The principle of management by exception is most likely to be applied in the management function of:
A.Planning
B.Organizing
C.Directions
D.Control
E.All of the above
A.Planning
B.Organizing
C.Directions
D.Control
E.All of the above
A.Entertainment tax
B.Sales tax
C.Income tax
D.Import duty
A.To exploit the parties involved in the exchange
B.To ensure that parties to an exchange are made better off
C.To make trade among individuals so that the middle-man realizes a profit
D.Unjustified because the traders them selves could engage in trade and be better off if they did not pay the middle-men
E.All of the above
A.Cigarettes
B.Medicines in a hospital
C.New print
D.News paper
E.Car for factory manager
A.Fixed costs
B.Variable costs
C.Total costs line
D.Average fixed costs
E.Average total costs
A.Bombay
B.Calcutta
C.New Delhi
D.Madras
E.Trivandrum
A.IFCI
B.IDBI
C.FCI
D.IRCI
A.DCM Limited
B.Voltas Ltd
C.IFFCO
D.BARC
A.Combines several different ingredients or assembles numerous component parts to manufacture a product
B.Starts with basic raw materials and breaks it down into various constituent products
C.Is characterized by an uninterupted flow of operations from raw materials to end product
D.Involves operations which are repeated in the same way
E.Involves non-repetitive operations
A.Judging
B.Finding
C.Hiring
D.Matching
E.None of the above