Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Define Trade

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  • Trade refers to the process of transfer of goods and services from one person to another
  • It refers to all the activities that are related to the transfer of goods and services from one person to another (often in exchange of money)
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2
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Define market

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  • A network that allows people to trade is called a market
  • A place where people (buyers and sellers) are connected and facilitates people to buy and sell their goods
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3
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Explain Barters system

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  • Goods for goods
  • Goods for precious stones and coins
  • Goods for money
  • Goods for non physical money (card, G pay)
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3
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Explain spice route

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Spice route was the marine time route that connected the east and west by sea allowing for the trade of spice to happen

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3
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Explain silk route

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Silk route was the commercial and political links with adjoining kingdoms and empires of Asia by land

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4
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Define chitti

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A piece of paper containinng documents

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5
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Define hundi

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Warrant the payment of money, the promise or order which is unconditional. Capable of change through transfer by valid negotiation

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6
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What is the acronym for all the hundis

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SDFDhJN
Some Donkeys Food Didn’t have Nan and Jam

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Exaplain all the hundis

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  • Sahyog hundi
    It can be transferred to others
  • Dhani jog hundi
    payable to holder or bearer
  • Furman jog hundi
    payable to the persons name said by the issuer of the hundi or to the person whose name is written in the hundi
  • Dharshani hundi
    similar to a demand bill, payable on site and should be presented for payment within a reasonable period of time
  • Jokhim hundi
    It is not a negotiable hundi and is conditional in nature
  • Nan jog hindi
    It cannot be endorsed
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8
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Examples of interidierries

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  • Comission agents
  • Brokers
  • Distributers
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9
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explain rise of intermidierries - jagath seth

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  • Includes rich business man in banking and money lending
  • Had a great influence during moghal and east india company period
  • Made loans , advances and others more prominent helping trade improve manifolds
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10
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explain rise of intermidierries - transport

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  • New landways and waterwys were discovered which facilitated movement of goods and services
  • pepper was known as balck gold and was in great demand in the roman empire
  • Puicat located in the coramental coast was a major trade centre to south east asia
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11
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What are the different trading communities with their locations?

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Chatt : southern india
Bhatt : Gujarat and rajasthan
Punjabi and multani merchants : northern India
Mahajan : Western India
Mahajan : In Ahmedabad under their chief nagarseth

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12
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Explain merchant operations

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  • Merchants organised themselves into guilts which safeguard their interests
  • And these guilts laid down the imposition of many taxes including, ferry tax, trade and industry tax and octroi tax and custom duties
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13
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Acronym for the order of major trade centres

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PPT IMV MUS KM
precipitation, i must vin, MUSlim, kanchi,madhura

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13
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Major exports in ancient India

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  • Live animals
  • Sugar
  • Spices
  • Cotton
  • Wheat
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13
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Exaplain all the major trade centres

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  • Patali putra
    Major export centre for stones
  • Peshwar
    Imports arabian horses
  • Taxila
    Located in punjab pakistan known for its commercial centres and is a place of buddist learning
  • Indraprasta
    It was the royal road which lead to the south, north , west and east of india
  • Madhura
    important route to sounthern indian parts
  • Varanasi
    Famous for sandalwood worksmanship
  • Mithila
    Set up trading coonies in China especially Yun Nan
  • Ujjain
    Materials like muslin and mallow were exorted outside from here
  • Surat
    It was popular for its gold borders
  • Kanchi
    They purchased pearls, glass and stone in return of gold and silk
  • Madurai
    Capital of pandyas, controlled the pearl fisheries of the gulf of mannar
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14
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Major imports in ancient India

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  • Arabian horses
  • Chinese silk
  • Wine
  • Gold
  • Silver
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15
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Explain make in India programme

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  • Launched by prime minister Modi in the year 2014
  • To inspire confidence in Indias capabilities amongst potential partners abroad
  • Reach out to local and international audience through social media to keep then updated about the oppurtunities in india
  • Also aimed to develop the manufacturing sector as a whole
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15
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Re industrialisation of India with year

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  • First five year plan started in 1952
  • it emphasised on the development of modern technology and industries and also on space research and nuclear research
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16
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Definition/characteristics of business

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  • Is an economic activity
  • produces or procures goods
  • deals with goods and services
  • profit earning
  • uncertainty of return
  • element of risk
  • sale or exchange of goods or services
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17
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Define employment

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Employment refers to the occupation in which people work for others and get salaries in return

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18
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Define professional

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  • Is an economic activity
  • Which requires specialised knowledge and skills
  • There exists professional organisations for these professionals which come up with the code of conduct for them to follow
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19
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Define economic activities

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People earn their livelihood from it

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20
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - mode of establishment

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Business - When the entrepreuner has the idea to start a business
Professional - When certificate of practise and expertise in the relevant subject is gained
Employment - Upon receieving the joining letter from the employer

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20
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Define non-economic activities (like examples of non-economic activities in statistics)

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Performed out of motives like, religious, parental,political,social and charitable

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21
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - nature of work

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Business - providing services and goods to others
Professional - Rendering their expertise services to the society
Employment - Doing what their employment contract expects them to

22
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - qualification

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Business - No minimum qualification
Professional - Expertise knowledge in area concerned and training in the field
Employment - Qualifications specified by the employer

23
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - return or reward

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Business - profit
Professional - fees
Employment - salary or wages

24
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - capital investment

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Business - Essential
Professional - Limitted
Employment - Not necessary

25
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - risk

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Business - high risk
Professional - limitted risk
Employment - no risk

26
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - transfer of interest

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Business - possible
Professional - not possible
Employment - not possible only possible in case of some government jobs

26
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Differentiate between business, profession and employment - code of conduct

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Business - No prescribed code of conduct
Professional - code of conduct issued by their professional organisations
Employment - code of conduct prescribed by their employer

27
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acronym for Differentiate between business, profession and employment (basiss)

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MNQRCRTCC
Man No Questions Raised Coming Right T CC

28
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Define primary industry

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Is connected with the extraction and production of natural resources. It is classifies into two types genetic and extractive industry

29
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Define genetic industry

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It related to breeding plants and animals fro their use in future reproduction

30
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Define extractive industry

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Relates to extraction of products from natural resources

31
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Define secondary industry

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It is concerned with using the materials extracted in the primary stage to produce goods for final consumption or for further manufacturing. It has two types, construction and manufacturing industries.

32
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Define construction industry

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The industry related to the construction of monuments, dams, buildings and etc

33
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Define manufacturing industry

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Engaged in production for final consumption and creates form utilities

34
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acronym for types of manufacturing industry

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ASAP

35
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Types of manufacturing industry

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  • Analytical industry
  • Synthetical industry
  • Processing industry
  • Assembling industry
36
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Define analytical industry

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Refers to the Analysis and Seperation of different materials from one material (eg. crude oil)

37
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Define synthetical industry

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Manufacturing of new products by combining various ingredients (eg. Cement)

38
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Define teritiary industry

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  • The organisations that provide support services to the primary and secondary industries in addition to activities relating to trade are referred to as teritiary industries
38
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Define processing industry

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It involves the successive stages for manufacturing finished products (eg. packaging and marketing)

39
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Define assembling industry

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  • Assembling industry is where the parts are exported from other places and are assembled here locally as exporting the entire machine might not be feasible
  • It creates a new product by assembling different components (eg. cars and phones )
40
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Define commerce

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  • Commerce includes all those activities that facilitates the movement of goods from the producers to the ultimate consumers. It has two segments trade and auxiliary to trade
41
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Define transportation

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  • Transportation creates place utility
  • Transportation and communication facilitates the movement of goods and people from one place to another
42
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Define insurance

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  • Insurance creates risk utility
  • Insurance helps secure the industry from various types of risks which may cause a low profit , no profit or a loss
42
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Define banking and finance

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  • It creates finance utility
  • Finance is said to be the life blood of business
43
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Define warehousing

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  • creates utility of time
  • Acts as a place of storage from the time it is manufactured to the time it is consumed by the consumer
44
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Define advertising

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  • Creates utility of knowledge
  • Aims to inform consumer about the firms products
45
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What are the main objectives of a business

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Profit and multiple

46
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what are the subdivisions of the multiple objective

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Economic
Social
Others

46
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Examples of economic objectives

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  • Market standing
  • Innovation (product, production and distribution)
  • Profit earning
  • Productivity
  • Physical and financial resources
47
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Acronym for examples of economic objectives

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MI PPP

48
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Examples of social objectives

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  • supply of desired quantity of goods and services
  • Generate employment
  • Community services
  • Employee welfare
  • Protect the environment
49
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Examples of other objectives

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  • manager performance and development
  • Employee atitude and performance
    (DA)
50
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Exaplain pure risk

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if the incident happens there will be a loss (eg. fire breaking out)

51
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Explain speculative risk

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if the incident happens there will guarantee to be a profit or a loss (eg. introducing a new car model)

52
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What are the 4 causes of risks

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-Economic
-Natural
-Human
-Other

53
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Examples of natural cause of risks

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Flood, earthquakes , riots

54
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What are the two types of risks

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pure and speculative

55
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Examples of Economic causes of risks

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increase in tax, inflation and shrinkflation

56
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Examples of human cause of risks

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dishonesty or worker negligence

57
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Examples of other causes of risks

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change of government and political changes - sudden change of prime minister