Management and Business Environment
Quiz
- Define business environment.
- It is a sum total of all individuals, institutions and other factors that are not outside the control of a business enterprise, but influence its performance.
- It is a sum total of all individuals, institutions and other factors that are outside the control of a business enterprise, but influence its performance.
- It is a sum total of all individuals, institutions and other factors that are inside the control of a business enterprise, but influence its performance.
- It is a sum total of all individuals, institutions and other factors that are outside the control of a business enterprise, but not influence its performance.
- Which is not a features/Characteristics of business Environment?
- Totally of external factors, Specific & General factors.
- Inter related factors, uncertainty, Complexity.
- Inter related factors, Certainty, Complexity, Totally of external factors, Specific & General factors.
- Relative Impact, Dynamic
- Name some Specific Forces influencing business environment -
- Customer, investors
- competitors, suppliers
- A&B
- none
- Name some General Forces influencing business environment -
- Economic, Social
- Political, legal
- technological
- All the above
- Why is business environment called uncertain?
- due to rapid changes that are taking place in the factors influencing it.
- due to non changes that are taking place in the factors influencing it.
- due to rapid changes that are taking place in the factors which are not influencing it.
- none
- Why business environment is important?/ Give the reasons why business environment is important?
- Identifying opportunities and getting First Make Advantage,
Benefitting from rapid changes,
Helpful in long term planning, - Helpful in preparing Strategies,
Matching Technological needs,
Improving market share,
Encouraging research & Development - First Make Advantage,
Benefitting from rapid changes,
Helpful in long term planning,
Discouraging research & Development - A&B
- Identifying opportunities and getting First Make Advantage,
- Why is it said that business environment is a "Relative Concept"?
- because environmental changes may not have more impact on one company as compared to the other company
- because environmental changes may have more impact on relatives company as compared to the other company
- because environmental changes may have more impact on one company as compared to the other company
- none
- Inflation, interest rates changes in disposable income of people, value of rupees, capital markets, demand patterns, foreign exchange regulations are the factors of -
- Economic Environment
- Social Environment
- Technological Environment
- Legal Environment
- Traditions, values and ethics, social trands are
- Economic Environment
- Social Environment
- Political Environment
- Legal environment
- Which Environment relates to scientific improvements and innovations which provide new and better ways of producing goods and services and new methods and techniques of operating business
- Legal Environment
- Economic Environment
- Social Environment
- Technological Environment
- Which Environment consists of factors relating to government affairs.
- Social Environment
- Political Environment
- Economic Environment
- Legat Environment
- Which Environment refers to the framework of laws and legislations within which a business enterprise has to work?
- Legal Environment
- Social Environment
- Economic Environment
- Political Environment
- What are the features of new industrial / economic policy?
- Abolition of Industrial Licensing,
Limited Role for Public Sector,
Liberalisation of Foreign Investments,
Liberalised Foreign Trade, - Technology upgradation,
Setting up Foreign Investment Promotion Board,
Incentives for small scale sector - Abolition of Industrial Licensing,
Unliimited Role for Public Sector,
Liberalisation of Foreign Investments,
Liberalised Foreign Trade, - A&B
- Abolition of Industrial Licensing,
- New economic policy made major changes in relation to
- Liberalisation,
Personalization,
Globalisation - Liberalisation,
Privatisation,
Globalisation - Liberalisation,
Privatisation,
Nationalisation - Liberalisation,
Semi Privatisation,
Globalisation
- Liberalisation,
- Which is the process of freeing the economy from license system and other regulations?
- Liberalisation
- Privatisation
- Globalisation
- none
- Why Privatisation was needed?
- There was a need for more and more investments and government had limited resources.
Need for professional management,
Freedom - Freedom in decision making process,
Use of resources properly
There was a need to bring personal touch in working - There was a need for more and more investments and government had unlimited resources.
No need for professional management,
Freedom - A&B
- There was a need for more and more investments and government had limited resources.
- What do you mean by Globalisation?
- Globalisation means integrating the economy of a country with the world economy.
- Globalisation means integrating the economy of a country within the nations economy.
- Globalisation means integrating the economy of a country with the world wealth.
- none
- What are the impacts of Government Policy changes on Business?
- Ease in entering Business,
Increase in competitinous,
Rapidly changing Technology Environment,
More demanding customers - New marketing strategies,
Emphasis on machine Development,
Trust on import,
Change in public sector policy - New marketing strategies,
Emphasis on Human Resource Development,
Trust on Export,
Change in public sector policy - A&C
- Ease in entering Business,
- What is meant by liberalisation of Economy?
- Liberalisation is the process of engaging the economy from license system and other regulations
- Liberalisation is the process of freeing the economy from license system and other regulations
- Liberalisation is the process of demanding the economy from license system and other regulations
- all of the above
- Which policy of the government has marched India towards liberalisation and globalisation?
- The new industrial policy 1996
- The new industrial policy 1992
- The new industrial policy 1991
- The new industrial policy 1990
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