According to economist Milton Friedman, the main purpose of a business is to maximize profits for its owners, and in the case of a publicly-traded company, the stockholders are its owners. Others contend that a businesss principal purpose is to serve the interests of a larger group of stakeholders, including employees, customers, and even society as a whole. Philosophers often assert that businesses should abide by some legal and social regulations. Anu Aga, ex-chairperson of Thermax Limited, once said, "We survive by breathing but we cant say we live to breathe. Likewise, making money is very important for a business to survive, but money alone cannot be the reason for business to exist."Table Of Content :1 Introduction to Business2 Economics and Business3 Business Ethics and Social Responsibility4 International Business5 Business Writing6 Types of Business Ownership7 Small Business and Entrepreneurship8 Management9 Organizational Structure10 Operations Management11 Motivation Theories and Applications12 Human Resource Management13 Organized Labor Relations14 Marketing and the Customer Relationship15 Product and Pricing Strategies16 Product Distribution17 Marketing Communications18 Financial Statements19 Financial Management20 Managing Information Technology21 The Functions of Money and BankingThe eBooks app features allows the user to : Custom Fonts Custom Text Size Themes / Day mode / Night mode Text Highlighting List / Edit / Delete Highlights Handle Internal and External Links Portrait / Landscape Reading Time Left / Pages left In-App Dictionary Media Overlays (Sync text rendering with audio playback) TTS - Text to Speech Support Book Search Add Notes to a Highlight Last Read Position Listener Horizontal reading Distraction Free ReadingCredits :Boundless (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0))FolioReader, Heberti Almeida (CodeToArt Technology)Cover by Designed by new7ducks / FreepikPustaka Dewi, www.pustakadewi.com
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