight
  3. Company misleads customers with hidden conditions
  4. Company removes safety checks
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  1. Interdependence of personal and organisational objectives
  2. End of social objective
  3. Uselessness of profit objective
  4. Impossibility of growth
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  1. It looks only at this year profit and ignores other interests
  2. It considers customer safety and employee development
  3. It considers both society and organisation
  4. It combines profit and ethics
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  1. Balance of profit social welfare and employee development
  2. Only higher sales
  3. Only low wages
  4. Only fast advertising

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