Age has a curvilinear relationship with the exploitation of opportunity. Initially, age will increase the likelihood
that a person will exploit an entrepreneurial opportunity because people gather much of the knowledge necessary
to exploit opportunities over the course of their lives, and because age provides credibility in transmitting that
information to others. However, as people become older, their willingness to bear risks declines, their
opportunity costs rise, and they become less receptive to new information.
(1) As a result, people transmit more information rather than experiment with new ideas as they reach an
advanced age.
(2) As a result, people are reluctant to experiment with new ideas as they reach an advanced age.
(3) As a result, only people with lower opportunity costs exploit opportunity when they reach an advanced age.
(4) As a result, people become reluctant to exploit entrepreneurial opportunities when they reach an advanced
age.
(5) As a result, people depend on credibility rather than on novelty as they reach an advanced age.
Red Oceans represent all the industries in existence today – the known and defined market space. Blue Oceans
denote all industries not in existence today – the unknown and undefined market space. In Red Oceans,
companies try to outperform their rivals in order to grab a greater share of existing demand
Four sentences are given below labeled A, B, C and D. Of these, three sentences need to be arranged in a logical order to form a coherent paragraph/passage. From the given options, choose the one that does not fit the sequence.
A.But such monitoring is not beyond the reach of developing countries, because the necessary equipment is not prohibitively expensive.
B.Unfortunately, air-quality information, especially for the most pernicious fine particles, is not easily available in many highly polluted cities.
C.Poor air quality is often described as reaching a certain “AQI” (Air Quality Index) level, or as being a certain degree above a particular World Health Organization standard.
D.Ideally, air-quality data should be collected, translated into easily understandable language, and widely disseminated in real-time via social media.
The sentence below has been divided into four parts. Identify the part having an error. If no part has an error, mark (5).
(1) Two hundred years later, Emperor Ashoka, (2) who embraced Buddhism, (3) sent emissaries to central and west Asia (4) to spread its message. (5) No error
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YOU ARE THE MANAGER IN A SHOWROOM OF A PRESTIGIOUS CAR COMPANY THAT HAS TO DELIVER A CAR TO A CUSTOMER WITHIN 24 HOURS OF ITS ARRIVAL FROM GO DOWN.BUT THERE IS A TECHNICAL DEFECT IN THE CAR WHICH MAKES IT INELIGIBLE TO BE DELIVERED WITHIN 24 HOURS.YOU BEING THE MANAGER MUST WISELY CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING DECISIONS TO PROTECT YOUR COMPANY'S REPUTATION AS WELL AS SATISFY THE CUSTOMER.
DELIVER THE CAR HIDING THE FACT AND REPLACE WHEN IT COMES TO HIS KNOWLEDGE AND HE DEMANDS FOR REPLACEMENT OR REPAIR.
TELL THE FACT TO THE CUSTOMER AND CONVINCE HIM TO WAIT UNTILL ITS REPLACEMENT
OFFER THE CUSTOMER IN A CONVINCING MANNER STATING THAT THERE WOULD BE A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 5 % IN THE NEXT WEEK.
LIE TO THE CUSTOMER THAT THE REGISTRATION OF THE CAR HAS BEEN DELAYED.
A. it is myth that workers enjoy benefits such as housing,bonuses,training and(usually) lifetime employment.
B. ONGC has been giving discount to cover one-third of the losses state-run oil markets were suffering for selling fuels at government-capped rates even during oil's high run.
C. British construction workers went on strike this month to protest against Italian and Portuguese employees being brought in to british building sites.
D. There are usually more British contractors working abroad than foreigners in britain in the early part of nineteenth century.