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Business Environment

BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMME


Term-End Examination


June, 2010


ELECTIVE COURSE: COMMERCE


ECO-13: BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT


Time: 2 hours                                                                          Maximum Marks: 50


                                                                                           (Weightage 70%)


Note: Attempt any four questions, Including question no.1 which is compulsory

  1. Attempt any four of the following questions.                                                5+5+5+5



  • Explain sociological factors that affect the business environment.

  • "In a dynamic social setting, technology often operates as a multiplier." Discuss.

  • Outline the indicators of economic development.

  • Describe salient features of Monopolistic andRestrictive Trade Practices Act (MRTP),1969.

  • Explain the concept of workers participation in management.

  • Enumerate the factors responsible for the industrial sickness.



  1. "The business environment is highly dynamic and 20 has several dimensions." Discuss.       20



  1. Describe the structure of an Indian economy. Elaborate the changes taking place in this structure.                                                                                                                              10+10



  1. Explain the role of Government in the business. What changes have taken place in India after liberalisation?                                                                                                         10+10



  1. Define the concept of collective Bargaining? Describe different types of collective Bargaining Agreements. What are the pre - requisites for the success of collective Bargaining ? 4+8+8



  1. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of foreign capital in the industrial development of a country.                                                                                                              10+10



  1. (a) Describe the salient features of the export import policy, 1997 - 2002.


          (b) Analyse the trends in India's foreign trade.                                                       10+10

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