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Whar % angl 7
deyined 05 & siistained een
ation?
for 9 goods and services in a
outline the proses
Tnjlation cs)
genera level a prices
county, and! is Pt see as an annual percentoge
Change -
under conditions Ob - ingiation + the press of things
wise CNET time’. Puke aigerenty 06 inplation ses,
every TP yp. buys % amaller perentages
of & geod: ov 3CO when pue ‘ise, and of
ole manny when the value Ob mony por your
[ Iman inplation- j
oy the pusiners cycle
>
asticity Oo dernand aes
im price and codeG4) explain the law Supply:
A Law 4 supply stares thake ohey pactors rere
| emstant, pace and quantity supplied Cie good a |
aeated to each other. In other WOdd , ,
dive Ucly
| when the price paid bY buyers fot goed. is
| Yen supplic7s increase the Supply oy thar. good
me market : ile a
8) Define Oppustunity cost.
A) opportunity cess reper +0 the costs Oh
| best ollennabye poregme.
@ whol oe Explicit and inmplicit Costs.
A) explicit cess: Gxeplicit Cals one also called ns
| our-ob- pocek Cost take involve cash payments
|dmplicit ceses : Omplicit Coss axe alo Caled
opus costs Which don'é fhvolwe pay
| on they are not actually incurred - Ext 9
eon capita, faving in temned Ob ealAMd SSe
[Lean siensision and “rene of een Baildlias
1) Explain the adua : goog ive
sole propictorshp. OF Rea
A) Advantages «+ t ee
es “ .
> Ftd cot Ona!
{ees tty custome .divetlyy-rs) Prompt decision- making -
u) High degree Of Hexibility.
5) Secrecy '
6) low Tate Of taxation.
4) Divect Motivation.
8) Toto Conbol. ;
|) Minimum interprence pom government
| 10) Tromp ability .
“Desaduantoges:
“1 Onbimited uabiuty
2) Limited amounts of @pitat.
| 3) No division aq alow.
4) Uncertainty: , :
| 5) tmadequate He growth and expansion .
6). tack od speci align
4) Moe one a
2) Explain brietly une chonaderistics ©} goad demand
yreastirg
A) Good demand jot
casting os semat clasvacttrcoh
ACCUHaLY 1 ;
is acute enovgh to help with i
ear Qlocaki@an.
| Trmetirws * cone f s
‘A 9003 yorecaae peor pierce when its
so Wat O company “an espend to| changing waarkek Conditions quickly,
| Mans pantnoy :
Planners Should be able to undérstand and
| tryst automated push.
| SLalability :
| The Sohtware should be able to lundle lange
| data Sls and provide por catowlations.
| Flexibility +
| The softwar shoud bt able to create
| yorecst at dibjerwnt bwels of granularity.
| Integvasion : |
| The software should be olole. to integrate
with od Supply chain planning tools and
| Sysierns- |
| Data Sources = ,
ghould be alle to incorperate
The Sobtworte
both fnrernal and exiernat data Sowrttes-
3) Explain the production qunction With two vosioole
| input ; § , : |
A) prod yon guncien vith twe eal Ule gS
| isoqvent hoe its Cigin from two words |
0 de w quale? . Ou ieiga Gt? werd Meaning
. Ore gant” ts a Latin werd meaning "quankiy’
ie means equal quantity
¥ HOA ne curve ts | also talled as iso -prdduct
an 1800¥0" ee oe
4 Ann ene
SS.7 Trdifyunce cwwe . '
4 Tsquont & O& cre that represents varios
| Cornbinakions Of two input fates which yield same
| qvantity of output ;
For example}
Tn rhe below table, Combination . Bepresent 4 unit
tapitol and 10 units a bebo ard prices to
untlg ch a periude: AU Ohet combinations tn the
fnple ane @aumed bo ylid te same gMenecateur
a gmduch Say 10 units by emplaying any one
a he aliemotive combinations G the two favs
labour ard capital - G we plot a nese :
Combinations or & paper and join them, we wil
agk A curve Cold So-quant Curve as Shown
petow-
~<
[combination (apitad 5
A a lounis)
| ? B s
| gee e
| ae a
i a a ls '
\ a) 4
wy en the xeaKis and \Capitad is onthe
se ig tne Wokuant, Curve pohich shouss
augearaue ‘combinations, A. B,c ,D , which Can»
se HS Ob & product: '
produce 10 niIS0COSTS:
+ Tsotost is A cunve that represents
Cominaiions — e two ‘inputs’ Which ca nia eeiey |
with Oven amount O} total Money. fanaa
¥TSocost means Same coer.
# Suppose total amount 1 Rs.1000. labor cest is
Rs HO pea unit, (apitat Ct ‘is Rei doo pes unié.
Alleanative LOmbiviations ave A» pollen?
| eens s.. 2 %)
|Cominasion| Capitol(s) Latbor(t)| Cext | = | bose
ae). Ta BOE Cur
| 4] 20, | 1000) ty D yah Aes
¥ T v8 cy
) 8 2 ivicl \Si, | (QOOM meee
1 7 at E ~~ ils S 3
| 3 ee
ae “10 | 1000 =H : ,
| I
(eee: 25 es Units Tabs
+ plotting these vals on a graph, joining the points
A,B,C D, then, we Will have an soc Line.
$y the wel OO production changes , the total Cost
changes and Hud the jgocebt Cuave Moves vawards,
ond vikveTsa.
10 Mantes :-
1) whot i Company ? Explain it jpeatwes, advantages ard
disadvantngts. ‘
A) A Company is a leat entity, alowed by wgaeee,
i is le, as sane! 0
| which pewnild a group of porte oe ardent o*garigatin
lopply to the goranment
—_—
on pwauing Set
Lagat sights which ane
to be Created, Which cpa yous
Cojectives , and eMpouwrned with
C1 CEL RD A, noe aj usually Only ternved rack cir ea
| es hive. employers 40 laniaandl
Key Feakures of a Company
* Separate Legal Entity: A company i considered
lgal peaen in it den: aight. Lb Can, own propurty ,
enter intd COntAUs , Sue; and pe Sued.
+ Limited Hobility: Shareholders are generally nok
personally Viable for the debts or obligations of the
company - Their Liability is limited +0 the amount +hey
have invested in thé Company.’
+ Perpetual Succession : A Company can icentinue to: exist
| indepinitely, even ih 11 owners change-
» Centralied Management: Companies typically have a
| pond of divecttmS 61 other governing body’ Hab = =
| maxes decisions: and onetser the companys operations
+ Frandprability Of Qunerships Ouonership Of a ‘company
| tan be Casily ranspuvud naman the sale Bf Shares.
Advaritag’s ch a Company * ity aa :
Lined ‘Liability ¢ Padkecks pylsonal, arsets Hom Lusinnys
- Accaas “eo Capital + Companies Can yorse capital lay issuing
| shaves on bonds. , be , }
| + Perpetval Exiokenw : the Company Can continue to qprate
even ih Owners range
+ Proigassionat rN 0ge : Companits aie often Seen ad: mere
Creajele: ‘ond trusboortnyi iam Sole preprrie tore ilies
portnonsipS: 7 bf
+Tax Benepi le Companies MAY oe Uigivle per couain tax 9
a[ deductions Ord. Credits:
* Oncreasta Regulatong a ane
to mee regulations and “empliante requirements has
Sole proprictorwnips ot partrwdhips. . oe
» Double Taxation’: In many jwudsdicions , | Conpantes
axe taxed On their profits, and Shareholders ate
taxed on dividends trey Te ive. 8%
+ Complexity: Setting up and manoging @ Company “Gn
mere Complex and. expensive tan olun wines Shui
- Love of Conbol: Shaneholdtta may have les control bvex
dhe Company's .opuriationds than bole proprierss on
Posnens. |
+ public Scrutiny : Public Companies ane Suljede £0! qr e
public scrutiny arid. desUisete TeQUivEMeNts : - a
et
2) Wak & supply’ anatysis 2 Explain is determinants. ,
A) In etoromica. we have “b0o perdes 2 the produce, who
makes things, and the CLONEWNEL Who buys them
Supply 15 the producer's willingness and ability.to
Supply a given good ab various pritt points. holding
Qk else constant- An increase in price ui L increase
ors vevenues, 50 they be willing to Supply
mere ; 2 decrease in price will rede KEVEN UES,
and 80 producers will Supply wy. :
| Determinants a Supply
Number oF Seles : gneqease in numbed of Sellerd
wih increase SuPPIY and shipt the Supply Cunme Tighe
ands § wnvetas ckevérue in number, of Sed will» dae the supp ly-
2) pres OG Reowres t
increas the pian at tag ara ail” :
| ed and vik Veua. since probit is a majo4
| ene IP’ produars to Aupply goods and servis)
INCVearE in prP}iKS increases the supply and
decveasxe in props reduces He Supply.
|3) Taxes And Subsidies : ayes reduce profi ts. thereto
| Increase in 40x teduce supply uUNne1eas decrease
in taxes incre are Supply:
H) Technology : Improvement in’ technoleqy enables” mbes
| elticient production % gods and Borviees + THUS |
yeducing tne production cesls and inereasing’ the prof r
5) Suppliers’ Expectations : change in expedario Of
Supplie7S about yee pow OF O produce Sosa
senvice MAY ayere Hnei i ry Uument Supply. FOn,
example when janie Toupeue +e. ecture, price
oh A CHOP, tO Increase , “ney wilk withhold. Hey, 1g
bot jure to Benefit pron higher.
| paw price thud! pear) th, S47,
g Paes ob Related Products : Fivms wohich ou O
fo maruyauure are Will He ‘Shi
laters on to a cE Me price oF
i ogee Tigges orn
products was cau a. rtduction’ of Suppl
hich wre produud epee « Fon ekaw
| a. yam ig OU! eo
to manuqpone oxy che aaaT- —
bas. As A Teult, the supply of urket bats
be reduced -
|) Pais & Joint Products : when two 61 mete gods
one produced in a jont PMU% and the price Of
any of the potduct, Increases, the Supply O& au the)
Joint produce, wik be inereased and vice yersa- . |
Fer example increase in price ob Meat will
‘increase the. supply Or Wathen.
3) &ploin the law’ of Tetuun to scale.
$n the tong-tem , 0 factors Can be changed. —
|} unen alk pots oa tnpulls are Charged , we é
Study rerueurs t9 Scale. : tia
|¥ An increase in the scale means ‘that all inputs |
| oh factors Ott increased in tne as (proportion.
Ds
2) AU units oh factors Oe, homogeneous .
2) Retunnd are measuxed, in Physica | teams.
* When a bam expands | 1%! Bcode fincreoses au 1%
Ti poopertionality , ote there Q
porte pori bilities. ay é
1) Low , Oh. increasing TetuUMnNs to Stale + iol 9 a
ah a percentoge increase in the Output is {
+h “pre. PUentage INCVEAALS fin inputs , i
4 extaaiee | Tre»
ee WY A 87. NcreaLse in Tnpuss! Y
Jo 7> increase IN the oLupule, a e
attain increarcd. returns, mproduction Facto _ 7 change in output
Co-efyicient => change in. input
|e PEC DA, it Means Increasing retunirs
to scale j ‘ ‘
¥ tp PFC =1 1b MAN Constant vetwurs tO S(ole -
| gap PFC <4 ‘ib Means decreasing vetunnes to dCalée.
[2) Law ‘constant rekwuns to Scale | y ; 7
|* Th a percentage increase in the, output
is equal to the percentage increase
in Inpwrd , there arte Constant retains
to scale: | u
% Fou example: gph A S%7/6 increate in ina ae a
5/. incase in the output, a iam 1S Said to atain
| Constant Tetunns.
DDlaw decreasing retuans td Scale -
Tha percentage | increase Tn the output
& Www Man the perentege increase in
inpubs, Here Ore decreasing VerUnns to”
salen 3
+ Fon example + Th a 107. increase in NIE
| inpuks resus in 57. INcTease in Ihe © A
| tiem i said to otkain decreasing yetwuns.
The yellowing toble iUushaks these (one é
4. Pom the below tolele TE bt cheasy tar ne
unit coe eS Of labor, the birm
produces 5O Units Of CUEPUE- Loken the inputs oe
douled (2 NIH O CAPIFOL and 6 Units of labs),
the ouput 104 gene UP 120 uni Thus when
inputs ane increased PY 1007, the output has
o butpuéT _ _
| increased by HOY. - Tat is Output has ii
, NCreared
by move Han double: This & governed by law of
inataring xzetwins to scale.
2. When the inpuls are panther doubled, the
hos doubled. This governed bby law ©} Censtant!
vetunns to ale-
3-uwhen the inputs pevtner dowbled . tre output
nos inatared by only CO7o- This iS goveuned by
Jaw Of decreasivg retuing +O alate.
fapitat| Loben| 7° O output |% Of oes
Cin units) Lin units) ie al Go units Bhai ae Wapplicalele
| ees alae > ae es
2 6 100 | 120 | (HO [Law ofinerenaing rehung
b — to Sale|
\\ 4 | 12 | too | 240 | 100 laws ef Constant reba!
|e saa : {to Sale.
| % | 24 | 100 | 360 | 5p" |laue of decreasing
| | | 5 Sl yetunnd tp scale, .,
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