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Explain the conflicting needs of the stakeholders of a company.
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Explain the expectations of government from a business enterprise.
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Insurance, banking, beauty parlour etc. are examples of ______.
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______ are intangible benefits, utilities and satisfactions which are offered for sale.
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Insurance and banking are examples of ______.
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An institution which is an expert at designing advertisements and releasing them through appropriate media is known as ______.
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Two features of products are ______.
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State any two characteristics of a service.
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State two limitations of a budget.
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Explain the features of a product.
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What is an advertising agency?
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______ have the last claim but full voting rights.
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Issue of ______ is the most important source of raising long-term finance.
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______ is the standardised mark on jewellery.
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Dividend on equity shares is paid out of the profits ______ paying interest on debentures and ______ dividend on preference shares.
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The ______ holders are the main risk bearers. They provide risk capital because when the company fails and is closed, equity shareholders may lose their entire investment.
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______ is attractive to bold and adventurous investors whereas ______ appeals to conservative and orthodox investors.
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______ shareholders are the real risk bearers who enjoy voting rights.
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