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What is the most essential component of mergers? Distinguish between the two forms of this component. How does this factor play a key role in deciding whether any organization should go for a merger?

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Chapter: [0.04] Enterprise Growth Strategies
Concept: Reasons for Mergers and Acquisitions

Differentiate between ‘merger’ and ‘acquisition’ as forms of external expansion

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Chapter: [0.04] Enterprise Growth Strategies
Concept: Growth Through Mergers and Acquisitions (M and A)

Explain the ways in which one business can acquire another.

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Chapter: [0.04] Enterprise Growth Strategies
Concept: Meaning and Types of Acquisitions

Which amongst the following values would help an entrepreneur to determine the Return on Investment?

  1. Net Profit
  2. Gross Profit
  3. Inventory carrying cost per unit.
  4. Total Capital Invested
  5. Weighted average contribution
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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Return on Investment and Equity

Given below are information obtained from the balance sheet of PQR ltd., What will be the gross working capital for PQR ltd. for the year ending 31st March 2022?

  • Assets: (in Rupees)
    1. Cash - 60,000
    2. Stock - 50,000
    3. Trade Debtors - 65,000
    4. Short-term investment - 15,000
  • Liabilities: (in Rupees)
    1. Short-term loans - 25,000
    2. Trade creditors - 5,000
    3. Outstanding expenses - 10,000
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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Working Capital

A grocery owner has an equity stake of ₹ 40,000/- in the business. He has borrowed ₹ 60,000/- at the interest rate of 10% per annum. He made a net profit of ₹ 20,000/- in one year.

What will be the Return on Equity for the grocery owner?

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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Return on Investment and Equity

VG Ltd. uses EOQ logic to determine the order quantity for its various components and plan its orders. The Annual consumption is 80,000 units, Cost to place one order is ₹ 1,200; Cost per unit is ₹ 50 and carrying cost is 6% of Unit cost.

What is the EOQ for VG Ltd.?

How will the calculation of EOQ benefit VG ltd.?

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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Inventory Control and Economic Order Quantity

Mr. Dhambani is the CFO of Cherico Industries. He has to present the analysis of the financial health of the company during the last financial year, 2022-2023. He is making a presentation for the Annual Board Meet. To clearly explain the position he needs to work on:

  1. Financial Plan
  2. Economic order quantity
  3. Return on Investment
  4. Break Even Analysis
  5. Return on Equity
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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Return on Investment and Equity

What will be the Net Working Capital of Sukhom Ltd. from the given data?

Cash Rs. 2,00,000
Account Receivables Rs. 1,50,000
Account Payables Rs. 65,000
Inventory Rs. 3,00,000
Short term borrowings Rs. 1,00,000
Outstanding Salaries Rs. 50,000
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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Working Capital

Given below is the data from the cost sheet of ‘Shiv Dhaba’. Calculate the unit price per customer from the information provided.

Week  Number of people
taking meals
Average amount
billed (in Rs.)
Week 1 120 150
Week 2 60 205
Week 3 70 146
Week 4 80 221
Week 5 90 240
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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Concept of Unit Price

Fast Rite Ltd. manufactures a variety of stationery but its most popular product is its pen. Three varieties of pens to suit the need of its users.

The details of the pens are given in the table below.

Variety Classic Gel Pen Executive Ball Pen Four-in-one Ball Pen
Selling Price per unit
(in rupees)
15 21 36
Variable cost per unit
(in Rupees) 9
9 14 19
Sales Mix 20% 20% 60%

The total fixed cost is Rs. 2,56,000.

Calculate the following from the information given above.

  1. Total weighted average contribution margin
  2. Breakeven Quantity for each variety
  3. Break even (in Rupees) for Four-in-one Ball Pen
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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Break Even Analysis

The quantity of jeans sold by a shop is 1,200 per month @ ₹ 1,100/-. The cost of placing an order and receiving goods is ₹ 1,500/- per order. The inventory holding cost is ₹ 30/- per annum. What is the economic order quantity for the shopkeeper?

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Chapter: [0.05] Business Arithmetic
Concept: Inventory Control and Economic Order Quantity

Who plays a very vital role as a financial intermediary?

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Types of Financial Market > Capital Market

State any one advantage each for a company that opts for private placement and rights issue as a source to raise funds.

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Types of Financial Market > Capital Market

State the role of an angel investor in an entrepreneurial pursuit.

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Angel Investors

An entrepreneur may need the venture capitalist in the second stage of financing or as a source of bridge financing but he should always go in for due diligence before opting venture capital as a source of finance.

Comment on the given statement from the perspective of an entrepreneur.

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Venture Capital

‘While there are benefits of going public as a source of finance for a company, it also means additional obligations'.

Analyse and justify the statement.

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Types of Financial Market > Capital Market

Identify the place where transaction happens in shares or debentures subsequent to its primary offering.

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Types of Financial Market > Capital Market

Which among the following is NOT a method of raising the required capital in the primary market?

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Types of Financial Market > Capital Market

Assertion (A): The Angel Investors were given the acronym FFF – i.e. FRIENDS, FAMILY, AND FOOLS.

Reason (R): Angel investors are high net-worth individuals who have the knowledge, expertise, and funds that help start-ups without due diligence.

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Chapter: [0.06] Resource Mobilization
Concept: Angel Investors
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