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Elective
M.B.A.
6. What are conditions under which sampling can be used as form of promotion?
8. What are the ways of rewarding sales people commissions? How is it useful?
PARTB-(5x13=65marks)
11. (a) What are the criticisms levelled against advertising regarding irnpact on
society?
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12. (a) Compare rational and emotional appeals in advertising with suitable
examples.
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(b) What are the advantages of radio over other television?
13. (a) What are the objectives of consumer oriented saies promotions?
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(b) What are the factors marketers must consider in designing international
sales promotion strate gies?
14. (a) Briefly explain the personal selling process.
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(b) What are the ways of compensating salespeople?
15. (a) Discuss ways in which Marketing Public Relations can help marketing
programs.
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(b) Why is publicity powerful? What are its disadvantages?
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Advertising to Children :
Marketers feel that the benefits of reaching children are great. If won
over now, they tend to be loyal customers into adulthood. Besides seiling
to children, advertisers also sell through children. Some companies
believe they can sell more by appealing to children's references than to
adults'. While cartoon channels are used to advertise cereals, chocolates,
ice-creams and toys, marketers are also advertising cars, televisions,
washing machines and smart phones to them. A number of children are
increasingly asking their parents to buy a particular brand because they
saw it on television. Marketers rely on kid's 'pester power' to get their
products sold.
The dangers of marketing to kids from an ethical perspective are fairLy
clear ; Chiidren are the 'vulnerable' market. They are less experienced"
Their concepts of seif, time and money are immature. As a result they
know very }ittle about their own desires, needs, and preferences - or how
to use ecbnomic resources to satisfu them. The nature of children's
conceptual ability makes it likely that child oriented advertising can lead
to false beliefs or highly improbable product expectations. Telling
children about a product and accurately describing that product is
probably ethical. Convincing them that they must have the toy to be
popular and successful with their friends, or encouraging them to make a
ni.risance of themselves to parents and start begging for the toy is not.
Such methods are likely to make parents angry since they view
marketers as engaged in manipuiating their children to sell products.
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The mood in several European countries is to tighten up advertising to
children guidelines. Sweden has some of the strictest controls in Europe
on advertising to children. The ban includes advertisements on toys,
foods, sweets, drinks, and any products that might appeal to children
below the age of twelve. Other European Union members however, have
not adopted the ban.
Should advertising to children be banned? Justifu your answer. How can
marketers ensure that children are not misled bv advertising?
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(b) The advertising campaigns by the sugar substitute brands like Zero,
Sugar free, Equal and Relish highlighting the harmful effects of
consuming sugar and calling for using sugar substitutes by consumers as
a healthy alternative, is being viewed with concern by Sugar marketers.
You have been asked to develop an advertising campaign to create a
positive attitude in the minds of people towards sugar. You are asked to
come up with 3 different appeals/executions that you will show to the
client for his consideration.
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PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
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(b) What are the factors to be considered to have an effective Retaii pricing
decision?
14. (a) Elaborate the concept of retail space utilization and traffic management.
Or
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PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) How do customers assess the quality of service in a retail organization?
Highlight the characteristics of retail organizations offering good service
ctuality.
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(b) What are the key skills and knowledge requirements of retail marketing
managers in the next decade?
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PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
Or
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13. (a) Explain the various steps in the service life cycle rvith an example.
Or
14. (a) Discuss the role of pricing in the marketing of services and identifu the
factors that impact pricing decision.
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(b) What is muitichannel distribution? Explain the pros and cons of using a
multichannel distribution strategy in service marketing.
Or
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Discuss the major issues and challenges facing service firms in India.
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(b) Choose a service company with which you are familiar and show how
each of the seven elements (7Ps) of integrated service marketing applies.
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M.B.A.
3. Who is an Underwriter?
5. Define E-IPO.
7. Define Leasing.
8. What is Bulk-factoring?
PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
11. (a) Briefly explain about the recent developments and challenges in
merchant banking in India.
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(b) Discuss the advantages of OTCEI to investors and the companies.
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12. (a) Elaborate the pre issue management activities of a merchant banker.
Or
(b) Briefly explain about the roles of a merchant banker in project appraisal
and designing the capital structure.
13. (a) Explain the needs and functions of credit rating agency.
Or
(b) Expiain the term mutual finds and briefly explain the factors to be
considered before selecting a mutual fund.
14. (a) Discuss about the recent developments in factoring and forfeiting.
Or
(b) Discuss the role of commercial banks in providing financial support
through factoring.
15. (a) Enumerate the differences between leasing and hire purchasing.
Or
(b) Analyse the major reasons for the emerging popularity of consumer credit
in India.
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Explain the various motives of mergers and acquisitions with examples.
Or
(b) Discuss the different methods of venture capital financing in India.
Explain the importance of venture capital for the development of a
country.
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M.B.A.
2. What is risk?
3. What is primary;narket?
4. What is NSE?
11. (a) What are the investor's objectives in investing his funds in the stock
market?
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(b) The investment process involves a series of activities starting from the
policy formulation. Discuss
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L2. (a) Explain the investors protector measures taken by the regulatory
authorities in the primary market.
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(b) Explain the functions of stock Exchange' "' '
(b) How do various ind.icators predict the prospect for investment in stocks?
14. (a) How do volume and breadth of the market indicate the trend of the
market?
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(b) Explain in detail the Dow Theory and how is it used to determine the
direction of the stock market.
15. (a) What are the basic assumption of CAPM? What are the advantages of
adopting CAPM modei in the portfolio management?
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(b) Explain the scope and objectives of investment portfoiio management.
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) what are the main objectives of NSE? Explain the trends in NSE.
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(b) Srhat are the statistical tools used to measure the risk of the securities
return? Explain.
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PARTA-(10 x2=2Omarks)
1. Define entrepreneurship.
2. What is entrepreneurial personality?
3. State the role of family in entrepreneurial development.
4. What is international business?
5. List the sources ofproduct for business.
6. What is prefeasibility study?
7. Write short notes on technology incubation parks in academic set-ups.
8. What is venture capital?
9. Defi.ne sickness rvith reference to small business.
10. State the two vital measures to prevent sickness in small business.
PARTB-(5x13=65marks)
11. (a) Discuss the characteristics ofthe successful entrepreneur.
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(b) Discuss feasibility report preparation and evaluation.
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1}) (r) Discuss the process of business incubation and dividents given by
Government of India for the same.
(ii) Explain LLP based models of business incubation.
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O) Explain rehabilitation of siek business units.
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Explaininternationalbusiness.
pr
(b) Discuss project proflle preparation.
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M.B.A.
1. State the purpose of Industrial relations as per Industrial disputes act 1947.
PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
11. (a) Explain the issues of Industrial relations faced currently faced by public
sector.
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13. (a) Explain the need and scope of Labour welfare measures.
Or
L4. (a) Explain various types of industrial accidents and their cause.
Or
15. (a) Define social security. Discuss its aim and essential eiements.
Or
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
(Case study)
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(b) Explain the welfare measures available for women employees and
contract labourers.
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M.B.A.
PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
Or
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(b) Innovation, Intrapreneurship and Creativity are important in an
organisation. Justifi,.
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. Case Study :
The roots of WaIl Mart's culture date back to Sameer, who instilled the'now
famous "Saturday Morning Meeting". During these meetings, he encouraged
his employees to offer suggestions for improvement and empowered them to
follow through on those suggestions that he thought were worth pursuing. The
Saturday Morning Meeting has continued at Wall-Mart's despite its growth
into one of the largest corporations in the world. Discussion could focus on how
Wall-Mart's culture has been maintained over the years with special emphasis
on the importance of the Saturday Morning Meeting. In addition to the
Saturday Morning serving as a company ritual discussion could also focus on
how the company chant serves as a cultural maintenance tool. A discussion of
the strength of Wall-Mart's culture relates to the notion of core values, which
have been instrumental in sustaining its culture over the years. Perhaps as a
partial result of this sharing of core values. Wall-Mart's is able to respond
quickly to changes in the market place, as evidenced by the anecdote about the
poker sets. In addition, the attraction-selection-attrition model could be
applied to Wall-Mart's, as it may explain some of the similarities among
Wall-Mart's managers thus leading to a tight-knit culture.
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(Regulations 2017)
2. Explain the term'Balance of Trade' and its role in economic growth of country.
PART B: (5 x 13 = 65 rnarks)
11" (a) Give an elaborate account of the barriers to international trade in terms
of financial management.
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(b) Discuss the objectives and functions of WTO.
12' (a) What is meant by post shipment finance? Explain the different iypes of
post shipment finance?
Or
(b) What is a Letter of Credit? Explain the significance of 1,arious iypes of
letter of credits"
13. (a) Discuss the various functions o,f foreign exchange market with emphasis
on Indian scenario.
Or
(b) Explain forward contracts and futures contracts. Differentiate between
the two.
14. (a) Give a detailed account of the documents that are essential in the
international trade.
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(b) Write a detailed note on the Uniforrn Customs and Practices for
Documentary Credits Norms.
15. (a) Explain the scope and funetions of F.PZ, SF,Z and Export House in export
promotions.
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(b) Describe the organizational support extended by the Governrnent of India
to promote export.
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
(Application I Design / Analysis i Evaluation / Creativity / Case stud5, questions)
16. (a) Elaborate on India's proposal on Trade facilitation for services (TFS) at
wTo.
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(b) How international trades contributes to economic growth? Explain with
suitable examples.
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(Regulations 2013)
2. What is Co-brandi.ng?
8. What is re-branding?
PARTB-(5x13=65marks)
11. (a) Explain various functions of brand from customer's and company's
perspective? Highlight its significance?
Or
L2. (a) Elaborate the strategic brand management process using examples-
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(b) Discuss various issues that crops up while building a brand for global
markets.
13. (a) Explain various brand loyalty programmes adopted by FMCG majors.
Or
(b) Illustrate the variety of online brand promotion techniques used by
organisations and compare thern.
t4. (a) Compare and contrast different types of brand. extension programmes
adopted in India.
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(b) Explain various factors influencing the brand extension decision- Give
examples.
1b. (a) Describe the process of brand equity measurement using an example.
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(b) Discuss the role of brand managers in the changing times of today.
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Discuss, using examples, the impediments in levering a global brand in
India. Suggest strategies for effective implementation'
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(b) Describe the role of brand ambassadors and celebrities in reaching out to
the customers at large. How the process of brand communication aids the
show?
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PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
11. (a) What are the challenges and opportunities in global retailing?
Or
(b) compare hyper markets and super markets with required examples.
Or
t4. (a) Discuss in detail about store brand concepts in retail industry.
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PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Write a critical review on the current trends in retail industry with
suitable illustrations from Indian players.
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(b) Discuss about the evolution of retailing in India in detaii with needed
instances.
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6. Give any two examples for new services launched in the recent past.
8. What is franchising?
PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
Or
13. (a) With examples explain the concept of service life cycle.
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(b) With a neat sketch, explain the service blue printing for a 5 star hotel's
dining restaurant.
14. (a) Discuss the intricacies involved in pricing of services. A-1so list the
commonly adopted pricing methods used in services.
Or
15. (a) How will you formulate service marketing strategy for hospitality
industry?
Or
(i) How would you structure your internal marketing program. (5)
(ii) How much impact would you expect this program have on the
campaign's overall results? (5)
(iir) Given your response in Q2, do you think that the effort in
implementing your internal marketing program will be worthwhile?
Why/why not'? (5)
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(b) A growing law firm originaliy segmented their market on demographics
and attitudes. As a result, they decided that their target market would be
lower social class consumers who believe "life is tough". The firm was
built around a general positioning of: "we're working for you, we'I1 fight
your battles, get you what you deserve", and so on.
The firm has now decided to grow the business by targeting medium-
sized business owners and offering advice for business expansion,
patents, exporting, franchising, and so on. Given this new target market,
which of their existing marketing mix elements are still appropriate and
which will need to be modified?
(r. Outline how you would structure the firm's new marketing mix,
across the 7Ps, in order for the firm to successfully pursue its new
target market. (b)
(i1) In what ways does the new marketing mix differ from their original
mix offering? (b)
(iir) What do you think would happen if the firm did not modify its
marketing mix for this new target market? (b)
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PARTB-(5x13=65marks)
11. (a) Discuss the different kinds of long term investment opportunities
available for corporate investors with their advantages and
disadvantages.
Or
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(b) Briefly explain about the role of SEBI in regulating stock exchanges in
India.
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(b) Explain fundamental analysis for any stock of your choice.
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(b) Describe the two major market indicators considered as a barorneter of
Indian capital market.
15. (a) From the given data, calculate the portfolios using Sharpe, Treynor and
Jensen's model.
Portfolio A B
Portfolio Portfolio C
Return 20% 25% 18%
Beta 1.5 1.6 7.4
Std. Deviation 5% 6% 4%
Market return 12%
Or
(b) Enumerate the various measures used for portfoiio evaluation and
expiain how it is interpreted?
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Distinguish between CAPNI and Arbitrage pricing theory.
Or
(b) (i) Chart patterns are helpful in predicting the stock price movement
comment. (8)
(ii) Critically examine the Elliot wave Principle of stock rnarket
prediction. (7)
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2. What is OTCEI?
PART B -- (5 x 13 = 65 marks)
11. (a) Explain the functions of merchant banking and explain its legal and
regulatory frameworks with suitable examples.
Or
(b) Define Indian Financial System. Briefly explain the recent developments
and challenges ahead for developing economy like India.
1"2. (a) Write brief short note on the following:
(i) Post issue activities (6)
(ii) Book building process. (7)
Or
(b) Elaborate the role of merchant banker in appraisal of projects and.
designing capital structure with suitable examples.
13. (a) Explain the different types of mutual funds and list out its merits and
demerits with suitable examples.
Or
(b) Elaborate the benefits of credit rating and explain the functions of credit
rating.
14. (a) Enumerate the different ways of determining the rate of interest under
the hire purchase agreement. Explain with suitable examples.
Or
(b) Expiain the different between hire purchase and leasing. List out and
explain the factors to be considered for doing financial evaluation of
Ieasing with suitable examples.
15. (a) What are the reasons for emerging popularity of consumer credit in
emerging country like India? Explain the various sources of consumer
credit in India with suitable examples.
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(b) Who is venture capitalist? What is the structure of a generic venture
capital fund? Briefly explain the types, roles and need for venture capital
firms and finds with suitable examples.
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Brief note on:
(r) Book Building
(i1) FEMA
(iii) E-rPo
(iv) Forfeiting
(v) Factoring and Forfeiting.
Or
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(b) SDS Company
SDS Company decided to acquire a INR5,00,000 pulp control device that
has a useful life of 10 years. A subsidy of INR50,000 is available at the
time of the dive is acquired and placed into service. The device would be
depreciated on straight line basis and no salvage is expected. The
eompany is in the 5O%o tax bracket. If the acquisition is financed with a
lease, lease payments of INR.55,000 would be required at the beginning
of each year. The company can also borrow at 1O% and debt payments
would be done the very beginning ofeach of 10 years.
(, What is the PV of cost outflow for each of these financing
alternatives, using the after tax cost of debt?
(ii) Suggest some alternative strategies for SDS Company.
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2. WTO.
3. FOB.
4, CIF.
5. Foreign exchange.
7. Bill of exchange.
8. Facking list.
9. EPZ.
10. SEZ.
PARTB-(5x13=65marks)
Or
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14. (a) Differentiate Export trade documents with that of Financial docurnents.
Or
(b) List out important export documents for bank negotiation in avaiiing
finance for export.
Or
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Discuss the effect of demonetisation on the foreign trade and economic
growth of India.
Or
(b) Explain the role played by WTO in the international trade areases.
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(Regulations 2013)
1. Define an entrepreneur.
PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
11. (a) Discuss the characteristics ofthe successful entrepreneur.
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(b) Explain the skills of the successful entrepreneur.
12. (a) (i) Describe entreprener.rrship developrnent training. (4)
Or
13. (a) Explain the external sources ofideas for new products for business.
Or
14. (a) (r) Explain any four external sources of finance. (7)
Or
(b) Discuss the four major growth strategies with relevant examples.
Or
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
16. (a) Discuss the opportunities and threats in mobiiization of finance and
human resources for IT startups in India.
Or
(b) Explain the sickness and rehabilitation measures in relation to Indian
textile industry.
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3. What is Arbitrati.on?
4. What is Conciliation?
6. Define Apprentice
8. Who is an Apprentice?
PARTE-_(5x13=65marks)
11, (a) What are the various safety, welfare and hygiene provisions guaranteed
to the employees statutorily under Factories Act 1947'
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(b) Write the rnod.e of eiection of the office bearers, polvers, functions and
responsibilities of a trade union.
lZ. (a) Write the procedure to be followed to settle any industrial dispute as per
the Industrial DisPute Act'
Or
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(b) Write the various criteria prescribed by the Payn:.ent of Bonus Act far the
purpose of calculatirrg honus and various deductions.
L,L. (ai Write the importani provisions of the Employees Provident l-und and
Miscellaneous Act 1952.
Or
(b) W. rite the eiipbiiity criteria for getting contpetrsation under thc
Workman's Compensation Act. Also riifferentiate accident "tllit c,l" alld "in
the course of' emPloYment.
1.5" (a) $tate the various privileges, duties and responsibilities of Apprentices as
guaranteeri under Appi:entices Act"
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PAETC-_(1 x15=15marks)
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(b) Describe the voluntary and statutory welfare measures for iabour
weJfare.
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3. Define WTO.
PARTB-(5x 13=65marks)
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(b) select any one theory that explains international trade' Horv does
that
theory the reasons for a nation,s economic success?
"*plui.,,
and
13. (a) Horv does the international strategy of a firm affect the structure
control sYstems? Discuss'
Or
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(b)Whatd.oyouund.erstandbyforeignexclrangerisk?Describethe
foreign
measures taken by global firms in protecting themselves against
exchange risks.
(b) what are the factors of international business conflict? Explain with
ExamPles.
PARTC-(1 '15=15marks)
16. (a) Evaluate WTO and mention it's main features'
Or
(b) trxplain the various regional trade blocks'
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(Reguiatrons 2013)
1
Define ethics.
PART B (5 x 13 = 65 rnarks)
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11. (a) Explain the characteristics ofethics.
Or
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13. (a) Who are the stakeholders and beneficiaries of ethical decisions in
Business?-Explain.
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14. (a) Explain the costs and benefits of pollution control with a neat diagram.
Or
(b) Explain the ethical balance of environment and pollution management
15. (a) Explain the purpose of corporate government codes rvith a neat diagram.
Or
PARTC-(1 x15=15marks)
Case Stud5,
16. (a) (i) Explain horv character, ethics, values, trust and truth play a very
significant i:ole in the corporate governance. N{ention three
organisations that foilow the above in their corporate governance.
(ii) Sum up for four or five ways in which best codeibest practices have
been brought about in the corporate culture in India. As a company
secretary, list out a code for yourself for best board room practices.
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(b) (i) For most companies in India, the corporate governance starts and
ends rvith forming committees. Unlike the practices prevalent in
the western countries, the core issue is not a conflict betn'een the
interests of the management and owners but more tin terms of a
conflict between the dominant shareholders vis-d-vis minority
shareholders. Examine this statement with reference to the Indian
corporate.
(iil Explain corporate social responsibility practices prevailing at
domestic as well as international levels.
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