The elasticity of demand explains the relationship between
A.Income and demand
B.Price and demand
C.Price of substitutes and demand
D.Utility and demand
E.Price of substitutes and utility
A.Income and demand
B.Price and demand
C.Price of substitutes and demand
D.Utility and demand
E.Price of substitutes and utility
A.Taylor
B.Drucker
C.McGregor
D.Galileo
E.Parkinson
A.Pay structures
B.Incentives
C.Cost of living raises
D.Productivity
E.None of the above
A.Normal time
B.Normal time + allowances
C.Normal time + avoidable delays + allowances
D.Normal time + unavoidable delays + allowances
E.Normal time + idle time + allowances
A.There should be a clear distribution between line and staff operation and control
B.A clear understanding of authority under each position
C.A well established and known system of communication
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.Planning
B.Organizing
C.Directing
D.Control
E.All of the above
A.Bearer cheque
B.Crossed cheque
C.Traveller’s cheque
D.Order cheque
A.State financial corporations
B.State Bank of India
C.Traveller’s cheque
D.Punjab National Bank
A.Line organisation
B.Line and staff organisation
C.Functional organisation
D.Effective organisation
E.None of the above
A.All commodities for which there is a high demand by all types of consumers
B.All goods other than free goods whose uses directly satisfies consumer wants
C.All goods other than free goods used by consumers in order to earn their living
D.All the factories and mines used by the community to satisfy their wants
E.All tangible goods produced for consumption in a free economic system