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AIWMI Exam CCRA-L2 Topic 2 Question 91 Discussion

Actual exam question for AIWMI's CCRA-L2 exam
Question #: 91
Topic #: 2
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''Following four entities operate in the Indian IT and BPO space. They all are into same segment of providing off-shore analytical services. They all operate on the labour cost-arbitrage in India and the countries of their clients. Following information pertains for the year ended March 31, 2013.

The year FY13, was typically a good year for Indian IT companies. For FY14, the economic analysts have given following predictions about the IT Industry:

A) It is expected that INR will appreciate sharply against other USD.

B) Given high inflation and attrition in IT Industry in India, the wages of IT sector employees will increase more sharply than Inflation and general wage rise in country.

C) US Congress will be passing a bill which restricts the outsourcing to third world countries like India.

While analyzing the four entities, you come across following findings related to Glowing:

Glowing is promoted by Mr.M R Bhutta, who has earlier promoted two other business ventures, He started with ABC Entertainment Ltd in 1996 and was promoter and MD of the company. ABC was a listed entity and

its share price had sharp movements at the time of stock market scam in late 1990s. In 1999, Mr.Bhutta sold his entire stake and resigned from the post of MD. The stock price declined by about 90% in coming days and has never recovered. Later on in 2003, Mr.Bhutta again promoted a new business, Klear Publications Ltd (KCL) an in the business of magazine publication. The entity had come out with a successful IPO and raised money from public. Thereafter it ran into troubles and reported losses. In 2009, Mr.Bhutta went on to exit this business as well by selling stake to other promoter(s). There have been reports in both instances with allegations that promoters have siphoned off money from listed entities to other group entities, however, nothing has been proved in any court.''

Which of the following risks do not exist for Indian IT industry?

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Suggested Answer: A

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Quentin
15 days ago
This question is a real brain-teaser! The information about the promoter's past ventures is intriguing, but I'm going to try to stay focused on the key risks facing the Indian IT industry. Based on the predictions provided, I think the correct answer is C) Exchange Rate Risk, Interest rate risk.
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Sharee
16 days ago
The question mentions that the IT industry in India is facing high inflation and attrition, which could lead to sharp increases in employee wages. I think this would fall under the 'Skilled Manpower Risk' category, so I'll mark that as one of the risks that exist for the Indian IT industry.
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Gladis
17 days ago
Ha! The promoter of Glowing, Mr. Bhutta, seems like quite the serial entrepreneur. Promoting and exiting businesses like they're going out of style. I wonder if he's got a business card that says 'Professional Promoter' on it.
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Keshia
1 months ago
The question provides a lot of background information on the promoters of one of the entities, Glowing. While this is interesting, I'm not sure how relevant it is to answering the question about the risks facing the Indian IT industry. I'll focus on the key information provided in the question.
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Lina
7 days ago
B) Interest rate risk, Skilled Manpower Risk
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Lina
20 days ago
A) Raw material price risk, Exchange rate Risk
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Alease
2 months ago
I believe option A) Raw material price risk, Exchange rate Risk are the risks that do not exist for Indian IT industry.
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Jacqueline
2 months ago
This exam question seems to focus on the risks facing the Indian IT industry. I think the correct answer is C) Exchange Rate Risk, Interest rate risk, as the question states that the Indian rupee is expected to appreciate sharply against the US dollar, and the IT industry is not directly impacted by interest rate fluctuations.
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Lelia
22 days ago
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Lashanda
1 months ago
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Madelyn
2 months ago
I agree with you. Those risks are not as relevant in the IT industry.
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Gail
2 months ago
I think option C) Exchange Rate Risk, Interest rate risk do not exist for Indian IT industry.
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