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Define environment pollution.
The environment refers to all types of mankind surrounding both natural and man-made. These surroundings are natural resources which include water, air, flora, and fauna, etc. Environment pollution is the infusion of harmful chemicals or substances into the natural environment and causes unfavourablRead more
The environment refers to all types of mankind surrounding both natural and man-made. These surroundings are natural resources which include water, air, flora, and fauna, etc. Environment pollution is the infusion of harmful chemicals or substances into the natural environment and causes unfavourable change.
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The two examples of noise pollution are malfunctioning of heart and hearing problem
The two examples of noise pollution are malfunctioning of heart and hearing problem
See lessGive two examples of business ethics.
The two examples of business ethics are honesty and law-abiding.
The two examples of business ethics are honesty and law-abiding.
See lessExplain the social responsibility of business.
Social Responsibility of a business can be defined as an activity or a responsibility that a business carries up and beyond the legal requirement of business for the good and well-being of the society.
Social Responsibility of a business can be defined as an activity or a responsibility that a business carries up and beyond the legal requirement of business for the good and well-being of the society.
See lessWhat is Traditional Business?
Traditional business is a local shop which gives its services or goods to its local consumers. It is a set-up where consumers will have to visit the shop physically to purchase the goods.
Traditional business is a local shop which gives its services or goods to its local consumers. It is a set-up where consumers will have to visit the shop physically to purchase the goods.
See lessExpand C2C Commerce.
C2C Commerce – Consumers to Consumers Commerce
C2C Commerce – Consumers to Consumers Commerce
See lessExpand B2C Commerce.
B2C Commerce – Business to Consumers Commerce
B2C Commerce – Business to Consumers Commerce
See lessExpand B2B Commerce.
B2B Commerce – Business to Business Commerce
B2B Commerce – Business to Business Commerce
See lessWhat is the scope of the business based on the parties involved in the electronic transaction?
Scope of the business based on the parties involved in the electronic transaction are B2B which is an enterprise’s interactions with other businesses, B2C, i.e., an enterprise’s interactions with its customers and Intra-B or a firm’s internal processes.
Scope of the business based on the parties involved in the electronic transaction are B2B which is an enterprise’s interactions with other businesses, B2C, i.e., an enterprise’s interactions with its customers and Intra-B or a firm’s internal processes.
See lessWhat is the scope of the business based on the business function?
The scope of business based on the basis of function are – finance, marketing, manufacturing and personnel management as well as the managerial pursuits like – organising, planning, controlling.
The scope of business based on the basis of function are – finance, marketing, manufacturing and personnel management as well as the managerial pursuits like – organising, planning, controlling.
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