Law of demand correlates
A.quality and quantity
B.quality and price
C.quantity and price
D.price and profit
A.quality and quantity
B.quality and price
C.quantity and price
D.price and profit
A.Control over a key patent
B.Extensive diseconomies of scale in production
C.Control over a strategic raw material
D.Extensive economies of scale in production
E.Control over channels of distribution
A.Vertical line
B.Horizontal lines
C.Area of columns
D.Dotted lines
E.Cross marks
A.Delay
B.Transport
C.Operation
D.Inspection
E.Temporary storage
A.Writing, speaking or signating
B.Receiving comprehensible information
C.The process by while thought is transpered to action
D.Transmitting information from one person, place or thing to another person, place or thing
E.All of the above
A.Incentives
B.Promotions
C.Indirect compensation
D.Reversable
E.All of the above
A.Salary earners
B.Debtors
C.Holders of ordinary shares
D.Preference share holders
A.Paying more for entry level jobs
B.providing further training in job skills
C.adding more tasks at the same level
D.adding some planning and control to a job
E.None of the above
A.Right to private property
B.Economic equality
C.Profit motive
D.Right of free enterprise
A.UP
B.Orissa
C.Gujrat
D.Kerala