BBA concepts explained simply
8 articlesA profitable company can still go bankrupt. A loss making company can survive for years. The difference is cash flow, and most BBA students confuse the two until it kills them in exams.
Porters Five Forces is the most commonly assigned framework in BBA strategy courses — and the most commonly fumbled in submissions. This guide breaks down each force with examples.
The clearest explanation of supply, demand and equilibrium you will read — with real Pakistani market examples.
Pakistani students almost never negotiate stipends. Here is the script, the research and the courage to do it right.
Break-even analysis tells you exactly how much you need to sell to cover costs. Formula, examples, and how to use it in assignments.
Net Present Value confused you in finance class? Here is NPV explained in plain English with worked examples — no jargon, no skipped steps.
SWOT analysis is one of the most tested concepts in BBA. Here is the simplest explanation with real company examples and a step-by-step guide for your assignments.
Return on Investment explained in plain English with worked examples.