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1) The purpose of business environment analysis is: (a) To forecast climatic changes (b) To assess the dynamics of the environmental factors relevant to business (c) To understand the meteorological factors (d) To evaluate the impact of business on the en

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Programme Name : MBA Semester: I Credit: 3
Course Title : Business Environment and
Regulatory Framework

Course Code: MBA605

Submitted Date: Last date of Submission: 20 th Feb, 2021
Max. Marks: 30 Weight age: 15 Marks

Section –A (10 Marks)

1) The purpose of business environment
analysis is:
(a) To forecast climatic changes
(b) To assess the dynamics of the
environmental factors relevant to
business
(c) To understand the meteorological
factors
(d) To evaluate the impact of business on
the environment.

6) The current competition law in India is:
(a) MRTP Act
(b) Competition Act
(c)Competition Regulation Act
(d) Companies Act

2) Monetary policy is formulate and
administered by:
(a) Central government
(b) Central bank
(c) Commercial banks
(d) State governments

7) Which of the following is not a component of the
4Rs in sustainable development?
(a) Reduce
(b) Renovate
(c) Recycle
(d) Reuse
.

3) Right to freedom of religion is a:
(a) Directive principle
(b) Fundamental right
(c) Part of the Preamble to the
constitution

8) SAARC is:
(a) South African Association for Regional
Cooperation
(b) South Asian Association for Regional
Cooperation
(c) South American Association for Regional
Cooperation

(d) Social right (d) South Asian Association for Regional

Communication.

4) Enactment of which of the following law
is influenced by the Stockholm
Conference of June 1972.
(a) Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(b) Air (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1981
(c) Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974
(d) Consumer Protection Act, 1986

9) SEBI stands for:
(a) Securities Exchange Board of India
(b) Securities and Exchange Board of India
(c) Stock Exchange Board of India
(d) Stock Exchange Board for Inspection
.

a. Which one of the following is NOT
true of Payment Bank?
(a)
It can issue ATM card
(b)
It can issue credit card
(c)
It can issue debit card
(d)
It can distribute products
such as mutual funds and
insurance products

10) NBFI refers to:

(a) National Bank for Financing
Industries
(b) National Bank for Financing
Investments
(c) Non-Banking Financial
Institution
(d) National Bank for financing
Infrastructure Development

Section –B (20 Marks)

Q1. Explain green marketing, conditions necessary for its success and strategies for establishing
credibility green marketing.
Q2. Give a brief description of business environment.
Q3. Give a brief description of the salient features of the Competition Act, 2002.
Q4. Examine the features of socialism and the merits and demerits of socialism.
Q5. Explain the constituents and functions of the money market.
Q6. What are the rights of consumers? Discuss the role of consumer protection laws to protect
consumer rights.
Q7. Give a brief description of the institutions for the development of the MSME sector.