Introduction to Management & Business Ethics

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Module 2: Introduction to Management

Management Functions

Planning: Determining activities, resources, and methods.

Leading: Motivating individuals and ensuring goal achievement.

Organizing: Structuring and coordinating resources effectively.

Controlling: Monitoring progress and holding individuals accountable.

Types of Organizations

Profit: Primary objective is to generate profit after expenses.

Non-profit: Primary objective is to serve societal needs.

Business History Eras

Colonial Period (Prior to 1776)

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Commercial and Tax Law: A Comprehensive Guide for Businesses

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COMMERCIAL LAW

Commercial law regulates a company’s economic activity. It is a collection of laws relating to business, covering various issues such as:

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Business legal entities
  • Accounting

The commercial code doesn’t encompass all commercial law, as special laws also exist.

Business Obligations and Rights

The primary objective of a company is to generate profits. However, they must engage in legal activities to achieve this. Entrepreneurs have a social responsibility and must adhere to

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Commercial & Tax Law: A Comprehensive Guide for Businesses

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Commercial Law

Commercial law regulates a company’s economic activity. It encompasses a collection of laws governing business operations, covering various aspects such as:

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Business legal entities
  • Accounting practices

While the commercial code provides a foundation, specific laws address particular areas within commercial law.

Business Obligations and Rights

A company’s primary objective is to generate profits through legal means. Entrepreneurs have a social responsibility to adhere to

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Price Elasticity of Demand: Concepts and Applications

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1)
The price elasticity of demand ________ in value when moving downward along a ________ line
demand curve. 1) A) falls; straight B) rises; straight C) rises; curved D) falls, curved 2) In general, how a sales tax is divided between buyers and sellers is determined by 2) A) the elasticities of supply and demand. B) who the law says must pay the tax.
C) the government’s choice of whom to tax. D) the revenue needs of government. 3) In the above figure, who pays the larger share of the tax? 3) A) buyers
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Economics Multiple Choice Questions on Elasticity

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Multiple Choice Questions: Elasticity

Demand and Elasticity

  1. The price elasticity of demand ________ in value when moving downward along a ________ demand curve.
    1. falls; straight
    2. rises; straight
    3. rises; curved
    4. falls, curved
  2. In general, how a sales tax is divided between buyers and sellers is determined by
    1. the elasticities of supply and demand.
    2. who the law says must pay the tax.
    3. the government’s choice of whom to tax.
    4. the revenue needs of government.
  3. In the above figure, who pays the larger share of the tax?
    1. buyers
    2. sellers
    3. Buyers
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Sales Force Management: From Recruitment to Compensation

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Recruiting Applicants

Internal Resources

Internal resources refer to individuals already employed within the company but working in different departments. Transferring these employees to the sales department can be an effective recruitment strategy.

The HR department is best positioned to identify suitable candidates for sales roles. Their knowledge of employee abilities and performance makes them invaluable in this process.

Advantages of Internal Recruitment:

  1. Performance records are readily available,
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