Question 3: Compare business with profession and employment.
Answer:
Business: It implies business or the state of being buys. Business means an enterprise engaged in the production and distribution of goods for sale in the market or rendering of services for a price.
Profession: Profession is an occupation involving the provision of personal services of a specialized and expert nature.
Employment: It involves working under contract of employment for or under someone known as the employer in return for wages or salary.
| Basis |
Business |
Profession |
Employment |
| Mode of Establishment |
Promotes take decision, registration and other formalities as prescribed by law. |
Membership of a professional body or certificate. |
Service contact or letter of appointment. |
| Nature of Work |
Goods and services provided to the public. |
Personalized. |
Performing work assigned by employer. |
| Qualification |
No minimum qualification is essential. |
Specialized knowledge. |
As per service requirement. |
| Basic Motive |
Earning profits by satisfying needs of society. |
Rendering services. |
Earning salary or wage by serving the employer. |
| Capital |
Capital investment required as per size of the firm. |
United capital required. |
No capital required. |
| Reward |
Profits. |
Professional fee. |
Salary or wages. |
| Risk |
Profits are uncertain and irregular. |
Fees are regular and were negative. |
No risk. |
| Transfer of Interest |
Transfer of interest is possible with some formalities. |
Not possible. |
Not transferable. |
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