POWERPOINT
PRESENTATION
OF PLUS ONE BUSINESS
STUDIES PRESENTED BY
VIJILA.E.M
nature
and
purpose of business
When a
teacher is
teaching in a
school and
gets salary,
it is an
economic
activity but
when a
teacher is
teaching her
son/daughte
r at home,
 Is an Economic Activity.
 Involves Goods & services.
 Includes Sale / Exchange of Goods
and Services.
 Is dealt on Regular basis.
 Has Profit Earning Motive.
 Involves Risk & Uncertainty.
CHARACTERISICS OF BUSINESS
Business may be defined as
an economic activity
involving the purchase,
production and sale of
goods and services with a
motive of earning profits by
satisfying human needs in
society.
An economic
activity
Production or
procurement of
goods and
services
Sale or exchange
of goods and
services for the
satisfaction of
human needs
Dealings in
goods and
services on a
Profit earning
Uncertainty of
return
Element of
risk
I said you to start
a business not to
sell my old sarees
…….
Industry
• Industry refers to
economic activities
which are connected
with conversion of
resources into useful
goods.
Commerce
• Commerce includes
all those activities
which are necessary
for facilitating the
exchange of goods
and services.
Business
activities
industry
primary
These industries are
connected with:
The extraction and
production of natural
resources
Reproduction and
development of living
organisms .
Secondary industry
These industries are
concerned with :
using the materials extracted at the
primary stage to produce goods for final
consumption of for further processing by
other industrial units.
Tertiary industry
These industries provide
service facilities.
Primary industry
Extractive
These industries extract or draw out
various products from natural resources.
Farming Mining Fishing
Genetic
Genetic means heredity or parentage. these industries involve
breeding or reproduction of plants and animals.
Cattle breeding
farms
Poultry farms pisciculture
Lumbering
farming
fishing
Eg.poultry farming
Poultry farming
PISCICULTURE
Secondary industry
Manufacturing industry
These industries convert raw
materials or semi-finished products
into finished products.
Analytical industry:
basic raw material is
analysed or separated
into a number of
products.
An oil refinery
separates crude
oil into kerosene,
diesel, petrol.
Synthetical industry:
two or more materials
are combined or mixed
together to manufacture
a new product.
Cement, soaps,
plastics, paints,
fertilizers etc.
Processing industry:
involves successive
stages for
manufacturing finished
products.
Sugar,
paper
Assembling industry:
various components or
parts are brought
together to produce a
finished product
TV, car,
computer,
watches etc.
Construction industries
These industries are engaged in construction
of buildings, bridges, roads, dams, canals etc
using the products of extractive and
manufacturing industries like bricks, sand,
cement, Iron and steel wires etc.
ANALYTICAL INDUSTRIES:OIL REFINERY
SYNTHETICAL INDUSTRIES:CEMENT
INDUSTRIES
PROCESSING INDUSTRIES:SUGAR
INDUSTRY
PAPER INDUSTRIES
INTERNAL EXTERNAL
Wholesale Retail Import Export
Entrepot
TRADE
TRADE
RETAIL TRADE
 TRANSPORT
 WAREHOUSING
 INSURANCE
 ADVERTISING
 PACKAGING
 BANKING AND FINANCE
AUXILIARIES TO TRADE
WHAREHOUSING
INSURANCE
ADVERTISING
PACKAGING
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    POWERPOINT PRESENTATION OF PLUS ONEBUSINESS STUDIES PRESENTED BY VIJILA.E.M
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    When a teacher is teachingin a school and gets salary, it is an economic activity but when a teacher is teaching her son/daughte r at home,
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     Is anEconomic Activity.  Involves Goods & services.  Includes Sale / Exchange of Goods and Services.  Is dealt on Regular basis.  Has Profit Earning Motive.  Involves Risk & Uncertainty. CHARACTERISICS OF BUSINESS
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    Business may bedefined as an economic activity involving the purchase, production and sale of goods and services with a motive of earning profits by satisfying human needs in society. An economic activity Production or procurement of goods and services Sale or exchange of goods and services for the satisfaction of human needs Dealings in goods and services on a Profit earning Uncertainty of return Element of risk
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    I said youto start a business not to sell my old sarees …….
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    Industry • Industry refersto economic activities which are connected with conversion of resources into useful goods. Commerce • Commerce includes all those activities which are necessary for facilitating the exchange of goods and services. Business activities
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    industry primary These industries are connectedwith: The extraction and production of natural resources Reproduction and development of living organisms . Secondary industry These industries are concerned with : using the materials extracted at the primary stage to produce goods for final consumption of for further processing by other industrial units. Tertiary industry These industries provide service facilities.
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    Primary industry Extractive These industriesextract or draw out various products from natural resources. Farming Mining Fishing Genetic Genetic means heredity or parentage. these industries involve breeding or reproduction of plants and animals. Cattle breeding farms Poultry farms pisciculture
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    Secondary industry Manufacturing industry Theseindustries convert raw materials or semi-finished products into finished products. Analytical industry: basic raw material is analysed or separated into a number of products. An oil refinery separates crude oil into kerosene, diesel, petrol. Synthetical industry: two or more materials are combined or mixed together to manufacture a new product. Cement, soaps, plastics, paints, fertilizers etc. Processing industry: involves successive stages for manufacturing finished products. Sugar, paper Assembling industry: various components or parts are brought together to produce a finished product TV, car, computer, watches etc. Construction industries These industries are engaged in construction of buildings, bridges, roads, dams, canals etc using the products of extractive and manufacturing industries like bricks, sand, cement, Iron and steel wires etc.
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    INTERNAL EXTERNAL Wholesale RetailImport Export Entrepot TRADE
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     TRANSPORT  WAREHOUSING INSURANCE  ADVERTISING  PACKAGING  BANKING AND FINANCE AUXILIARIES TO TRADE
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