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Business Studies

Significance of management principles

In this Class 12 Business Studies topic from the chapter Principles of Management, students learn why management principles are essential for guiding managerial decisions and actions. The topic explains how these principles help improve efficiency, make better use of resources, support informed decision-making, help organisations respond to changing business conditions, and promote responsible management. It also shows their value in management education, training, and research.

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  1. Clarity in onboarding
  2. Work ending
  3. Customer distance
  4. Budget control
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  1. Organisational image and social trust
  2. Stopping production
  3. Employee retrenchment
  4. Secret control
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  1. Better control and evaluation
  2. Blocking resources
  3. Aimlessness
  4. Decision secrecy
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  1. Balanced administration and motivation
  2. Goal removal
  3. Resource idleness
  4. Communication barrier
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  1. Organisational stability
  2. Employee dissatisfaction
  3. Unplanned expense
  4. Goal removal
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  1. Coordination and communication
  2. Secret policy
  3. End of authority
  4. Customer distance
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  1. Strategic alignment
  2. Employee punishment
  3. Distance from market
  4. Stopping work
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  1. Principles guide better judgement
  2. Principles are useless
  3. Principles are only punishments
  4. Manager's role is over
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  1. Administrative clarity in expansion
  2. Hiding profit
  3. Closing communication
  4. Increasing employee confusion
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  1. Continuous improvement and standard based learning
  2. Stopping decisions
  3. Hiding resources
  4. Removing discipline
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  1. Fair grievance redressal
  2. Stopping work
  3. Aimlessness
  4. Secret salary
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  1. Safety culture and social responsibility
  2. Employee retrenchment
  3. Work delay
  4. Blocking resources
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  1. Balanced decision based on data and principles
  2. Ignoring data
  3. Superstitious decision
  4. End of employee role
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  1. Sustainable resource use and social responsibility
  2. Employee confusion
  3. Chaos in decisions
  4. Stopping work
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  1. Quality improvement and scientific analysis
  2. Removing goals
  3. Hiding customer complaints
  4. End of discipline
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  1. Measurable accountability and control
  2. Communication barrier
  3. Hiding profit
  4. Worklessness
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  1. Competent and fair selection
  2. Stopping work
  3. Hiding resources
  4. Chance in decisions
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  1. Training control and performance improvement
  2. Aimless training
  3. Employee punishment
  4. Resource idleness
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  1. Stability and objectivity in decisions
  2. Personal arbitrariness
  3. End of communication
  4. End of authority
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  1. Strategic social responsibility
  2. Hiding profit
  3. Removing discipline
  4. Customer distance
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  1. Team coordination and efficiency
  2. Employee inactivity
  3. Communication barrier
  4. Goal removal
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  1. Protection of long term organisational interests
  2. Absence of decision
  3. End of resources
  4. Abandoning all goals
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  1. They strengthen decisions resources administration training research change control ethics and social responsibility
  2. They only punish employees
  3. They always remove managerial judgement
  4. They make organisation aimless
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  1. Only recording complaints
  2. Continuous improvement and responsible administration
  3. Employee transfer
  4. Increasing advertising expense
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  1. Idleness of resources
  2. Secret decision
  3. Objective and logical decision
  4. Employee punishment

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