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Q1
Who defined business environment as "the total of all things external to firms and industries which affect their organisation and operations"?
Q2
Consider the following statements about SWOT analysis of the business environment.
1. The internal environment yields the strengths and weaknesses of an organisation.
2. The external environment relates to opportunities and threats.
3. The external environment is fully controllable by the business.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q3
Dr. Reddy started Apollo Hospitals in the 1980s after seeing the need for quality service in healthcare. The lesson uses this example to show that studying the business environment helps to
Q4
Large retail stores like Aditya Birla's "More" now provide home delivery services. The lesson gives this as an example of which benefit of environmental analysis?
Q5
Which one of the following is NOT an internal environment factor of a business?
Q6
"Amul the taste of India" of the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) is given as an example of which internal factor?
Q7
Under which internal factor does the lesson say that the board is the highest decision making authority, so its composition and professionalism play a critical role?
Q8
Which two Indian companies were named among the world's most ethical companies, as stated in the lesson?
Q9
The external environment of business is subdivided into micro environment and macro environment. These are also called
Q10
Match the micro environment factors with the examples given in the lesson.
A. Financiers - 1. Dealers, wholesalers and retailers
B. Suppliers - 2. Media group and citizen action group
C. Marketing channel members - 3. Debenture holders and financial institutions
D. Public - 4. Providers of raw materials and other inputs
Q11
In 2018 the Sterlite Copper factory in Thoothukudi was closed due to protests by
Q12
In which type of economic system are there a lot of restrictions on the private sector?
Q13
Which one of the following countries is NOT listed in the lesson as a developed economy?
Q14
Monetary policy, fiscal policy, export-import policy and foreign exchange policy are part of which element of the economic environment?
Q15
According to the lesson, the three political institutions which direct and influence a business are
Q16
Which of the following is given in the lesson as a parameter of political stability?
Q17
Consider the following statements about the geo-physical environment.
1. The concentration of the cotton textile industry in Coimbatore is due to conducive weather conditions.
2. The ban on use of plastic bags by the Ooty corporation is an example of ecological factors.
3. Availability of natural harbours is a factor of the technological environment.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q18
Which one of the following is NOT listed under the technological environment?
Q19
Family structure, role of marriage as an institution and caste system in the society are factors of which environment?
Q20
The acronym VUCA, which describes the future environment of business, was developed in the late 80's by
Q21
Consider the following requirements of the Indian corporate governance framework for listed companies.
1. At least one third of the directors have to be independent directors.
2. There must be at least one independent woman director.
3. The CEO and CFO must sign that the governance norms have been complied with in the financial statements.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q22
Arrange the committees constituted in India for corporate governance in chronological order.
1. Adi Godrej Committee
2. Kumara Mangalam Birla Committee
3. Uday Kotak Committee
4. Narayana Murthy Committee
Q23
Assertion (A): Internal environment factors are known as controllable factors.
Reason (R): They are factors within the organisation which can be changed or altered.
Q24
Match the taxes under GST with the correct description.
A. CGST - 1. Collected by the State Government on an intra-state sale
B. SGST - 2. Collected by the Central Government for an inter-state sale
C. IGST - 3. Collected by the Central Government on an intra-state sale
Q25
The Goods and Services Tax Council, a constitutional body that makes recommendations on GST to the Union and State Governments, is chaired by
Q26
Which one of the following is NOT one of the five core Tata values given in the lesson?
Q27
The case study on Amul in the lesson describes Dr. Verghese Kurien as the pioneer of
Q28
According to the lesson, GST is a comprehensive, multi-stage, destination-based tax levied on every value addition. What kind of tax is it?

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