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Introduction to Business Studies


Hello Readers,
       
             Business studies is one of the important subject of commerce stream. Students think that it is very boring because it is a theory subject, but it's not like that infact it is a very marks scoring subject, if  you study properly. Before starting the chapters it is neccessary to know the importance or relevance of this subject in today's world.


Introduction to Business Studies
     
       Business Study is the study of  how business work, especially the financial and the management aspects of business. Business studies helps you to make more informed decisions in the everyday business of living. 
         It gives you a better understanding of the world of work. It encourages you to think about how and why people start up in business and why you too might also consider starting a business.





Importance of Business Studies

* Business studies helps to provide opportunity for self-development

* It provides opportunity for making career selection

* It helps individual to make better investment decision

* The knowledge of Business studies help consumer to make better decisions about thier daily needs.

* It provides knowledge of the activities of commerce in the marketing of goods and services.

* To provide study of the more important aspects of the commercial world.

Please follow this blog to know more about business studies. I will be uploading chapter notes, question bank for every chapter in this blog.. Hope it will be helpful for you all..😊

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