EDP - Learnings and Implementation Presentation

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EDP LEARNINGS ANDIMPLEMENTATION

1. Palanisa

2. Aditya

3. Sushma

4. Vn!at!

#. $athi"a%

&. Ta'ind"

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ECONOMICS

Th s(in( that dals *ith th +",du(ti,n- dist"iuti,n- an(,nsum+ti,n

,/ 0,,ds and s"%i(s- ," th mat"ials

Systmati( all,(ati,n ,/ "s,u"(s is (,%"d und" th(,n,mi(s.

Ths t"ms (an di"(tly usd /," th +",'(ts.


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TPES O EONOMIS

Th" a" t*, main ty+s ,/ (,n,mi(s-

Microeconomics

Mi(",(,n,mi(s /,(uss ,n th a(ti,ns ,/ indi%iduals anindust"is 5* (an (,nsid" it in ,u" %"y d+a"tmnts

+",'(t 5li! E6(uti,n- St,"- P7M- T7 t(.8Macroeconomics

A study ,/ (,n,mi(s *hi(h ds("i all as+(ts ,/ a(,unt"y9s (,n,my. :" * (an (,nsid" ,u" (,m+any9(,unt"y l%l ,+"ati,ns.


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DEMAND 7 S;PPL

Demand & Supply:

ui"mnts ,/ dmand andsu++ly- *hi(h * (an us it in su++ly (hain mana0mnt,u" +",'(ts.


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BUSINESS LA

CON"#AC"S


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DEFINITIONSCONTRACT Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 states that an agreeme

by law is contract. his definition gi!es "s two ingredients#an aenforceable by law.

AGREEMENT An Agreement means a $romise and a reci$rocal set of $ro

consideration for each other. Section 2(e) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 states that All

Agreements b"t all Agreements are not Contracts.

CONTRACT = Agreement + Enorce!"#e "$ #!%

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&ROMISE Section 2(")of the Contract Act, a $ro$osal when acce$ted becomes

&RO&OSA'

Section 2(!)states that when one $erson signifies another $erson hdo or abstain from doing anything with a !iew to obtaining the assent

s"ch an act or abstinence, he is said to ma%e a $ro$osal. A &ro$osa

as an offer.

Ch!r!cteritic O An Agreement'

r!#it$ O

&eron

Conen

!*i*em


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&ROMISOR (

a $erson ma%ing a&ro$osal)*ffer

&RO

a $erson&ro$o

&ARTIES TO AN AGREEMENT , CONTRA


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ESSENTIA' E'EMENTS OF -A'ID CONTRA

*ffer and Acce$tance Intention to create legal relations +awf"l consideration Ca$acity of $arties ree consent +awf"l ob-ect riting and /egistration Certainty &ossibility *f &erformance 0ot $ressly declared !oid


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T&ES OF CONTRACTS

On the /!i o theMo*e o Form!tion

On the /!i o&erorm!nce

On the /!ior Enorc

B$ress contract Bec"ted contract B3alid contr

BIm$lied contract Bec"tory contract B3oid contra

B4"asi5contract B6nilateral contract B3oidable c

Bilateral contract BIllegal agre

B6nenforce


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P$O$S$D$C


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CASE S"UD% ANAL%SIS

St+ 1 P",lm

St+ 2 Idnti/y th P",ta0,nists

St+ 3 Dt"min th +a"amt"s

St+ 4 Ma! "l%ant assum+ti,ns

St+ # A""i% at %a"id +,ssil assum+ti,nsSt+ & AnalyC all %a"id +,ssil assum+ti,ns

St+ h,s th m,st li!ly +,ssil s,luti,n

St+ @ Idnti/y th alt"nati% s,luti,ns

St+ ,ntin0n(y Plannin0


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O "O BE A 'OODCOMMUNICA"O#

L. L. P,li(y

4 Pilla"s ,/ ,mmuni(ati,n S!ills

Body Lan(ua(e ! P$E$O$P$L$E

P ! P,stu" 7 Gstu"

E ! Ey ,nta(t

O ! O"intati,n

P ! P",6imity

L ! L,,!s 7 A++a"an(

E ! E6+"ssi,n ,/ Em,ti,ns


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)E% LEA#NIN'S Al*ays li% in y,u"sl/

Passi,n

Dl0at ut Rs+,nsiility 7 A((,untaility "sts *ith y,u.

N%" mss *ith +,+l *ith L,*" Dsi0nati,nsF L,*" P",ls H :

P"ais +uli(ly- R+"imand P"i%atly

Main :,,n Naa

Ta! P"id in y,u" sl/

$ill *ith $indnss

A0" t, Disa0"

Th" a" n, +"mannt nmis n," /"inds

I/ y,u ha% a d,ut ? AS$


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INANE OR EE;TIVE


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INANE STAT;S S:EET

Gn"ally


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;SINESS STR;T;RES

Business

PartnershipCompanyProprietary

Public Ltd.Private Ltd.


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A TPIAL ALANES:EET

Lia*ilities +Sources o,,unds

Amount

Sha" a+ital

L,an /unds

u""ntliailitis 7

P",%isi,nsT,tal

Assets +Application o,-unds

Amount

i6d Assts

In%stmnts

u""nt Assts

T,tal


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A TPIAL PROIT AND LOSS S:E Am,unt

Sals 666666.66

,sts ,/ G,,ds S,ld 666666.66

'ross Pro.t 666666.66

O+"atin0 6+ns 666666.66

EBI"

Int"st 666666.66

EB" 666666.66

In(,m Ta6s 666666.66

S+(ial In(,mFha"0s 666666.66

Net Income /EA"0 666666.66


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1at is t1e use o, Balance S1eets and Pro.t Loss s1eetnormal person2

A8T, uy sha"s.

8 T, sta"t usinss *ith ,th" (,m+any.

8 T, ',in in ,th" (,m+any as m+l,y.


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PROET MANAGEMENT


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P",'(t Mana0mnt is th dis(i+lin ,/ (a"/ully +",'(t

+lannin0- ,"0aniCin0- m,ti%atin0 and (,nt",llin0 "(,ua(hi% s+(i( and su((ss ("it"ia


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MAOR ATIVITIES INPROET MANAGEMENTSINITIATING

PLANNING

EE;TING

MONITORING AND ONTROLLING

LOSING


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SJOTSJOT analysis is a /"am*,"! /," idnti/yin0 and analyCin0 thint"nal and 6t"nal /a(t,"s that (an ha% an im+a(t ,n th %a +",'(t- +",du(t- +la( ," +"s,n.


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MAR$ETING


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;STOMER VAL;E VAL;E ENEITS H OST

;STOMERS ; J:AT T:E VAL;E9

MAR$ETING IS DISOVERING- REATING- OMM;NIATING-DELIVERING VAL;E TO A TARGET MAR$ET AT A PROIT


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SEGMENTAION

TARGETING

POSITIONING


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JAS TO GROJ ;SINESS

A;IRE NEJ AO;NTS

GROJ EISTING AO;NTS


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