Micromotion study is
A.Enlarged view of motion study
B.Analysis of one stage of motion chart
C.Motion study when seen on a time chart
D.Sub-division of an operation into therbligs and their analysis
E.Motion study with micro-seconds as units
A.Enlarged view of motion study
B.Analysis of one stage of motion chart
C.Motion study when seen on a time chart
D.Sub-division of an operation into therbligs and their analysis
E.Motion study with micro-seconds as units
A.Paan Parag and Paan Bahar
B.Cigarettes and Bidis
C.Radiosets and Transistors
D.Birds and Cages
A.Rs. 12,870,005
B.12,900,005
C.Rs. 12,943,400
D.12,240,500
E.Rs. 17,50,500
A.To prevent accidents
B.To make the workplace risk free
C.To supply emergency medical service to workers and their families
D.To prevent occupational diseases
A.A depression in building industry
B.An increase in the demand for houses
C.The development of cheap industrial building process
D.A decrease in productivity of bricklayer
E.None of the above
A.hour-for-hour plan
B.group plan
C.Beedaux plan
D.none of the above
A.Buyers and sellers
B.Supply and demand
C.Price and quality
D.Quantity and quantity
E.All of the above
A.Other things remaining the same firms profit will fall
B.More men will be employed because the higher wages attract them
C.Prices of the product will soon rise
D.Employers will substitute machines for men where possible
E.Fewer men will be employed
A.Fixed deposits
B.Recurring deposit
C.Savings deposits
D.Cash certificates
E.Traveller’s cheqe.
A.Sufficient funds are available under reserve and surplus
B.Company has declared good dividends in the past
C.Sales are increasing
D.Gross profit is reasonable
E.The company has no loans outstanding