The correct answer is: A. a-1, b-4, c-2, d-3
- VED Analysis is a method of classifying items in an inventory based on their value, volume, and criticality.
- Ratio Analysis is a technique used to compare the financial performance of a company over time or to compare the performance of different companies.
- Funds Flow Analysis is a method of analyzing the sources and uses of funds in a company.
- Income & Expenditure Analysis is a method of analyzing the income and expenditure of a company.
Option A is the only option that correctly matches the items in List-I with the items in List-II.
Option B is incorrect because it matches VED Analysis with Income & Expenditure Analysis. VED Analysis is a method of classifying items in an inventory, while Income & Expenditure Analysis is a method of analyzing the income and expenditure of a company.
Option C is incorrect because it matches Ratio Analysis with Inventory control. Ratio Analysis is a technique used to compare the financial performance of a company over time or to compare the performance of different companies, while Inventory control is a method of managing the inventory of a company.
Option D is incorrect because it matches Funds Flow Analysis with Non-Profit organization. Funds Flow Analysis is a method of analyzing the sources and uses of funds in a company, while Non-Profit organization is a type of organization that does not have a profit motive.