Commerce Executive v/s Mathematical Modeling


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Authors

  • Sarabjit Kaur Kalra Department of Mathematics, CT Institute, Maqsudan, Jalalandhar, Punjab, India
  • Harshpreet Kaur Department of Management, CT Institute, Maqsudan, Jalalandhar, Punjab, India
  • Jaspreet Kaur Matharoo Department of Management, CT Institute, Maqsudan, Jalalandhar, Punjab, India
  • Supriya Virdi Department of Administration, CT Institute, Maqsudan, Jalalandhar, Punjab, India

Keywords:

Commerce, Executive, Mathematical Modeling

Abstract

Mathematics can be second-hand to represent real-world situations. Mathematical Models~are used that scrutinize historical data and use probability distribution as input for predicting the future principles. For the Commerce administrative~statistical or quantitative aspects of the various components of the dilemma are the most important. When we build a mathematical model and put into symbols for constants and variables, which for the most part stand for numbers in Commerce executive. Break-even analysis/Cost-volume-profit model, quantitative model, inventory models are very useful for the Commerce enrichment. In processing executive accounting business, the combination of mathematical models and the actual stipulation of enterprises and communal institutions can effectively solve various organization problems and evade different outfitted risks, But according to the Commerce executive theory, scientific executive accounting is not post-executive, but need the establishment of highly-adaptive mathematical models according to certain mathematical management ideas and principles to measure relevant parameter indexes, solve various difficult problems relating to enterprise supervision, and achieve effective executive. This is of great connotation to the prophecy, planning and control of enterprise procedure tricks.

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15-06-2019

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Sarabjit Kaur Kalra, Harshpreet Kaur, Jaspreet Kaur Matharoo, & Supriya Virdi. (2019). Commerce Executive v/s Mathematical Modeling. International Journal of Mathematics And Its Applications, 7(2), 177–182. Retrieved from http://ijmaa.in/index.php/ijmaa/article/view/260

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