FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT in 1 Shot - Everything Covered | Class 12th Business Studies

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[@shanali8997]

Thank you mam🙂🙂

[@keshavrajpoot8606]

Borrowed Funds

[@abhishekmehta6922]

Both are right but I chose ower fund

[@apurvjha2481]

1:15:12 Borrowing fund😊

[@ammu__29]

1:15:13 Borrowed fund is in that case because the company cash flow is positive so it can easily pay the interest 👍🏻👍🏻 thanks you so much mam aap bahut achhe se padha ti ho mere sare doubt and concepts clear ho gye😊😊

[@adityaghoshi7755]

1:15:17 borrowed fund because company can easily pay interest amount

[@rashi_-goyal]

1:15:21 borrowed funds ❤

[@shreyansh1531]

Listen this on 2x speed and it sounds like an rap🤣😂.....jokes apart the lecture is superb...noice explanation 🔥

[@IshaGupta-uo7ex]

Bhai Nice hota hai

[@lalitleosharma]

if you listen it on 2x speed then it sounds normal maam bahut dheere dheere padhati hein thts why but bahut accha padhati h

[@thegenuinestudy1666]

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[@Maxxgamex]

I would prefer to use borrowed fund - because, if my company's cash flow position is in (+) that means cash postion or finance of the company have some inflows and outflows as well and i knww about it so I'll definitely go for the borrowed fund so that i am able to pay intrest and all ❤️

[@redbilla365]

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[@pradeeppandey8256]

Solution of question
B ) borrowed funds

[@Entrepreneurshipmindset205]

1:15:15 borrowed fund is best in this case.

[@sakshamguliacoc7318]

Right

[@jainsargamoriginal]

Borrowed fund

[@aakashff4873]

Yes

[@MuskanMuskan-zx6lx]

Such a amazing teacher 😊😊😊 👍👍👍

[@adityaghoshi7755]

2:35:01 mam but in book there is written that --->
during boom period required more working capital on the other hand during depression period required less working capital .
Please tell me whether I am right or wrong 🙏🏻❤️

[@omagarwal1666]

right

[@Satyamrj_410]

Option B:- Borrowed fund because of positive cash flow...
Matlab mere paas itne paise hai ki Mai interest Chuka skta hu...
Thankew mam for explanation 😊🥰

[@livegamer9994]

1:15:14 borrowed funds as the company cash flow is positive so it is easy to pay interest

[@tbgamingzone5412]

Option b- Borrowed fund is the best way for raising fund as the company has the regular and positive cash flow so, the company can easily pay the interest in borrowed fund.

[@sajalbajpai4357]

Hi mam mera paper 17 Oct 2022 ko tha me bhoot dara hua tha lekin fir jab paper hath me aaya to ek baat nikali ki yaar bada hi aa shan aaya hai case to me bus 2 se 3 minute lag rahe the paper bhoot aaja gaya
Se aapki badotal hai thankyou
Mam

[@uroosahussain2455]

100% clear concept thank you so much 😊 finally I understand everything after watching full

[@preetiprabhaparida6446]

Amazing explanation mam thank you so much no one can explain bst like you🤩

[@sumitprajapati8323]

Hiii

[@tanishsaini1077]

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[@himanshujb]

Yes

[@VIVEKKUMAR-dp6yk]

Unse acha to tm explain kr sakti ho

[@sajalbajpai4357]

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And mam please kuch important case study karbate rahana
Mam you inspire all of us
Thank you for teach us 👨‍🏫

[@vanshikasagar8344]

1:14:50 , if the company has positive and regular cash flows, then they can choose borrowed funds, as they will be able to easily repay the installments

[@sumitkumarrai4067]

1:15:00 option b

[@jatinmethani7767]

borrowed funds

[@archanasharma6191]

Maam in factors affecting financing decisions .. both costs and floatation costs are stated in books . But arent they same ? Whats the difference between two ?

[@nehaljain2688]

Cost = jo product banane Mai lgti hai cost jaise raw material
Flotation cost= expenses incurred during isse of securities

[@karansharma5902]

Mam you are really an amazing teacher 🥰🥰😊😊

[@dhruvshukla6861]

mam I must say you explain really beautifully Thank's for making all these concepts really easy ☺☺

[@Mr.Sarthak_ji]

1:15:14 borrowed fund

[@yash_sharma.indore]

1:15:03 Borrowed Funds 😊😊😊

[@chaudhary2310]

1:15:18 borrowed fund because company are able to pay the internet on debt security

[@YuvikaBaghel]

she really teaches so well

[@kajalyadav8258]

B) borrowed fund

[@sajalbajpai4357]

Mam kal mera bst ka paper hai mene aapke sare notes phad liye hai and i am ready to exam i promise to you i score highest marks in my class i need your blessing
Thank you mam

[@rishurajrishuraj4905]

Maim ur teaching style is so amazing and energetic. Thank u maim 🥰

[@shamshadtrainvlogs]

I am from Kolkata thanks 🙏

[@theknowledgestudies4328]

Have u visited in murshidabad

[@apurvjha2481]

The best teacher of bst ❤😊

[@kokilas.2401]

1:10:56 mam what is the difference between floatation cost and cost

[@alkyl_]

FC refers to the *cost of raising funds* either through debt or equity whereas cost in case of debt refers to the interest payments that a company has to make on borrowed funds whereas in case of equity, it's the return expected by the shareholders

[@kokilas.2401]

@@alkyl_ thank you so much

[@rableenkaur9007]

the dividend distribution tax goes in hand of central govt or state gov?

[@khushalkhatri2271]

Mam In the topic factor affecting financing decision what is the difference between cost and floating cost... Can you please tell

[@its__me234]

Floating cost is the part of the cost...cos is wide term while floating is narrow term

[@priyanka.5871]

Cost means interest rate to be paid on the fund.. While flotation cost means cost involved in raising the fund. Hope it is clr..

[@SumanSharma6684_]

In the case of positive cash flow the company may be choose borrowed fund 🔥
Thanks disha mam for your easy and very energetic explanation 🩷🫡🤌

[@karansharma5902]

It should follow borrowed fund

[@smiley8046]

Company should chooses as the company has regular & positive cash. Option B, therefore, company should raised borrowed funds

[@Sutane_wala]

Mam sach ma, MAJA aa gya sbke video dekhe saare upar upar se bta dete ha lekin mam apne bilkul detail ma btaya Thankyou Mam

[@chirag1652]

1:15:04 Borrowed fund

[@MuskanMuskan-zx6lx]

Mam the correct answer is option B i.e.. borrowed fund

[@shakilahamd3708]

Borrowed funds 😊
Mam

[@jamiekhajuria2252]

The answer of do it yourself question is obviously borrowed funds mam

[@lakshyarajvaidya3520]

1:15:17 borrowed

[@Lifeofshreya06]

1:49:27 capital structure

[@royal_queen4uh]

THANK YOU MAM....🦋🙌

[@anooppaswan7938]

God bless you Thank you Ma'am 🙏

[@Haniaameer_official1]

Thank you miss you are so sweet 😊

[@krishgarg5380]

answer is option B borrowed funds

[@rashmishukla9814]

Amazing explanation 😍😍

[@himanshujb]

Yes

[@Surya30480]

1:15:13 Borrowed Funds

[@harishankarasati4509]

1;15:12 ans is borrowed fund

[@deepshikha3354]

Superb explanation... Thankyou mam for making this so.. much understandable..

[@avilatiyan3308]

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[@uroosahussain2455]

Mam such a nice and helpful explanation

[@cajourney.]

Answer
Borrowed funds
Thanks for your efforts

[@_Anonymous_Hu_Bhai]

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[@BadSomenYT]

1:29:45 -: Borrowed Fund 🥂

[@selfstudyprofessional5857]

I am from Nepal ,,( thanks a lot for your video)❤️

[@Caaspirant860]

answer is borrowed fund because firm has sufficient cash or fund to pay the interest

[@touheedzehen1041]

I agree

[@tanishsaini1077]

no

[@prachigujjar3565]

The company prefer BORROWED FUND

[@ProphetJesusChrist]

Borrowed fund

[@Mysac-888]

Am I tripping or Is this real account of meme "mere yasu yashu" 💀

[@AvniPanwar-iy5db]

Wtf ye idhr kaise

[@Gopal295]

Maamm apka jo video ka length ke karn aap jo hai last bhaut tej phara rahi thi.....
Plz thoda slow padaye.... 😢😢😢

[@shanali8997]

Borrowed funds

[@babytiwary7015]

Borrowed fund should be choose by the company...

[@satyamsingh5696]

Ans borrowed fund

[@krishgarhewal]

Amazing explanation mam 🤟

[@VanshikaGupta-l8g]

Borrowed fund because the company cash flow is positive so It can be easily pay interest

[@vinukashyapcomedy746]

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[@bhavyabadada7397]

Mam in "factors affecting financial decisions"
what is the difference between COST And FLOATATNG COST.

[@जयराधाकृष्ण]

Floatation cost mtlb cost of raising the fund

[@Ashish-kt5pn]

Backchod mal cost matlab total cost bsdk mc bc randa 😊

[@VimleshKumar-vv6xo]

Thanks for sharing this video

[@i_shatakshi_pandit]

mam you are the best teacher...your explanation is soo easy to understand....

[@Rahulpatel-cj6yv]

Borred fund ❤

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[@caaspirant18_]

Company should should choose borrowed Fund

[@almanraza6083]

Best! Thank You!

[@ravish2440]

1:15:10 borrowed funda for sure

[@instagramreels9073]

Thank you ma'am for your efforts ❤

[@SatishKumar-if5hd]

Thank you mam for all your hard work. You are a great teacher. It's really very long chapter but you have made very easy for us.

[@neeleshpatelkhunnu8276]

Really mam your teaching style is fantastic very helpful for us

[@mehtapankaj6166]

Bonds vs Debentures?

[@sanjeev7824]

same

[@Iluvsushie]

Bonds govt issue karti and debentures company issue karti hai and baaki dono ka purpose same hota

[@Allinone-pv3lv]

Borrowed fund , because company 's cash flow is positive and company can easily pay the interest . That's why we should choose borrowed fund

[@himanshuhimanshupal2770]

Thankyou mam, for clear our doubts❤

[@Shreya_srivastva]

Thankyou mam for this Palatial video 🥰

[@yashikaagoyal7399]

Mam, I think borrowed fund because of positive cash flow

[@romydevi672]

Thankyou so much mam...you are amazing one mam❤️

[@act_now2004]

ans. borrowed funds maam

[@deekshakevlog]

borrowed fund

[@barfamohini3118]

Thanku mem ❤️

[@karansharma5902]

Bhai mam likh

[@adityarajparichha9846]

Thank You Very Very Very Much My Dearest Mam 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Rampandey1]

I am from Punjab thank u mam

[@karansharma5902]

I am also from Punjab bro

[@abhayojha5332]

1:26:42

[@tamannaguleria3382]

Very nice explanation!!!!😮❤❤mam you r too good!

[@Dranzer_08]

Borrowed funds is the ans

[@ShadowXKrishna]

1:15:08 BORROWED FUND ❤🥱

[@KaifiaThind]

If the company has regular and positive cash flow it can choose borrowed capital as it will be in position to pay for interest that is charge against profit.

[@sushilaniruddhajoshi8646]

Borrowed funds because their is regular cash flow regular cash flow means interest can be Pais easily if a company does not have regular cash flow they will move towards owned funds .

[@arnav_gupta_1004]

Thank youuu !!!!❤❤❤❤

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Thank you so much 😊

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2:20:03