A.equating price and marginal revenue
B.equating price and average total cost
C.increasing marginal cost and lowering average fixed costs
D.equating marginal cost and marginal revenue
A.The stock market
B.The yield on common stocks
C.A drop in pension fund assets
D.A drop in deposits at saving in post offices
E.A drop in deposits at commercial banks
A.Management information system
B.Manufacturing industrial service
C.Mass interviewing and selection
D.Mutual inventory supplies
E.Multiple individual skills
A.Jobbing work
B.Batch production
C.Continuous type of production
D.Efficient machine utilization ratio
E.None of the above
A.average costs will rise as output reaches a certain level – then they will begin to fall
B.total costs will rise as output reaches a certain level – then they will begin to fall
C.marginal costs will rise as output reaches certain level – then they will begin to fall
D.average costs will fall as output reaches a certain level – then they will begin to rise
A.Rs. 492.00
B.Rs. 542.00
C.Rs. 548.50
D.Rs. 600.00
E.Rs. 692.00
A.is always the first event
B.is always the last event
C.either of (A) and (B) above
D.is any event other than (A) and (B) above
A.Back rake angle
B.Side rake angle
C.End relief angle
D.Side relief angle
E.Side cutting edge angle
A.how cheap the part is
B.how well the part performs its function
C.how reliable the performance of the pan is
D.how far the performance can be maintained
A.Maximising material insulation
B.Procurement problems
C.Scheduling of production to meet sales forecast
D.All of the above
