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Question
State any two expectations of the Government from a business concern.
Solution
The expectations of the Government from a business concern are:
- To follow the laws and regulations of the country.
- To pay all taxes honestly, regularly and in time.
- To avoid corrupting public servants.
- To make proper use of scarce resources of the nation.
- To assist in solving national problems like poverty, unemployment, unbalanced regional growth, etc.
- To avoid monopoly and concentration of economic power.
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Column - I | Column - II | ||
(a) | Employees | i | Regular orders for supply |
(b) | Government | ii | Protection of trade union rights |
(c) | Society | iii | Protection of environment from pollution |
(d) | Suppliers | iv | Avoid corrupting public servants |
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Column - I | Column - II | ||
(a) | Owners | i | May make decisions which affect the business |
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(c) | Customers | iii | Want business to grow and make profits |
(d) | Manager | iv | May increase their prices |
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Column - I | Column - II | ||
(a) | Suppliers | i | Contribution of business to the local economy |
(b) | Employees | ii | Provide capital |
(C) | Shareholders | iii | Provide physical and mental efforts |
(d) | General public | iv | Provide raw materials to the firm |