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what is organic farming ?
Asked by nousadsalmani169 | 27 Sep, 2020, 02:24: PM
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Organic farming is a method of crop and livestock production that makes use of organic waste and other biological materials and beneficial microbes and minimises the use of pesticides, fertilisers, genetically modified organisms, antibiotics and growth hormones.
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After finishing her BBA degree course, Tanya gets a job of Assistant Manager in a retail company through the reference of her cousin Taruna who works in the same company as a Senior Manager. Taruna decides to guide Tanya through her experience by making her aware of the important facts about management in practice. She tells her that neither the principles of management provide any readymade, straitjacket solutions to all managerial problems nor they are not rigid prescriptions, which have to be followed absolutely In context of the above case 1. Identify the two features of principles of management mentioned in the above paragraph by quoting lines from the paragraph. 2. Why do the principles of management not provide readymade, straitjacket solutions to all managerial problems?
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Damini D’souza took over the reins of ‘Kinsa Retail’ as its Managing Director in India. Kinsa Retail with  its headquarters at Japan has been in retail business for the last 40 years. It has reginal offices in many  countries with each regional office taking care of the shops in the particular region. As it is a large  organization, the regional offices have been given the powers to decide and spend funds sanctioned to  them by the headquarter for the welfare of the customers of their region.  Kinsa Retail wants the highest possible standards of ethical conduct being followed for which a code of  conduct is in place for putting values into practice. All employees as well as Board members are requiredto act in accordance with the highest standards of personal and professional integrity when acting on  behalf of the company. Non-compliance involves a heavy penalty including termination of employment.   Explain two principles of general management being followed by Kinsa Retail.
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“Coconut Joy Ltd.” are the manufacturer of vegetarian frozen dessert food products made with coconut milk, agave syrup and other certified ingredients. The founders of the company Lovely and Lalita originally developed this treat to meet their own needs but found that their friends and families around were also keen to use the products. It was not only the vegetarians, but also those who could not get enough environment friendly sustainable food, that appreciated the product. It did not take long for Lovely and Lalita to recognise the potential of their little venture. In the beginning they started from their home with the product being sold through local family parties that enable guests to personally meet the owner. This helped to establish strong connections with the prospective buyers and the company could put the product on shelves of natural food store. The company used* all marketing activities to grow and expand. The company began sponsoring booths at festivals, drawing attention to its newly created vegetarian products. It also disseminated relevant information to media about its products and the people who helped in building the company’s reputation. Lovely and Lalita were invited for an interview with one of the leading TV channels in which they talked about their environment friendly vegetarian products. To show its gratitude to customers, local business and government officials who supported the company from the beginning, “Coconut Joy Ltd.” hosted a gala event and involved all of them to raise funds for a few local NGO’s. The company also asked its fans and customers to send songs and poetry conveying their impression about “Coconut ‘Joy’s Ltd.” products. Identify and explain the communication tool used by “Coconut Joy Ltd”. . Briefly explain the role of the tool identified in (1) above.
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comapny which has sahreholdings cannot manufacture unpatended product and large quantity of products why ?
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What type of centralisation fayol talks about?  A. Little centralisation  B. More centralisation  C. Effective centralisation  D. No centralisation 
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