A fall in demand for the product of a monopolised industry when predicted with lead to
A.A fall in price
B.A decrease in number of firms in the long run
C.A decrease in the output of each firms
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.A fall in price
B.A decrease in number of firms in the long run
C.A decrease in the output of each firms
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.Increase in real national income
B.Increase in real national income per head of the working population
C.Increase in net annual investment
D.Increase net annual private investment
E.Increase in transactions involving transfer of money
A.to ensure quality goods
B.to promote exports
C.to finance small scale entrepreneurs
D.to finance sick industries
A.rapid population growth
B.deficiency in investment
C.high capital output ratio
D.All of the above
A.increases
B.decreases
C.remains unaffected
A.Increase organizational effectiveness
B.Increase profits
C.Prenant works obsolesence
D.Increase managrical effectiveness
E.None of the above
A.Recruitment
B.Selection
C.Human resource planning
D.Placement
E.Human resource auditing
A.Management
B.Workers
C.Workers union
D.Management and workers union
E.Certifying officer of government
A.Some wants are complementary
B.Wants differ intensity
C.Wants are limited in number
D.Wants are satisfied for the time being and are, therefore recurrent
A.under development
B.inadequate employment planning
C.rapid population growth
D.All of the above