Certification in Business Environment and Framework

Certification in Business Environment and Framework, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 105 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 3481 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn the key factors in Indian Business Environment. Industry Policy and Regulatory Structure. Economic Environment of Business. Different Types of Industrial policies which includes Industrial policy 1956, Industrial policy 1977, Industrial policy 1991, SEBI. LPG Policy. You will be able to learn about Political Environment including role of government in business and the Indian Political System. Details about Monetary Policy including Reserve bank of India, Reserve bank of India and Monetary Policy and Credit control. Learn about Fiscal Policy including Indian fiscal policy, Role of Taxes in Economic growth, foreign trade policy. Socio Cultural Environment. Legal environment. Importance of Environment. SLEPT Analysis. You will also learn about poverty in India, Unemployment in India. Learn about Foreign Exchange Management, FDI Policy, foreign investment, Foreign Trade. EXIM Policy. International Monetary fund. Organization of IMF. This training will be useful if your job involves role of IMF in serving its members. You will also learn about World trade organization. Discover how to get the knowledge of Changes in the business environment. This course is ideal for individuals who are Professionals with Indian Business Environment, Industrial policies knowledge who wants to see themselves well established in the business environment. or New professionals who are looking to see them successful in economic environment of business. or Existing executive board directors, managing directors who is looking to get more engagement and innovation from their teams and organizations. It is particularly useful for Professionals with Indian Business Environment, Industrial policies knowledge who wants to see themselves well established in the business environment. or New professionals who are looking to see them successful in economic environment of business. or Existing executive board directors, managing directors who is looking to get more engagement and innovation from their teams and organizations.

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Title: Certification in Business Environment and Framework

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 105

Number of Published Lectures: 105

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 105

Original Price: $149.99

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What You Will Learn

You will learn the key factors in Indian Business Environment. Industry Policy and Regulatory Structure. Economic Environment of Business.
Different Types of Industrial policies which includes Industrial policy 1956, Industrial policy 1977, Industrial policy 1991, SEBI. LPG Policy.
You will be able to learn about Political Environment including role of government in business and the Indian Political System.
Details about Monetary Policy including Reserve bank of India, Reserve bank of India and Monetary Policy and Credit control.
Learn about Fiscal Policy including Indian fiscal policy, Role of Taxes in Economic growth, foreign trade policy. Socio Cultural Environment.
Legal environment. Importance of Environment. SLEPT Analysis. You will also learn about poverty in India, Unemployment in India.
Learn about Foreign Exchange Management, FDI Policy, foreign investment, Foreign Trade. EXIM Policy. International Monetary fund. Organization of IMF.
This training will be useful if your job involves role of IMF in serving its members. You will also learn about World trade organization.
Discover how to get the knowledge of Changes in the business environment.

Who Should Attend

Professionals with Indian Business Environment, Industrial policies knowledge who wants to see themselves well established in the business environment.
New professionals who are looking to see them successful in economic environment of business.
Existing executive board directors, managing directors who is looking to get more engagement and innovation from their teams and organizations.

Target Audiences

Professionals with Indian Business Environment, Industrial policies knowledge who wants to see themselves well established in the business environment.
New professionals who are looking to see them successful in economic environment of business.
Existing executive board directors, managing directors who is looking to get more engagement and innovation from their teams and organizations.

Description

Take the next step in your career!Whether you’re an up-and-coming professional, an experienced executive, aspiring manager, budding Professional. This course is an opportunity to sharpen your cost management and accounting capabilities, increase your efficiency for professional growth and make a positive and lasting impact in the business or organization.

With this course as your guide, you learn how to:

All the basic functions and skills required Business Environment.
Transform Industrial policy and regulatory structures knowledge, economic environment of business, political environment.
Get access to recommended templates and formats for the detail’s information related to business environment.
Learn useful case studies, understanding the Indian Business Environment for a given period of time. International monetary fund , monetary policy, fiscal policy with useful forms and frameworks
Invest in yourself today and reap the benefits for years to come

The Frameworks of the Course

Engaging video lectures, case studies, assessment, downloadable resources and interactive exercises. This course is created to Learn about Business Environment, its importance through various chapters/units. How to maintain the proper regulatory structures and understand the different types of the industrial policies. Also to learn about the monetary policies and the fiscal policies.

Socio cultural environment will help you to understand about the poverty and unemployment in India, business ethics and corporate social responsibilities. Legal Environment, foreign exchange management. Foreign exchange management and foreign trade will help you to understand and how it should get maintained and managed accordingly to the determinants and the impacts of FDI. This video will also help to understand the details related EXIM Policy, International monetary fund, World trade organizations and changes in business environment.

The course includes multiple Case studies, resources like formats-templates-worksheets-reading materials, quizzes, self-assessment, film study and assignments to nurture and upgrade your Indian Business environment knowledge in details.

In the first part of the course,you’ll learn the details of the Indian business environment, Industrial policy and regulatory structures, its relation to the Economic and political environment of the business. Monetary policy and fiscal Policy.

In the middle part of the course, you’ll learn how to develop a knowledge Socio cultural Environment, Legal environment. Foreign exchange management. Foreign trade and EXIM Policy.

In the final part of the course, you’ll develop the knowledge related to the International Monetary funds, World Trade Organization and changes in business environment. You will get full support and all your quarries would be answered guaranteed within 48 hours.

Course Content

Part 1

Introduction and Study Plan

· Introduction and know your Instructor

· Study Plan and Structure of the Course

1. Indian Business Environment

1.1. Introduction

1.2. Internal Environment

1.3. External Environment.

1.4. Importance of Environment.

1.5. Financial Environment.

1.6. Environment technology opportunities portal.

1.7. Social, Legal, Economic, Political and Technological (SLEPT) Analysis.

2. Industrial policy and regulatory activities.

2.1. Introduction

2.2. Industrial policies.

2.3. Industrial policy 1956

2.4. Industries left for the private sector.

2.5. Industrial policy 1977

2.6. Industrial policy 1991.

2.7. Stock exchanges.

2.8. Over the Counter Exchange of India (OTCEI).

2.9. Securities and Exchange Board of India.

2.10. Powers and Scope of SEBI.

2.11. Certain Guidelines and Reforms introduced by SEBI.

2.12. Secondary Market and Various Intermediaries

2.13. Insider Training

2.14. LPG Policy

2.14.1. Liberalization

2.14.2. Privatization

2.14.3. Globalization.

3. Economic Environment of Business

3.1. Introduction

3.2. National Income.

3.3. Importance of National Income.

4. Political Environment

4.1. Introduction

4.2. Political and Government Environment.

4.3. Role of Government in Business.

4.4. The Indian Political System.

5. Monetary Policy

5.1. Introduction

5.2. Reserve Bank of India.

5.3. RBI and Monetary Policy.

5.4. RBI and Credit Control.

6. Fiscal Policy

6.1. Introduction

6.2. India’s Fiscal Policy.

6.3. Fiscal Policy and Economic growth.

6.4. Role of Taxes in economic growth.

6.5. Foreign trade policy and BOP.

6.6. Foreign trade policy 2002-2007.

6.7. Indirect Taxes.

7. Socio-Cultural Environment.

7.1. Introduction

7.2. Poverty in India.

7.3. Unemployment in India.

7.4. Human Development.

7.5. Rural development.

7.6. Problems need to be addressed

7.7. Business Ethics

7.8. Characteristics of Ethics

7.9. Ethics and profits

7.10. Corporate Governance.

7.11. Corporate Social Responsibility.

8. Legal Environment

8.1. Introduction

8.2. Salient features of the Third Amendment to the Patent Law.

9. Foreign Exchange Management

9.1. Introduction

Part 2

10. Foreign Trade

10.1. Introduction.

10.2. Foreign Investment.

10.3. India’s FDI Policy.

10.4. Government Approval.

10.5. Determinants of FDI.

10.6. Impact of FDI.

10.7. MNC’s in India.

11. EXIM Policy

11.1. Introduction.

11.2. Special Export Zones (SEZ).

12. International Monetary Fund

12.1. Introduction.

12.2. Organization of IMF

12.3. Board of Governors

12.4. Executive board

12.5. Managing Director

12.6. Financing of the IMF

12.7. Role of IMF in serving its members.

12.8. Criticism of IMF.

12.9. Activities if IBRD.

12.10. Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency.

13. World Trade Organization

13.1. Introduction

13.2. Advantages/Benefits of WTO.

13.3. Impact of WTO on India.

14. Changes in business environment

14.1. Introduction

14.2. Technological Advancement.

14.3. Technology and India.

14.4. Globalization

14.5. Impact of globalization

Part 3

Assignments

15. Discuss the details of Indian business environment.

· Explain International monetary fund. What do you mean by globalization?

· What do you mean by World trade organisation? Explain changes in business environment in your own words.

Downloadable Resources and Templates

· PESTLE Analysis.

· SWOT and PEST Analysis.

· Business Plan.

· WTO.

· List of Regulatory requirements.

Case Study 1 and 2

Templates

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Indian Context

Lecture 1: 1. Introduction and study plan

Lecture 2: 2. Unit 1. Indian business environment

Lecture 3: 3. Unit 1.1. Indian business environment (Introduction)

Lecture 4: 4. Unit 1.2. Internal environment

Lecture 5: 5. Unit 1.3 External Environment

Lecture 6: 6. Unit 1.4. Importance of Environment

Lecture 7: 7. Unit 1.5. Financial Environment

Lecture 8: 8. Unit 1.6. Environment Technology Opportunities Portal

Lecture 9: 9. Unit 1.7. SLEPT Analysis

Chapter 2: Industrial Policy

Lecture 1: 10. Unit 2. Industrial policy and regulatory structure

Lecture 2: 11. Unit 2.1. Industrial policy and regulatory structure (Introduction)

Lecture 3: 12. Unit 2.2. Industrial policies

Lecture 4: 13. Unit 2.3. Industrial policy 1956

Lecture 5: 14. Unit 2.4. Industries left for the Private sector

Lecture 6: 15. Unit 2.5. Industrial policy 1977

Lecture 7: 16. Unit 2.6. Industrial policy 1991

Lecture 8: 17. Unit 2.7. Stock exchanges(Final)

Lecture 9: 18. Unit 2.8. Over the counter exchange of India

Lecture 10: 19. Unit 2.9. Securities and Exchange Board of India

Lecture 11: 20. Unit 2.10. Powers and Scope of SEBI

Lecture 12: 21. Unit 2.11. Certain Guidelines and Reforms Introduced by SEBI

Lecture 13: 22. Unit 2.12. Secondary market and various intermediaries

Lecture 14: 23. Unit 2.13. Insider Training

Lecture 15: 24. Unit 2.14.1. LPG Policy (Liberalisation)

Lecture 16: 25. Unit 2.14.2. Privatisation

Lecture 17: 26. Unit 2.14.3. Globalisation

Chapter 3: Economic Environment

Lecture 1: 27. Unit 3. Economic environment of Business

Lecture 2: 28. Unit 3.1. Economic environment of Business (Introduction)

Lecture 3: 29. Unit 3.2. National income

Lecture 4: 30. Unit 3.3. Importance of National income

Chapter 4: Political Environment

Lecture 1: 31. Unit 4.Political environment

Lecture 2: 32. Unit 4.1. Political Environment Introduction (final)

Lecture 3: 33. Unit 4.2. Political and government environment

Lecture 4: 34. Unit 4.3.Role of government in business

Lecture 5: 35. Unit 4.4. The Indian political system

Chapter 5: Monetary Policy

Lecture 1: 36. Unit 5.Monetary policy

Lecture 2: 37. Unit 5.1. Monetary policy (Introduction)

Lecture 3: 38. Unit 5.2. Reserve Bank of India

Lecture 4: 39. Unit 5.3. RBI and monetary policy

Lecture 5: 40. Unit 5.4. RBI and credit control

Chapter 6: Fiscal Policy

Lecture 1: 41. Unit 6. Fiscal policy

Lecture 2: 42. Unit 6.2. India 's Fiscal policy

Lecture 3: 43. Unit 6.3. Fiscal policy and economic growth

Lecture 4: 44. Unit 6.4. Role of Taxes in Economic growth

Lecture 5: 45. Unit 6.5. Foreign trade policy and BOP

Lecture 6: 46. Unit 6.6. Foreign trade policy

Lecture 7: 47. Unit 6.7.Indirect Taxes

Chapter 7: Socio-Cultural Environment

Lecture 1: 48. Unit 7.Socio cultural environment

Lecture 2: 49. Unit 7.1.Socio-Cultural environment

Lecture 3: 50. Unit 7.2. Poverty in India

Lecture 4: 51. Unit 7.3.Unemployment in India

Lecture 5: 52. Unit 7.4.Human development

Lecture 6: 53. Unit 7.5. Rural development

Lecture 7: 54. Unit 7.6. Problems needs to be addressed

Lecture 8: 55. Unit 7.7.Business ethics

Lecture 9: 56. Unit 7.8. Characteristics of ethics

Lecture 10: 57. Unit 7.9.Ethics and profits

Lecture 11: 58. Unit 7.10. Corporate governance

Lecture 12: 59. Unit 7.11. Corporate social responsibility

Chapter 8: Legal Environment

Lecture 1: 60. Unit 8. Legal environment

Lecture 2: 61. Unit 8.1. Legal Environment (Introduction)

Lecture 3: 62. Unit 8.2. Salient features of the third amendment to the Patent law

Chapter 9: Foreign Exchange and Trade

Lecture 1: 63. Unit 9. Foreign exchange management

Lecture 2: 64. Unit 9.1. Foreign exchange (Introduction)

Lecture 3: 65. Unit 10.Foreign trade (Final)

Lecture 4: 66. Unit 10.1. Foreign trade (Introduction)

Lecture 5: 67. Unit 10.2. Foreign investment

Lecture 6: 68. Unit 10.3. India's FDI Policy

Lecture 7: 69. Unit 10.4. Government approval

Lecture 8: 70. Unit 10.5. Determinants of FDI

Lecture 9: 71. Unit 10.6. Impact of FDI

Lecture 10: 72. Unit 10.7. MNC's in India

Chapter 10: Exim Policy

Lecture 1: 73. Unit 11.Exim policy

Lecture 2: 74. Unit 11.1. Exim policy(Introduction)

Lecture 3: 75. Unit 11.2. Special expert zones

Chapter 11: IMF

Lecture 1: 76. Unit 12. International monetary fund

Lecture 2: 77. Unit 12.1. International Monetary Fund(Introduction)

Lecture 3: 78. Unit 12.2. Organisations of IMF

Lecture 4: 79. Unit 12.3. Board of governors

Lecture 5: 80. Unit 12.4. Executive Board

Lecture 6: 81. Unit 12.5. Managing director

Lecture 7: 82. Unit 12.6. Financing of IMF

Lecture 8: 83. Unit 12.7. Role of IMF in serving it's members

Lecture 9: 84. Unit 12.8. . Criticism of IMF

Lecture 10: 85. Unit 12.9. Activities of IBRD

Lecture 11: 86. Unit 12.10.Multilateral investment guarantee agency)

Chapter 12: World Trade Organisation

Lecture 1: World Trade Organisation

Lecture 2: 88. Unit 13.1.World trade organisation (Introduction)

Instructors

Human and Emotion: CHRMI
E Learning, Consulting, Leadership Development

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