If two commodities are jointly demanded they are
A.Inferior goods
B.Compliments
C.Necessities
D.Substitutes
E.Multiple goods
A.Inferior goods
B.Compliments
C.Necessities
D.Substitutes
E.Multiple goods
A.Random variations in operator movements and pace
B.Random variations in the positions of parts worked with
C.Random variations in the position of the tools used
D.Random variations caused by slight errors in watch reading
E.Random variations caused by electricity failures
A.Kandla
B.Cochin
C.Calcutta
D.Goa
A.Economic equality
B.Economic stability
C.Private initiative
D.Best optimum use of available resources
A.Stability of rating scale
B.Worker acceptance
C.Valid
D.Quickly constructed
E.Reliable
A.Reduced frustration
B.Improvement in work performance
C.Development of good human relations
D.Creation of interests and attention
E.Better profits
A.Fastest worker
B.Average worker
C.Slow worker
D.Apprentice
E.Any of the above
A.All managers are complex in behaviour and it is difficult to get work done
B.X managers in organisation will not work and Y managers will work. The ratio X/Y depends on the organisational set up
C.The ratio X/Y is always on 0.5 for any organisation
D.X theory managers pressume that the average human being has an inherent dislike of work and will avoid it if he can
E.None of the above
A.Pay back method
B.Average return on investment method
C.Present value method
D.Discounted cash flow method
E.Cost accounting method
A.Payment of Wages Act
B.Payment of Bonus Act
C.Employees Provident Fund Act
D.Workmen’s Compensation Act
E.All of the above