A vertical demand curve for a commodity shows that demand is
A.Highly elastic
B.Perfectly melastic
C.Fairly elastic
D.Moderately elastic
E.Totally inelastic
A.Highly elastic
B.Perfectly melastic
C.Fairly elastic
D.Moderately elastic
E.Totally inelastic
A.prices rise
B.prices drop
C.prices remain unchanged
D.prices fluctuate heavily
A.specifying product details
B.specifying quality standards
C.specifying details of work
D.none of the above
A.Rising
B.Falling
C.Constant
D.Dometimes rising sometimes falling
E.Depends on several variables
A.fixed cost
B.variable cost
C.income
D.none of the above
A.Immediately on joning the service
B.After one month of joining the service
C.After 120 days of joining of service
D.After 240 days of joining the service
E.After one year of joining the service
A.Industrial Disputes Act
B.Workmen’s Compensation Act
C.Employees State Insurance Act
D.Employees Provident Fund Act
E.All of the above
A.Technical causes
B.Human causes
C.Environmental causes
D.A combination of human, technical and environmental causes
A.Corporate bonds
B.Treasury bills
C.Debentures
D.Treasury bonds
E.State government bonds
A.The maximum time which an activity might require
B.The average time required for a job
C.The time which has the highest probability of occurrence associated with it
D.The minimum time in which an activity can possibly be accomplished
E.The earliest possible time that an event can be reached or an activity completed.