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028			_bAllied Informatics, Jaipur _c5040/18/07/2018 _d5040/18/07/2018 _q2018-19
040			_aBSDU _bEnglish _cBSDU
082			_a658.421 _bDES
100			_aDesai, Vasant
245			_aEntrepreneurship Development and Business Communication
260			_aMumbai _bHimalaya Publishing House _c2013
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500			_aEntrepreneurship is an important aspect of the business and industrial growth of a modern nation. The spirit of entrepreneurship is marked by enthusiasm, persistence and ability to seek opportunities. It is at the core of all commercial and industrial activity. One need not have a business and financial background in order to be a successful entrepreneur. But an entrepreneur must have the ability to assume risk and take opportunities for profit and advantage. The best way to minimize the risk is to prepare oneself for the road that lies ahead. Although everyone may not be an entrepreneur at heart, it is possible to acquire most of the skills and abilities which are necessary for success in business. The business climate of our country is fast improving and many individuals and families are venturing in to enterprises, small and big. Knowledge and understanding of entrepreneurship are a necessary part of today’s business education. Business Communication is today an integral part of business and management education. Success in business and industry depends largely on a person’s ability to build and sustain relationships with different sections of society, customers, suppliers, employees and people at large in and outside the market. Communication skill is all the more important for service industries whose success depends not only on the quality but also on the manner and the style in which the service is rendered; the human relationship is as important as the quality.
504			_aContents - 1. The concept of Entrepreneurship 2. Characteristics of Entreprenerus 3. Different Forms of Entreprenership 4. The Role of Entrepreneurs 5. The Entrepreneur and the Law 6. Promotion of a Venture 7. Financing of New Ventures 8. Project Planning 9. Feasibility Studies 10. Project Appraisal 11. Reports 12. Layout of a Business Letter 13. Letters of Offer 14. Orders 15. Status Inquiries and Recommendatiions 16. Collectiion Letters 17. Claims and Adjustments
650			_aManagement
700			_aRai, Urmila
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