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c. List and explain different types of public policy. (10 Marks)
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b'E stateAtffio its employees. What are the grounds on which an employee can charge the
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b.dp'parents of X and Y decided 18 years back that on attaining majority as per law, the 2
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Case study
Maruthi Udyog Ltd
MUL was the largest car manufacturer in India with a market share of over 52Vo. It was a
joint sector corporation setup by the government of India and Suzuki motor copo{atip ,
Japan. MUL was incorporated in 1981 to take over the assets of erstwhile MUL peffi in
June 1971 and wound up by a high court order in 1978. The assets of MUL *ffi"then
acquired by the Government under MUL acquisition and transfer of undertuklqg ffit 1980.
In 1982, the Government signed a joint venture agreement with Suzuki € d". Suzuki
state increased from 267o to 407o in 1987, and to 50.25%o in 1992. ffihfldompany was
significant exporter with exports to over 50 countries. &r**f
As the Indian automobile market moved from monopoly to free cpffitition, market share
comparisons from the old era seemed to have lost relevancp._F[re alarm over MUL's
declining market share somehow did not seem fully justifieQryffits hay day, huge waiting'
list for its products ensured that Maruti's market share waqdi#etly hnked to the supply side
of the equation. In other words, if MUL has an 80Vo sffi-6f the market, that was also its
share of the total industry capacity. But the late 19?k!, tlfings changed radically with over
12 car manufactures having a percentage share in th&hffi industry of the country, with a total
capacity of about 1250000 cars of which Mtffi&qroduced about 400000t337o). Jagadish
Kattar, MD MUL commented that, if we h,pyftmdhtcet share of 50Vo out of capacity that is
337o [of the industry], are we doing badly&#irere as others who has a capacity of SOOO0O
MUL was still the leader in early 200L It still has
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a. What is the effect of free co n on MUL and explain, is it possible for MUL to rule
the market like earlier. (10 Marks)
b. Explain MUL from ttre pffittive of BGS.
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CASE STUDY - [ Compulsory ]
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Sujoy Industries Ltd was about to install a new incentive plan for the operative.$ioiltforce in
all its plants. The new plan was designed to enable high producing workers t6,eam 20 to 25
percent more in weekly earnings. The rationale of the new plan was state .{,.,Q;r the Executive
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satisfactory now, but if they would give all of their attention to the WoJk trtld stop talking to each
other about other things, tirey could produce a lot more. I know$ffiryork is not too difficult,
anyone can learn one of these jobs in a few days. But we gqetf*more commitment to high
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a) Analyse the Company's productivity probkrtfrffibm the viewpoint of modern organization
theory and practices. Explain. 'h# (05 Marks)
b) Do you believe the president has t$ten"'modern methods of management of employees,
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c) Which theory of motivation is qfplietble to this case? (05 Marks)
d) Do you think socialization iqrMssary for the organization? Support your answer with
example #-- (05 Marks)
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c. Solve the following game using graphical method:
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a. Define terms:
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ii) Optimal strategy
iii) Mixed strategy. (03 Marks)
b. Distinguish between CPM and PERT technique. (07 Marks)
c. Five jobs have to be processed through 3 machines Mr, Mz and M: in the order
Ml + Mz + M:. The time taken to process the jobs are given below. Determine the
minimum total elapsed tirne and total idle time on each machine. (10 Marks)
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Immediate predecessor activity A A A B C C E,F D,G H. I
Duration t2 8 4 J t2 18 5 4 9 6
c. HPM Co. maintain a stock of 100 Iitre geysers that it sells to house holds and installs them.
The marketing manager examines the sales of geysers over past 50 weeks and observe the
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a. "Assignment model is a particular case of transportation model" explain in brief. (05 Marks)
b. Give five applications of operation research in real life situations. (0S Marks)
c. In a factory there are six jobs to perform each of which would go through two m/c A and B.
In the order AB. The processing times (in hours) for the jobs are given below. You are
required to determine the optimal sequence for perfming jobs and minimum total elapsed
time.
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ii) what is the probability that rhe projecr will be completed at least 4 week earlier than
expectedtime? (For Z--1.33 P= 0.0918). (10 Marks)
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2 Htlw does expioratory research differ from descriptive research? (07 Nltarks)
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2 Explain the various experimental designs, with suitable example. (10 Marks)
3 Discuss the non - sampling error that can affect a field research. (10 Marks)
4 Describe the four primary scales of measurement employed in business research. (10 ['Iarks)
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Discuss the steps in processing survey data for analysis. (10 Marks)
Explain the circumstances when the following param_etric and non parametric tests are relevant:
a) Z, - test b) T - test c) F - test d) X2 - test. (10 Marks)
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CASE STUDY - [ Compulsory ]
A company is engaged in the manufacture of certain leather consunler products. The proclucts
are shoes, ladies leather hand bags, purces and belts. The company accounted for ahout lToh of
the market share in shoes, which is its main product.
Since last year, the coqpany has been facing stiff competition from another finn which has
come up recently in the city. This is reflected in the declining monthly sales. The company is
cotlcemed over this development and w'ould like to regain its hold over the shoe nrarket. At a
recent meeting of the board of directors, a decision was taken in favor of a s.vstematic study by
an outside expert agency.
As a rnarketing consultant for the expert agency, how would you ansrver the fbllorving
questions :
a) Write the research objective for the given problem. (05 Marks)
b) What kind of research approach would you adopt and why? (05 Marks)
c) Which method of data collection would you select any why? (05 N{arks)
d) Briefly explain the sampling designs you would adopt for the study. (05 Marks)
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tr a. Name 3 conpanies who involved in corporate societal marketing? Do you ever buy or not
E tuy any products or services from that company because of its environmental policies or
programs? Why or whY not? (05 Merks)
oB c. Is facebook just a passing 'Fad' or is it here to stay? Will privacy restrictions limit its ability
to offer personal marketing opportunities? (05 Marks)
d. Name any t}ree brands which is successful because of its product design? Explain
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For 18 years, Mc Donald's and KFC have aggressively expanded in India. Both
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McDonald's introduced a new product range in the Indian market called the
range. It launched a new advertising campaign range called 'How spicy is Mc ?TO
promote its new product. the aim of the campaign was to project McDonald's.,as hlouthful
brand that met the tastes and preferences of the youth. The prelaunch campgiffirivolving a
viral called 'The great spicy speculation' proved to be a success anf6ffhed 250,000
people. Unlike its previous campaigns, McDonald's used socialturhddia like social
networking sites and messenger services extensively for the nW&,ffirirpaign. The main
campaign was later launched in a variety of media channels like ihfuore, television, radio,
outdoor, and online promotions. Kiosks, LED hoardings aq&Jp,?ah on the internet were
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a. How did McDonald's segment its market? Wd:J (05 Marks)
b. Do you think selecting multiple channels for a1#ryr,ftiring campaign a wise decision?
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c. Do you think social media plays a major imffi%n McDonald's sales? (05 Marks)
d. Explore the ways in which McDona,fol'srcan counter competition from other restaurant
chains like KFC who are also launcffi$rore economical products? (05 Marks)
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3 Bance Score Card (BSC) is an approach to measure company's performance. Explain. (10 Marks)
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Explain BCG matrix and central idea behind it. (10 Marks)
Explain the steps involved in designing effective control systems. (10 Mry
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Delhi Doordarshan (DD) is the India's premier public service plm& with more than
1000 transmitters covering 90% of the country's population across ffi*cstimated 70 million
homes. It has more than 20,000 employees managing its metro qnffigional channels. Recent
years have seen growing competition from many private chanqglsfurlmbering more than 65 and
the cable and satellite (C & s) operators. The C & S netwoffi#hes nearly 30 million homes
and is growing atavery fast rate.
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producers and charging them a minimum gurantee. $qr irstance, the present tarifffor the first 20
episodes of a prograrnme Rs 30 laks plus the cost ion of the prograrnme. In exchange
the producers get 780 seconds of commerci that he can sell to advertisers and can
guarantee revenue. Breakeven point for at the present rates, thus is Rs 75,000 for a l0
second advertising spot. Beyond 20 episffig the minimum guarantee is Rs 65 laktrs for which
procedures has to charge Rs 1,15,000_-ffiffi0 second spof in order to break - even. It is at this
point the advertisers face a problemQfficompetitive rate for l0 second spot is Rs 50,000. The
producers are possessive about b,1;yipg commercial time on DD. As a result the DD's projected
growth of revenue is only 6% NY, as against 50 - 60% for private sector channels. Softrvare
suppliers, advertisers and aq&It$es are deserting DD owing to its unrealistic pricing policy. DD
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broadcaster and third, .a-ftiddle path.
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ii) It is expected that the cost of raw materials wages, expenses and sales per unit will
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iii) Raw materials remain in stores for 2 months before these are issued to production. These
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iv) Finished goods remain in godown for 2 months.
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Totai capitai Rs 1,00,000 EAT 19,500
The expansion programme is estimated to cost Rs 50,000. If this is financed through debt the
rate of interest on new debt will be 7Yo and the price earnings ratio will be 6. If the
expansion programe is financed through equity, new shares can be sold at Rs 25lshare and
the P/E ratio will be 7. The expansiiln will generate additional sales of Rs 1,50,000 with a
return of 10% on sales before interest and tares. If the company is to follow a policy of
maximizing the market value of its shares which form of financing should it choose?
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a. Ketan Fan Ltd., has the plans of expansion of its activity. It is expected to eam a rate of
return of l0% on its investment. The Co. is planning finance its expansion by retaining the
profits which otherwise shall be distributed to shareholders. Shareholders are in 60% tax
bracket. If the share holder reinvest the dividend they will earn 12% on new investme"t$ut
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have to incure a2%obrokerage on the purchase of new security. What is your advice?,.l "
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b. "Cash flows of different time periods in absolute terms are incomparable". nis9.ffi
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c. A company wishes to expand production. Two propositions of capital expeudittire are being
considered each of which requires more or less the same outlay y_9,8. as_ the management
accountant of the company are required to furnish profitability estimate to guide the board in
their decision. Describe briefly the 3 methods used commonly for.thjs rpose. (05 Marks)
d. "An investor gains nothing from bonus shares". Examine the stoffiilent critically.
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ABC Co. is evaluating a project for which the following j4fo;#", are :
a. The total outlay of the project is expected to be 450;dilion. This consists of 450 million of
fixed assets and Rs 200 million of current assets**
b. The proposed scheme of finance is as followsp:,,3#-tOO mittion of equity, Rs 200 million of
term loans, Rs 100 million of working capital advance and Rs 50 million of trade credit.
c. The term loan is repayable in 10 equal senrhfrnual installments of Rs 20 million each. The
first installment will be due after l8 rd.6nfhs. The interest rate is l5%.
d. The levels of working capital uddfiryE'& trade credit will be at Rs 100 million and 50
million respectively till they arffi%ack at the end of 6 years. The rate of interest is 18%
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e. The expected revenue fot#h"broject will be Rs 500 million/year. The operating costs are
expected to be Rs 320^q(Sdr I year.
f. The depreciation raffi*re fixed assets will be 33% 0,6 aspcr thc WDU method.
g. The net salvagaffi of fixed assets and current assets at the end of year 6 will be Rs 80
million and Bs QSO million respectively.
h. The tax ralq.fqpelicable to the firms is 50%.
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ii* 2 Identify the various sources of idea for New Ventures. (10 Marks)
3 What are the different types of Business plan? Why Business plan fail? (10 Marks)
.5 Discuss the strategies for improving the capability of family Business. (10 Marks)
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What is foreign Direct Investment and what are its advantages? (10 Marks)
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Read the following case and answer the following questions given in the end. .. '*;
Dick Bardow sat quietly in his car, pondering why he had failed to convinc*g;p& Guinn,
managing partner of Next century venture capital to provide the start up capjtaf,hb needed
to start the business that would launch his new high tech medical inveSion.Bardow had
spent the past three and a half years researching and developing the couqip#; and knew that
he had a product in hand, he was ready to take it to the market. Theffia''for Bardows new
venture had been simmering for many yeffis during his stints. aS flrresearcher for major
medical lab and as a technical advisor for a medical product'€o. Bardow had learned a
great deal about the use of the end product in his technicaljsh$vhich he took after earning
a masters degrees in biomedical engineering. It was dw{ffi his tenure at the medical lab
that Bardow saw the importance of staying on cut{iqg'-@e of technology in the field of
medicine. He also saw the tremendous profit pd$'iftial of successful medical product.
Driving home Bardow replayed his meeting gfrth Giiinn in his mind " How could those
venture capitalists have missed the tremen@$f,ki'bportunity right in front of them? "He
mused. During his 45 - minute meeting wiffiinn and her staff Bardow had spent 30 min.
Explaining how the technology had e-volyefflbver time, how he had developed the product
and why it was technologically suffiiiior to anything currently on the maiket, oo I;ve got
them where I want them, now" h-6;*Hmembered thinking. "They can't help but see the
incredible power of his technofiogy. Throughout his corporate career, Bardow had earned
a reputation for his ability,,,t .,,p*blain abstract ideas and highly technical concept to his
fellow scientists. Over }[b y.*s he had made dozens of presentations at scientific
professional meetings.#f"df which were well received.
Bardow had to admif*ohever that he was really puzzled by all of the questions Guinn had
asked him towar$q..T,ltE-end of their meeting. They weren't at all what he was expecting
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never asfr$",& single question about my product, Its design, the technology behind it,
or the pate1ft{ hfve pending. He muttered. He remembered her questioning him about a
"markef,-*r'+thalysis" and how and to whom he planned to market his product. " How
foolisff# thought, "you can't forecast exact sales for a new product orcl this product is
ory,,tffi#market and the medical industry sees what it can do well have all sales we'll need
'' more. Bardow was convinced that Guinn simply didn't understand that new,
--.,li,,,, ovative products. Create their own market I have seen it dozens of times, he said.
fl-?.# Bardow was beginning to believe that venture capital firms were too focused, on revenues,
eeli'' profit and return on investments. " Don't they know
that those things are outcomes he
thought "They come in time".
Questions :
a) Identify the possible problems with Dick Bardow's presentation of his business plan to
Ms. Guinn. (05 Marks)
b) Should potential lender and investors evaluate new ventures that are based on cutting
edge technology differently from other business ventures? (10 Marks)
c) List at least five suggestions you would make to Dick Bardow to improve his business
plan and his presentation of it. (05 Marks)
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