by - An individual who starts, creates and manages a new business can be called _____________.
- A leader
- A manager
- A professional
- An entrepreneur
ANSWER: D
- Trademarks relate to _______.
- Practice and knowledge acquired through experience
- The protection of proprietary information of commercial value
- The right to reproduce ones own original work
- Brand identity
ANSWER: D
- Which could provide an individual with the motivation to start a new business venture?
- The financial rewards.
- A desire to be independent.
- Risk taking
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- Which of the following factors should not be included in PESTLE analysis?
- Government re-cycling policy.
- Proposed reduction in interest rates.
- Competitor activity.
- Demographic changes.
ANSWER: C
- Which industrial sector promotes small-scale businesses and Entrepreneurship, and has lower barriers to market entry?
- Service.
- Manufacturing.
- Distribution.
- Agriculture.
ANSWER: A
- Why are small businesses important to a country’s economy?
- They give an outlet for entrepreneurs.
- They can provide specialist support to larger companies.
- They can be innovators of new products.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- A business arrangement where one party allows another party to use a business name and sell its products or services is known as__________.
- A cooperative.
- A franchise.
- An owner-manager business.
- A limited company.
ANSWER: B
- Which of the following is the reason for business failure __________.
- Lack of market research.
- Poor financial control.
- Poor management.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- The use of informal networks by entrepreneurs to gather information is known as _______.
- Secondary research.
- Entrepreneurial networking.
- Informal parameters.
- Marketing
ANSWER: B
- Good sources of information for an entrepreneur about competitors can be obtained from_________.
- Websites.
- Product information leaflets.
- Company reports and published accounts.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- A new venture’s business plan is important because ______.
- It helps to persuade others to commit funding to the venture.
- Can help demonstrate the viability of the venture.
- Provides a guide for business activities by defining objectives.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- Primary data is________.
- the most important data.
- the data that is collected first.
- new data specifically collected for a project.
- data that is collected second.
ANSWER: C
- Innovation can best be defined as_______.
- the generation of new ideas.
- the evolution of new ideas.
- the opposite of creativity.
- the successful exploitation of new ideas.
ANSWER: D
- Which of these statements best describes the context for entrepreneurship?
- Entrepreneurship takes place in small businesses.
- Entrepreneurship takes place in large businesses.
- Entrepreneurship takes place in a wide variety of contexts.
- Entrepreneurship does not take place in social enterprises.
ANSWER: C
- Entrepreneurs are motivated by _________.
- money.
- personal values.
- pull influences.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- Which of the following are described as one of the Big Five personality traits?
- tolerance of others.
- need for achievement.
- propensity to leadership.
- locus of control.
ANSWER: B
- Which of the following is least likely to influence the timing of new business births?
- Government policies.
- Profitability.
- Consumer expenditure.
- Weather conditions.
ANSWER: D
- Which of the following statements is false?
- Market segmentation is a useful process for small businesses to undertake.
- Selling is essentially a matching process.
- A benefit is the value of a product feature to a customer.
- It is a good idea for small businesses to compete solely on price.
ANSWER: D
- The purpose of all good small business strategy is__________.
- to increase turnover.
- to increase profitability.
- to achieve competitive advantage.
- to achieve stated objectives.
ANSWER: D
- Which of the following is a recognized disadvantage of setting up as a start-up as compared with other routes to market entry?
- less satisfaction of the owners.
- less help from various agencies.
- there are more funds required.
- there is a high failure rate.
ANSWER: D
- Someone legally appointed to resolve the financial difficulties of an insolvent firm is called____________.
- an administrator.
- a predator.
- an auditor.
- a turnaround consultant.
ANSWER: A
- Goods or services reach the market place through ________.
- marketing channels.
- multilevel pyramids.
- monopolies.
- multiplication.
ANSWER: A
- To provide financial assistance to entrepreneurs the government has set up a number of___________.
- financial advisors.
- financial intermediaries.
- Industrial estates.
- financial institutions.
ANSWER: D
- State Industrial corporations engage in the development of__________.
- industrial estates.
- institutional estates.
- individual investors.
- agricultural entrepreneurs.
ANSWER: A
- ________ is the first development bank of the country.
- ICICI.
- IDBI.
- SFC.
- IFCI.
ANSWER: D
- IFCI stands for_____________.
- Industrial finance corporation of India.
- Institutional finance corporation of India.
- Industrial funding corporation of India.
- Indian finance corporation and institution.
ANSWER: A
- IFCI has been converted into a________.
- joint stock company.
- co-operative society.
- partnership firm.
- sole proprietorship.
ANSWER: A
- SIDBI was set up as a subsidiary of_________.
- IDBI.
- IFCI.
- ICICI.
- SFC.
ANSWER: A
- Which of the following is a function of SIDBI?
- Extension of seed capital.
- Discounting of bills.
- Providing factoring services.
- All of the above.
ANSWER: D
- SFC is prohibited from granting financial assistance to any company whose aggregate paid up capital exceed__________.
- 1 crore.
- 1.5 crores.
- 2 crores.
- 2.5 crores.
ANSWER: A
- SIPCOT’s financial assistance is in the form of __________.
- term loan.
- seed capital scheme.
- underwriting the capital issues.
- All of the above.
ANSWER: D
- The business development department of SIPCOT guides entrepreneurs in ______.
- applying for licences.
- approval on collaboration.
- allocation of scarce raw materials.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- TIIC is sponsored by the__________.
- Government of Karnataka.
- Government of Andhra Pradesh.
- Government of Kerala.
- Government of Tamil Nadu.
ANSWER: D
- In backward areas, term loans for expansion or setting up a new unit are available at __________ .
- concessional terms.
- differential terms.
- standard terms.
- specific terms.
ANSWER: A
- A commercial banker would prefer a ____________ debt-equity ratio over the years as it indicates financial strength of a unit.
- Declining.
- Increasing.
- Stable.
- Fluctuating.
ANSWER: A
- EDPs course contents contains ___________.
- General introduction to entrepreneurs.
- Motivation training.
- Managerial skills.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- Entrepreneurial Guidance Bureau(EGB) was set up by____________.
- SISI.
- SIPCOT.
- IIC.
- SIDCO.
ANSWER: C
- _____________ can be defined as a specifically evolved work plan densed to achieve a specific objective within a specific period of time
- Idea generation.
- Opportunity Scanning.
- Project.
- Strategy.
ANSWER: C
- Large investment is made in fixed assets, the project will be termed as __________.
- Capital Intensive.
- Labour Intensive.
- Product Intensive.
- Market Intensive.
ANSWER: A
- PERT stands for __________.
- Programme Evaluation and Research Techniques.
- Project Evaluation and Review Techniques.
- Programme Evaluation and Review Techniques.
- Project Evaluation and Research Techniques.
ANSWER: C
- _____________ is used to accomplish the project economically in the minimum available time with limited resources
- Project Scheduling.
- Network Analysis.
- Budget Analysis.
- Critical Planning.
ANSWER: A
- ______________ is a form of financing especially for funding high technology, high risk and perceived high reward projects
- Fixed capital.
- Current capital.
- Seed capital.
- Venture capital.
ANSWER: D
- In _________, machines and equipments are arranged in the order or sequence in which they are to be used for manufacturing the product
- Factory Layout.
- Product Layout.
- Process Layout.
- Combined Layout.
ANSWER: B
- The term ___________ denotes bonus or financial aid which is given by a government to an industry to help it compete with other units
- Incentive.
- Subsidy.
- Bounty.
- Concession.
ANSWER: C
- he granting of cash subs idy on the capital investment is called __________.
- Concessional finance.
- Quantum of Subsidy.
- Interest Subsidy.
- Central Investment Subsidy.
ANSWER: D
- New Small Scale industries are exempted from the payment of income tax under section 80J is called __________
- Development Rebate.
- Investment Allowance.
- Rehabilitation Allowance.
- Tax Holiday
ANSWER: B
- ____________ is primarily concerned with the identification of the project demand potential and the selection of the optimal technology.
- Techno-economic analysis.
- Feasibility analysis.
- Input analysis.
- Financial analysis.
ANSWER: A
- _____________ refers to some action which is a time consuming effort necessary to complete a specific event.
- A Network.
- An Activity.
- An Event.
- A Node.
ANSWER: B
- _____________ is a graphical representation of the various activity and event relating to a project.
- Network analysis.
- Scheduling technique.
- Logical Model.
- Network Diagram
ANSWER: D
- Activities which must be finished before a given event can occur are termed as _________.
- Preceeding Activities.
- Succeeding Activities
- Concurrent Activities
- Dummy Activities.
ANSWER: A
- Activities which can be accomplished simultaneously are termed as ___________.
- Preceeding Activities.
- Succeeding Activities.
- Concurrent Activities
- Dummy Activities.
ANSWER: C
- EST stands for ____________.
- Earliest Start Time.
- Event Start Time.
- Effective Start Time.
- Essential Start Time.
ANSWER: A
- Additional time which a non-critical activity can consume without increasing the project duration is called _____________.
- Total Float.
- Free Float
- Independent Float.
- Dependant Float
ANSWER: A
- ______________ is an event-oriented approach.
- CPM.
- GERT.
- PERT.
- WASP.
ANSWER: C
- _______________ is an activity-oriented approach.
- CPM
- PERT
- GERT
- WASP
ANSWER: A
- _______________ is the analysis of costs and benefits of a proposed project with the goal of assuming a rational allocation of limited funds.
- Project formulation.
- Project evaluation.
- Project appraisal.
- Project Design.
ANSWER: C
- ______________ may be defined as the excess of present value of project cash inflows over that of out flows.
- Net present value technique.
- Average rate of return.
- Benefit-Cost ratio.
- Internal rate of return
ANSWER: A
- Decisions taken by an entrepreneur on behalf of his enterprise are known as _________.
- Organizational decisions.
- Personal decisions.
- Routine decisions.
- Strategic decisions
ANSWER: A
- Decisions which are concerned with policy matters and exercise fundamental influence on the objectives of the organization are called as____________.
- Organizational decisions.
- Personal decisions.
- Routine decisions.
- Strategic decisions.
ANSWER: D
- __________________ is a problem -solving technique designed to produce numerous ideas in a short period
- Synectics.
- Delphi technique.
- Brain storming.
- Nominal group technique.
ANSWER: C
61.__________________ is the systematic development of a project idea for the eventual purpose of arriving at an investment decision.
- Project identification.
- Project formulation.
- Project feasibility.
- Project evaluation.
ANSWER: B
- The process of preparing an inventory of skills needed for effective implementation of the project is called as ____________.
- Economic viability.
- Financial feasibility.
- Technical feasibility.
- Managerial competence.
ANSWER: D
- _________________ implies the availability or otherwise of plant and machinery and technical know-how to produce the product.
- Economic viability.
- Financial feasibility.
- Technical feasibility.
- Managerial competence
ANSWER: C
- CPM stands for____________.
- Continuous Path Method.
- Clear Path Method.
- Critical Path Method.
- Critical Probabilistic Method.
ANSWER: C
- _______________ is granted to small scale units under section 33B of the Income tax act, 1961.
- Depreciation Allowance.
- Development Debate.
- Investment Allowance.
- Rehabilitation Allowance.
ANSWER: D
- DGTD stands for __________.
- Directorate General of Technical Development.
- District General of Technical Development.
- District General of Taxation Deduction.
- Directorate General of Taxation Deduction.
ANSWER: A
- A provisional SSI registration certificate is valid for a period of __________.
- four Years.
- three Years.
- two Years.
- one year.
ANSWER: D
- National Alliance of Young Entrepreneurs (NAYE) Sponsored an Entrepreneurial Development scheme with Bank of India in______________.
- January 1920.
- August 1920.
- January 1972.
- August 1972.
ANSWER: D
- Which of the following is not one of the 4 Ms?
- motivation.
- management.
- materials.
- money.
ANSWER: C
- Which of the list below does not form Intellectual Property?
- Trade marks.
- Patents.
- Tangible assets.
- Copyright.
ANSWER: C
- The ‘T’ in a PESTLE analysis refers to ___________.
- Time.
- Technology.
- Training.
- Talent.
ANSWER: B
- A business arrangement where one party allows another party to use a business Name and sell its products or services is known as__________.
- A cooperative.
- A franchise.
- An owner-manager business.
- A limited company.
ANSWER: B
- What is the role of a Business Angel?
- To provide small business advice.
- To provide capital for business development in exchange for a stake in the Business ownership.
- To set up a franchise business.
- To assist an entrepreneur to open a lifestyle business.
ANSWER: B
- A key aspect of the financial section of the business plan is _________.
- A statement of management skills.
- A realistic sales forecast.
- Production capacity.
- A description of competitors.
ANSWER: B
- Which one of the following describes unemployment?
- The number of people who voluntarily choose not to work.
- The number of people who are jobless and are actively seeking work.
- The number of people who are not actively seeking work.
- The number of people actively seeking work who find work.
ANSWER: B
- Idea of new product is tested in potential consumers to determine consumer acceptance at _________ stage.
- Concept.
- Product development.
- Test marketing.
- Commercialization.
ANSWER: C
- Which one of the following is not considered as one of the building blocks of the model entrepreneur?
- technical skills.
- management competencies.
- business awareness.
- personal attributes.
ANSWER: C
- Which of the following factors does the macro-environment not include?
- political and regulatory factors.
- customer needs in a given market.
- social and demographic factors.
- technological changes.
ANSWER: B
- Which of the following statements is false? Electronic commerce:
- can allow new ventures to compete on more or less equal terms with large firms.
- can lead to small businesses having reduced contact with its customers.
- is rarely used in small businesses.
- is used in many different industries and markets.
ANSWER: C
- Strategic entrepreneurial marketing has been summarised as the 4Is: identification of target markets, interactive marketing methods, informal intelligence gathering and what is the fourth?
- independence.
- instructiveness.
- innovation.
- internet.
ANSWER: C
- An entrepreneur who owns more than one business at a time is called ________.
- an intrapreneur.
- a corporate entrepreneur.
- a portfolio entrepreneur.
- None of the above.
ANSWER: C
- Industries producing complete articles for direct consumption & also processing industries is called as_______________.
- Manufacturing industries.
- Feeder Industries.
- Service Industries.
- Mining or Quarrying.
ANSWER: A
- _____________ is primarily concerned with the identification, qualification and evaluation of the project resources.
- Techno-economic analysis.
- Feasibility analysis.
- Input analysis.
- Financial analysis.
ANSWER: B
- LOB stands for____________.
- Line of Business.
- Line of Balance.
- Loss of Business.
- Loss of Balance
ANSWER: B
- Underestimation of project cost leads to ___________.
- Time under run.
- Cost under run
- Time over run.
- Cost over run
ANSWER: D
- New entrepreneurs entering the field of medium industry for the first time can have market studies with the subsidiary of ___________.
- 75% of the cost or Rs.15000 whichever is less.
- 75% of the cost or Rs.15000 whichever is high
- 50% of the cost or Rs.15000 whichever is less.
- 50% of the cost or Rs.15000 whichever is high
ANSWER: A
- Decisions which are concerned with policy matters and exercise fundamental influence on the objectives of the organization are called as____________.
- Organizational decisions.
- Personal decisions.
- Routine decisions.
- Strategic decisions.
ANSWER: D
- Section 80 HHB provides for a deduction of ____________________ of profits and gains earned by a resident Indian company.
- 65%.
- 60%.
- 55%.
- 50%
ANSWER: D
- Decisions which are non-repetitive and novel nature and required to solve unstructured problem is called as ___________.
- Programmed decisions.
- Non -programmed decisions.
- Routine decisions.
- Strategic decisions.
ANSWER: B
- The application for registration of a small scale unit should be submitted to the _______ .
- General manager, DIC.
- Director, DIC.
- General manager. NSIC.
- Director, NSIC.
ANSWER: A
- The type of diversification in which the company adds complementary to the existing product or service line is _________.
- conglomerate diversification.
- horizontal integration.
- vertical integration.
- concentric integration.
ANSWER: C
- Which of the following is not an aspect of appraisal of term loans by commercial banks?
- Financial feasibility.
- Technical feasibility.
- Economic feasibility.
- Societal feasibility.
ANSWER: D
- The type of diversification in which the company adds up same type of products at the same level of production is ____________.
- conglomerate diversification.
- horizontal integration.
- vertical integration.
- concentric integration.
ANSWER: B
- When a firm enters into some business which is related with its present business in terms of technology, marketing or both it is called as _____________.
- conglomerate diversification.
- horizontal integration.
- vertical integration.
- concentric integration.
ANSWER: D
- When a firm enters into business which is unrelated to its existing business both in terms of technology and marketing ______________.
- conglomerate diversification.
- horizontal integration.
- vertical integration.
- concentric integration
ANSWER: A
- District Industries Centres are located ____________.
- in each district.
- in each state.
- only in selected districts.
- only in selected states.
ANSWER: A
- The purpose of soft loan scheme is to encourage units to undertake ___________.
- modernization of plant and machinery.
- replacement of plant and machinery.
- renovation of plant and machinery.
- all the above
ANSWER: D
- Seed capital assistance ___________.
- a long-term assistance.
- initial assistance
- a help for the purchase of seeds.
- a short-term assistance.
ANSWER: B
- EXIM bank is a __________.
- State-level institution.
- Regional -level institution.
- All India institution.
- International institution.
ANSWER: C
- DIC is headed by General Manager in the rank of ___________.
- Joint Director of industries.
- Assistant Director of industries.
- Non-departmental officer.
- Departmental officer.
ANSWER: A
- Institutional agencies grant financial assistance to small scale industries for _________.
- participation in equity capital only.
- acquisition of fixed assets.
- working capital assistance.
- all of the above.
ANSWER: D
- Under section 80J of the income tax act, 1961, small-scale industries are exempted from the payment of income tax on their profits at ___________.
- 6% p.a.
- 6% p.m.
- 5% p.a.
- 5% p.a.
ANSWER: A
- The policy which stressed the role of cottage and small-scale industries for balanced industrial development of the country is ___________.
- IPR 1940.
- IPR 1948.
- IPR 1956.
- IPR 1977.
ANSWER: B
- The policy which emphasized the need of promoting small-scale industries through integrated industrial development is_____________.
- IPR 1948.
- IPR 1956.
- IPR 1977.
- IPR 1980.
ANSWER: C
- The small scale unit wishing to export has to obtain exporters code number from _________.
- The Reserve Bank of India.
- The Central Bank of India.
- Any Regional Bank.
- Any International Bank.
ANSWER: A
- The expenses incurred on the setting up of the enterprise are called as _________.
- Cost of financing.
- Cost of promotion..
- Cost of fixed assets.
- Cost of current assets.
ANSWER: B
- Over – capitalization arises due to___________.
- excess of assets over the liabilities.
- excess of liabilities over the assets.
- actual earnings are lower than the expected earnings.
- actual earnings are higher than the expected earnings.
ANSWER: C
- Under-capitalization arises due to __________.
- excess of assets over the liabilities.
- excess of liabilities over the assets.
- actual capitalization is higher than the proper capitalization.
- actual capitalization is lower than the proper capitalization.
ANSWER: D
- Which of the following leads to over-capitalization?
- acquiring fixed assets on excessive amounts.
- under-estimation of initial rate of earnings.
- using lower-rate of capitalization.
- under estimation of required funds.
ANSWER: A
- Which of the following leads to under-capitalization?
- raising of more money by issue of shares.
- acquiring fixed assets on excessive amounts.
- over-estimation of earnings for enterprise.
- under-estimation of initial rate of earnings.
ANSWER: D
- Business means ________.
- Commerce.
- industry and commerce.
- trade and commerce.
- selling and buying of goods.
ANSWER: B
- A valid definition of a business purpose is to ______.
- create a customer.
- maximize profits.
- serve the society.
- increase the wealth of the firm.
ANSWER: B
- Reserve bank of India is a/an _______.
- statutory corporation.
- company limited by guarantee.
- company limited by shares.
- unlimited company.
ANSWER: A
- A public corporation means _____.
- public company.
- government company.
- statutory corporation.
- department of union government
ANSWER: C
- Promoter is a person who ________.
- takes part in the incorporation of a company .
- is a director.
- is a relative of the managing director.
- works to publicity to the company.
ANSWER: A
- The term Capitalization is used in relation to ______.
- sole-proprietorship.
- Partnership.
- joint stock companies.
- co-operative societies
ANSWER: C
- Which of the following sources is not use for medium term financing?
- Issue of equity shares.
- Issue of debentures.
- Term loans from banks.
- Sale of current asset.
ANSWER: A
- Which of the following securities proves a burden on finances of the company, when company is not earning profits?
- Equity shares.
- Preference shares.
- Redeemable preference shares.
- Debentures.
ANSWER: D
- Investment in which of the following is most risky?
- Equity shares.
- Preference shares.
- Debentures.
- Land.
ANSWER: C
- A project, which may not add to the existing profits, should be financed by _________
- debentures.
- preference share capital.
- equity capital.
- public deposits.
ANSWER: A
- Business risks can be ______.
- avoided.
- reduced.
- ignored.
- erased.
ANSWER: B
- O & M refers to ____________
- overall efficiency of business.
- efficiency of office and administrative work.
- office work measurement.
- office and management study.
ANSWER: D
- The oldest form of business organization is ______.
- Partnership.
- sole proprietorship.
- joint stock company.
- co-operative undertaking.
ANSWER: B
- Memorandum of association of a firm contains _______.
- rules regarding the internal management of the company.
- rules regarding the constitution and activities of the company.
- rules regarding the external management.
- rules regarding the constitution.
ANSWER: B
- A Company is called an artificial person because ____.
- it does not have the shape of a natural person.
- it cannot be used in the court of law.
- it is invisible and intangible.
- it exists only in contemplation of law.Answer:
ANSWER: C
- The charter of a company is its ______.
- prospectus.
- statement lieu of prospectus.
- memorandum of association.
- articles of association.
ANSWER: A
- A person owning and running a small firm, is known as________.
- A manager-owner.
- An owner-manager.
- A professional adapter.
- An enterprise worker.
ANSWER: B
- Which of the following is a characteristic typical of _________?Most entrepreneurs
- Choose high risk ventures.
- Choose low risk ventures.
- Choose moderate (or calculated) risk ventures.
- Choose no risk ventures.
ANSWER: C
- The UK government has implemented a number of policies to encourage Entrepreneurship in schools. One such initiative is _________.
- Young Enterprise.
- Youth venture.
- Young Business.
- Young Initiative.
ANSWER: A
- One of the disadvantages of a franchise business for a franchisee is ________.
- Lack of independence.
- Franchise businesses typically have a high failure rate.
- Lack of brand identity.
- Training is not normally provided by the franchisor.
ANSWER: A
- The Markets and Competitors section of a business plan should contain ____________.
- A statement of the target market.
- The size of each market segment.
- The key characteristics of buyers in each business segment.
- All the above.
ANSWER: D
- As a new company grows, the entrepreneur will need to _________.
- be responsive to changes in the market.
- ensure financial controls are maintained.
- build a management team.
- all the above.
ANSWER: D
- An entrepreneur into the hosiery business found out the reason his hosiery was not selling was due to its color. What could be the best source of this information?
- Supplier.
- Retailer.
- Competition.
- Government bureau.
ANSWER: B
- Entrepreneurship can best be described as _________.
- a process that requires setting up a business.
- taking a significant risk in a business context.
- having a strong vision.
- a process involving innovation, new products or services, and value creation.
ANSWER: D
- ____________, which is included in the project cost, is estimated on the basis of the year when the enterprise breaks even.
- working capital
- cost of capital
- cost of production
- cost of equity
ANSWER: A
- The minimum amount of——————irrespective of such private participation, could be specified at a minimum 17.5 per cent of project costs by lending institutions.
- bank loans
- promotors contribution
- fixed capital
- working capital
ANSWER: B
- __________ set up for the purpose of financing, facilitating, and promoting foreign trade of India.
- Repco bank
- SBI
- EXIM bank
- HDFC
ANSWER: C
- Which of the following is not considered to be a characteristic of a project?
- An established objective
- Complex tasks
- A clear beginning and end
- Only for internal use
ANSWER: D
- Project management is ideally suited for a business environment requiring all of the following except _________.
- Flexibility
- Innovation
- speed
- Repetability
ANSWER: D
- Integration of project management with the organization takes place with the _______________.
- master budjet
- strategic plan
- Process of managing actual projects
- both b and c
ANSWER: D
- The content of the final report typically includes the following topics __________.
- Executive summary
- review and analysis
- recommendations
- If all the above are correct.
ANSWER: D
- Project mission and objectives, procedures and systems used, and organization resources used typically appear in the _____ section of the final project report.
- Analysis
- Recommendation
- lessons learned
- financial feasibility
ANSWER: A
- what are the components of then project report ________.
- requirement of funds
- location
- manpower
- all the above
ANSWER: D
- market potential of the project report includes ________.
- demand and supply conditions
- market strategy
- after sales service
- all the above
ANSWER: D
- Every entrepreneur should draw an _______ for his project to ensure the timely completion of all activities involved in setting up an enterprise.
- cost structure
- implementation plan
- market structure
- production structure
ANSWER: B
- ______________ describes the direction, the enterprise is going in, what its goals are, where it wants to be,and how it is going to get there.
- project report
- technical anlaysis
- market analysis
- financial analysis
ANSWER: A
- Today, many companies are using managerial techniques that are designed to encourage _________.
- increasing profits
- legal compliances
- Ethical behaviour
- shareholders value
ANSWER: C
- Entrepreneurial development is the key to achieve all-round __________ through
- economic development
- increase in profits
- shareholders value
- business development
ANSWER: A
- Swot Analysis is a _____________ tool
- Conceptual
- Modern
- Scientific
- Traditional
ANSWER: A
- NABARD is a Bank for _____________ development
- Urban
- Agricultural and Rural
- Scientific
- Agriculture and research
ANSWER: B
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