CONCEPT OF BUSINESS Business may be defined as an economic activity involving the production and sale of goods and services undertaken with the motive.

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CONCEPT OF BUSINESS Business may be defined as an economic activity involving the production and sale of goods and services undertaken with the motive of earning profit by satisfying human needs in the society.

CHARACTERISTICS OF BUSINESS ACTIVITIES An economic activity. Production or procurement of goods and services. Sale or exchange of goods and services for the satisfaction of human needs. Dealings in goods and services on a regular basis. Profit earning. Uncertainty of return. Element of risks.

INDUSTRY PRIMARY INDUSTRIES: These includes all those activities, which are connected with the extraction and production of natural resources and reproduction and development of living organisms, plants etc. SECONDRY INDUSTRIES: These are concerned with using the materials, which have already extracted at the primary stage. TERTIARY INDUSTRIES: These are concerned with providing support services to primary and secondary industries as well as activities relating to trade.

COMMERCE commerce is said to consist of activities of removing the hindrances of person, place, time, risk, finance & information in the process of exchange of goods & services. TRADE Trade is an essential part of commerce. It refer to sale, transfer or exchange of goods. It helps in making the goods produced available to ultimate consumer or users. AUXILIARIES TO TRADE Activities which are meant for assisting trade are known as auxiliaries to trade.

Auxiliaries to trade are briefly discussed below:- (i) Transport & communication (ii) Banking and Finance (iii) Insurance (iv) warehousing (v)Advertising OBJECTIVES OF BUSINESS Profit may be regarded as an essential objective of business for various reasons :- (i) It is a source of income for business person (ii) It can be a source of finance for meeting expansion requirements of business. (iii) It indicates the efficient working of business. (iv) It builds up the reputation of a business enterprises.

MULTIPLE OBJECTIVES OF BUSINESS The objectives define what the business is going to do in concrete terms that enable the business to analyse their own experience and as a result improve their performance. (a) market standing (b) innovation (c) productivity (d) physical & financial resources (e) earning profit (f) manager performance & development (g) worker performance& attitude (h) social responsibility

BUSINESS RISKS The term risk refers to the responsibility of inadequate profits or even losses due to uncertainties or unexpected events. Its nature can be explained with the help of its peculiar characteristics which are: (I) Business risks arise due to uncertainties. (ii)Risk is an essential part of every of business. (iii)Degree of risk depends upon the nature & size of business. CAUSES OF BUSINESS RISKS (I) Natural causes (ii)Human causes (iii)Economic causes (iv)Other causes.

STARTING A BUSINESS- BASIC FACTORS (I) Selection of line of business (ii)Size of the firm (iii)Choice of form of ownership (iv)Location of business enterprise (v)Financing the proposition (vi)Physical facilities (vii)Plant layout (viii)Component and committed worked forces (ix)Tax planning (x)Launching the enterprises

BASIC BASIC BUSINESS BUSINESS PROFESSION PROFESSIONEMPLOYMENT Mode of establishme nt Entrepreneur's decision & other legal formalities, if necessary. Membership of a professional body & certificate of practice Appointment letter & services agreement. Reward or return Profit earned Professional fee Salary or wages Capital investment It required as per size & nature of business Limited capital needed for establishment No capital Risk Profits are uncertain & irregular; risk is present Fee is generally regular& certain; some risk Fixed & regular pay; no risk Transfer of interest Possible with some formalities Not possible Code of conduct No code of conduct is prescribed Professional code of conduct is to be followed Norms of behaviour laid down by the employer are to be followed