Exam Details
Subject | international trade and agriculture | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | mba | |
Department | ||
Organization | solapur university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 07, December, 2018 | |
City, State | maharashtra, solapur |
Question Paper
M.B.A. II (Semester IV) (CBCS) Examination, 2018
Group F Agriculture Busines Management (Paper
International Trade and Agriculture
Day and Date Friday, 7-12-2018 Max. Marks 70
Time 10.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
Instructions Question No. one is compulsory.
Attempt any two from questions No. two to four.
Attempt any two from questions No. five to seven.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
1. Case Study. 14
Since independence, India has come a long way from being a food-deficit
to a food surplus country. With its varied agro-climatic conditions and large
production base, the country has become a leading exporter of fresh and
processed food products. The Indian government is keen to promote exports
of fresh and processed food products and in recent years, the government has
come up with several reforms and schemes to support exports. The Indian
government is also undertaking policies and schemes for supporting sustainable
agriculture practices and is encouraging organic farming.
Despite these efforts, Indian exporters of agricultural products continue to
face rejections and bans in key markets and most of these are related to
non-compliance with food safety and health standards. Such non-compliance
is because of several reasons including pest infestations, presence of chemical
residues that are banned by the importing country's national food law, higher
than maximum approved levels of chemical residue and food contamination
due to germination of bacteria. Rejection and/or bans have not only led to loss
of income for exporters, farmers and processors, but also loss of market to
exporters from other developing countries who are able to meet the food safety
and health standards of importing countries.
Indian farmers follow traditional farming methods and are less aware about
international food safety and security standards. Despite producing a surplus
food, exports are not increasing and leading to loss.
Analyze the case
Identify the major issues
Recommend alternative solution
Suggest the best solution.
P.T.O.
Seat
No. Set P
Set P
SLR-CL 81 *SLRCL81*
2. Write short note (any two) 14
Regional Integration and Economic Growth
Strategies to boost export
AGMARK.
3. Write short note (any two) 14
Functions of WTO
IDA
GATT.
4. Write short note (any two) 14
Multilateral Trade
Transfer of technology
Effects of tariff monopoly.
5. Discuss in detail SDR mechanism and its working. 14
6. What do you mean by international trade Explain theory of comparative
advantages with suitable examples. 14
7. Write SWOT analysis for following commodities from export point of view
Pulses-Important crops like grams, moong, udid dal, etc.
Oil seeds important crops like soybean, mustard, ground nuts, linseed
etc.
Group F Agriculture Busines Management (Paper
International Trade and Agriculture
Day and Date Friday, 7-12-2018 Max. Marks 70
Time 10.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
Instructions Question No. one is compulsory.
Attempt any two from questions No. two to four.
Attempt any two from questions No. five to seven.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
1. Case Study. 14
Since independence, India has come a long way from being a food-deficit
to a food surplus country. With its varied agro-climatic conditions and large
production base, the country has become a leading exporter of fresh and
processed food products. The Indian government is keen to promote exports
of fresh and processed food products and in recent years, the government has
come up with several reforms and schemes to support exports. The Indian
government is also undertaking policies and schemes for supporting sustainable
agriculture practices and is encouraging organic farming.
Despite these efforts, Indian exporters of agricultural products continue to
face rejections and bans in key markets and most of these are related to
non-compliance with food safety and health standards. Such non-compliance
is because of several reasons including pest infestations, presence of chemical
residues that are banned by the importing country's national food law, higher
than maximum approved levels of chemical residue and food contamination
due to germination of bacteria. Rejection and/or bans have not only led to loss
of income for exporters, farmers and processors, but also loss of market to
exporters from other developing countries who are able to meet the food safety
and health standards of importing countries.
Indian farmers follow traditional farming methods and are less aware about
international food safety and security standards. Despite producing a surplus
food, exports are not increasing and leading to loss.
Analyze the case
Identify the major issues
Recommend alternative solution
Suggest the best solution.
P.T.O.
Seat
No. Set P
Set P
SLR-CL 81 *SLRCL81*
2. Write short note (any two) 14
Regional Integration and Economic Growth
Strategies to boost export
AGMARK.
3. Write short note (any two) 14
Functions of WTO
IDA
GATT.
4. Write short note (any two) 14
Multilateral Trade
Transfer of technology
Effects of tariff monopoly.
5. Discuss in detail SDR mechanism and its working. 14
6. What do you mean by international trade Explain theory of comparative
advantages with suitable examples. 14
7. Write SWOT analysis for following commodities from export point of view
Pulses-Important crops like grams, moong, udid dal, etc.
Oil seeds important crops like soybean, mustard, ground nuts, linseed
etc.
Other Question Papers
Subjects
- (paper – x) financial management
- (paper – xi) human resource management
- accounting for management
- accounting for managers
- agricultural marketing
- agricultural production management
- agro-processing industries and rural industrialization
- banking and insurance (paper – xvi)
- brand management and social marketing
- busines ethics
- business ethics (new) (cbcs)
- business ethics (old)
- corporate planning and strategic management (old)
- corporate planning and strategic management(old cbcs)
- day and date : friday, 30-11-2018 total
- economic environment for business
- entrepreneurship development and project management
- excel
- excellence in management
- export policy, procedure and documents (paper – ii)
- financial decision analysis
- financial management
- fundamentals of agriculture and co-operative management
- fundamentals of agriculture and co-operative management (new cbcs)
- global human resource management
- group d – system management (paper – ii)
- human resource initiatives (paper – ii)
- human resource management
- indian financial system
- indian financial system (paper – xix)
- industrial engineering
- industrial relations and labour regulations
- integrated marketing communication and consumer behaviour
- international busines (paper – xiii)
- international business environment (old)
- international business environment (paper – i)
- international finance
- international financial system and markets
- international financial systems and markets
- international logistics
- international marketing
- international trade and agriculture
- international trade procedures and documentation
- international trade procedures and documentations
- investment management
- it for management
- legal aspects of busines
- legal aspects of business
- logistics and supply chain management
- logistics and supply chain management (paper – xx)
- management accounting
- management accounting (paper–xviii)
- management acounting
- management information system
- managerial communication – i
- managerial communication – ii
- managerial economics
- managerial excellence
- marketing management
- marketing management (cbcs)
- operations management
- organisational behaviour
- organizational behaviour
- paper – ix : marketing management
- paper – xii : production and materials management (old)
- paper – xiii : economic environment of busines
- paper – xiv : managerial comunication – ii
- paper – xv : research methodology
- paper – xvi : event management(new)
- paper – xvi : operations management
- paper – xvii : strategic management
- performance management and compensation
- perspectives of management
- principles of management
- product and brand management
- product and brand management (paper – i)
- production and materials management
- production management and operations research (paper – xii)
- programing concepts and advanced
- programming concepts and advanced excel
- project planning and working capital management
- purchasing and inventory management
- purchasing and inventory management (paper – xix)
- quality management
- relational database management system
- research methodology
- research methodology (paper – xv)
- retail and rural marketing
- sales and distribution management (new) paper – xx
- sales and strategic marketing
- sales and strategic marketing (new cbcs)
- sales and strategic marketing (old)
- security and control information system
- skill development (paper – xix)
- statistical methods
- statistics for management
- strategic financial management
- strategic financial management (paper – ii)
- strategic human resource management
- strategic human resource management (old)
- strategic human resource management (paper – xix)
- system management
- system management security and control information system
- systems management
- systems management (paper – i)
- systems management (paper – ii)
- taxation
- training and development
- training and development gr.c : human resource management
- world class manufacturing