A business receives funds from various sources such as investors, lenders, and past profits. These funds are used for different purposes such as buying assets for production, maintaining inventory, and keeping cash on hand. These funds are considered static over time, but changes in the flow of funds are known as funds flow. Finance is
Scope of Financial Management: Financial management includes the performance of finance function which is divided into three main functions for the sake of convenience of study: Table of Contents1 Scope of Financial Management1.1 Primary Function1.2 Subsidiary Function1.3 Routine Function2 FAQs About Scope of Financial Management Scope of Financial Management These functions are divided on the
Table of Contents1 What is Financial?2 What is Financial Management?3 Definition of Financial Management4 Functions of Financial Management4.1 Estimating Financial Requirements4.2 Deciding Capital Structure4.3 Selecting a Source of Finance4.4 Selecting a Pattern of Investment4.5 Proper Cash Management4.6 Implementing Financial Controls4.7 Use of Various Control Techniques4.8 Proper Use of Surpluses5 Objectives of Financial Management5.1 Profit Maximization5.2
The topic of financial management is of enormous importance to academicians and practitioners. It is of enormous interest to the academicians due to the fact that the topic is still developing, and there are still many areas where disagreements exist and no undisputed resolutions have yet been arrived. The practitioners are involved in this subject
Table of Contents1 How to Overcome the Barriers to Communication?1.1 Regulating Flow of Information1.2 Ensuring an Effective Feedback1.3 Simplifying Language1.4 Developing Listening Skills1.5 Keeping Emotions under Check1.6 Watching and Taking Advantage of Non-verbal Cues2 FAQs about How to Overcome the Barriers to Communication? How to Overcome the Barriers to Communication? Generally speaking, the greater the
Table of Contents1 Barriers of Communication1.1 External Barriers1.2 Emotional or Psychological Barriers1.3 Organizational Barriers1.4 Personal Barriers Barriers of Communication No fixed classification of the barriers to communication is possible. However, for the purpose of easy understanding of their nature, we may classify barriers of communication into four categories: External Barriers External barriers to communication are
Table of Contents1 Objectives of Business Communication2 Information2.1 Types of Information2.2 Sources of Information3 Advice3.1 Communication Flow of Advice3.2 Need for Advice3.3 Essentials of Effective Advice3.4 Counseling4 Suggestion5 Order5.1 Features of Order6 Motivation7 Persuasion7.1 How to Persuade?8 Warning9 Negotiation9.1 Approaches to Negotiation10 Education10.1 Education of Executives and Employees11 FAQs Related to the 9 Objectives of
Table of Contents1 What are the Concepts of Communication?2 General Definition of Communication3 Working Definition of Communication4 Why do we need to communicate?4.1 Survival4.2 Co-operation4.3 Relationships4.4 Persuasion4.5 Power4.6 Social Needs4.7 Information4.8 Decision Making5 FAQ Related to the Basic Concepts of Communication What are the Concepts of Communication? The word communication means speaking or writing or
Table of Contents1 What is International Marketing?2 What is International Marketing Environment?3 Motives for International Business3.1 Higher Profit Margins for Exports3.2 Under-Utilization of Capacity3.3 Economies of Scale3.4 Reduction of Dependence on One Market3.5 Export Obligation for Obtaining Imported Inputs3.6 Business Expansion4 Factors of International Marketing Environment5 Political Environment6 Political Systems6.1 Political Instability6.2 Political Risk7 Legal
The advantages of international marketing are neither understood nor appreciated by consumers though they are carrying out international marketing daily.
