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Theoretical distribution
Maths & Stats
answered on 25-May-23 11:55
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Way of understanding is so simple I understand the answer in seconds, where that I didn't understand it on practice of entire chapter. I appreciate it.
Virendra Saini
CA Inter
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Investment in own debentures
Accountancy
answered on 22-May-23 20:40
Why companies invest in own debentures., even there is no capital inflow ?
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Thanks for explaining
Sajeetha R
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BCK
Economics
answered on 22-May-23 08:00
Income earned from agricultural activities (regular basis) is exempted from tax?
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Income earned from agriculture is exempt. And exp of agriculture is not deductable i.e we have to ignore the expenses...
Nidhi S
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Price Output Determination under Different Market Forms
Economics
answered on 21-May-23 18:07
what is Interdependence in oligopoly market
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Where decision of firms regarding price fixation, depends on what other firms decide .. Eg : Airtel , VI , Jio , where price fixation depends on each others decision Jio s decision at initial stages ,made others to bring down price per GB
Saketh Reddy Kotla
CA Foundation
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What is the difference between limits and panaltiess and provision is all are same
Accountancy
answered on 22-May-23 22:23
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Subsection means all are regarding common matter Simple example sec8(1),8(2),8(3) these are subsections in companies Act because all r regarding Non profit organisations Clause means all matters are independent Example sec 2 of any act provides definitions One def not related to other then sec 2 always clauses only
R K
ACCA Skill
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Price-Output Determination under different Market Forms
Economics
answered on 25-May-23 12:05
Dous monopolistic competition firm's earn normal profit in short run.
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In monopolistic competition, firms can earn normal profits in the short run, but they can also earn economic profits or incur losses.
Saketh Reddy Kotla
CA Foundation
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Rural agriculture land
Direct Taxation
answered on 21-May-23 14:47
What is the treatment of gain on sale of rural agricultural land
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Gain u invest thats all. No tax treatment
Atharv Sankliya
CA Final
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Extension of Standard on Auditing - reg
Others
answered on 22-May-23 11:06
Sir, What about Extension of Time limit for CA Final Standard on Auditing ? pl tell me.
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enabled the extension option for CA FInal SA. please tap extension tab and extend on your own
Js Giri
CA Final
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BLOCKED CREDITS - Sec. 17(5)
Indirect Taxation
answered on 24-May-23 19:22
Membership in a club, health, fitness centre are blocked credit as per section. Where the person is spending for ''Meeting fees'' in a CLUB is also blocked credit or input available for the person?
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Thank you sir
Sanjai B
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Strategic decision making
Strategic Management
answered on 22-May-23 11:39
What are environment variables?
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Environment variables in strategic decision making refer to the external factors and conditions that can significantly influence the outcome and success of strategic decisions made by an organization. These variables encompass a broad range of elements that impact the business environment and can include: Economic Factors: Variables such as economic growth, inflation rates, interest rates, exchange rates, and consumer purchasing power affect the financial viability of strategic decisions. For example, an organization may choose to expand into a new market based on favorable economic conditions. Social and Cultural Factors: These variables pertain to societal and cultural trends, values, attitudes, and demographics. They influence consumer preferences, behavior, and market demands, which are crucial for strategic decision making. For instance, a company may need to consider cultural differences when launching a marketing campaign in different regions. Technological Factors: The pace of technological advancements, availability of new technologies, and the level of innovation in the industry are vital environment variables. Organizations must adapt their strategies to leverage emerging technologies or defend against disruptive ones. Political and Legal Factors: Government policies, regulations, trade laws, taxation policies, and political stability impact strategic decision making. For example, changes in regulations might necessitate altering supply chain strategies or manufacturing processes. Environmental Factors: Increasingly, environmental considerations play a significant role in strategic decision making. Factors such as climate change, sustainability, resource availability, and environmental regulations can shape an organization's long-term strategy and reputation. Competitive Factors: The competitive landscape, industry dynamics, market saturation, and the actions of competitors are essential variables. Organizations must assess the competitive environment to develop effective strategies for market positioning, differentiation, and growth. Industry and Market Factors: Factors specific to the industry and market in which an organization operates are crucial. This includes factors such as market size, growth rate, customer preferences, distribution channels, and barriers to entry.
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