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551. |
What is the difference between advertisement and publicity? |
Answer» <th>BASIS FOR COMPARISON</th> <th>ADVERTISING</th> <th>PUBLICITY</th> \t\t\tMeaningThe activity of generating advertisements of products and services to commercialize them is known as Advertising.The activity of providing information about an entity, i.e. a product, an individual or a company to make it popular is known as Publicity.What is it?It is what the company says about its product.It is what others say about the product.Cost involvedVery expensive marketing tool.Free of cost.Given byCompany and its representativeThird PartyIs it under the control of the company?YesNoWhich type of message it conveys?PositiveIt may be positive or negative.Credibility and ReliabilityLessComparatively moreFocus onTarget AudienceAwarenessRepeatationYesNo\t | |
552. |
About median |
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553. |
Features of perfect competition and their implications |
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554. |
Calculate coefficient of correlation of the age of husbands and wife using Karl Pearson method |
Answer» Could u plz give the table to solve it? | |
555. |
Explain the areas where india has surpassed pakistan |
Answer» From which chapter it is?<br>The areas where India has surpassed Pakistan are scientific and technological development, exports of software, defence technology, space research, electronics, genetics, telecommunications, education and health etc. | |
556. |
What is patent right?And why government allow to do this? |
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557. |
Project of chapter- use of statistic tools |
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558. |
What is elasticity of supply |
Answer» It is the degree of responsiveness of the commodity within its own change in price.<br>We have been studying the impact of price on supply. However, all these definitions have been qualitative. With this in mind, the price elasticity of supply came into existence. The price elasticity of supply tackles the quantitative side of the price and supply relationship.It refers to the degree of responsiveness of supply of a commodity with reference to change in the price of such commodity. Note that the price elasticity of supply is always positive. This happens because\xa0of the positive or direct relationship between price and supply, unlike demand. | |
559. |
Find median of following data |
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560. |
What is price elasticity of demand |
Answer» Now as mentioned earlier, the elasticity of demand measures how factors such as price and income affect the demand for a product. Price elasticity of demand measures how the change in a product’s price affects its associated demand. Now you can measure the price elasticity of demand (PED) mathematically as follows:Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) = %\xa0change in quantity demanded / % change in price | |
561. |
Explain whole the chapter concept of cost |
Answer» It is the ependiture incurred on factors of prodution to produce any commodity. | |
562. |
Explain the condition of producer\'s equilibrium with the help of a diagram |
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563. |
What is demand schedule and how many types demand schedule are there ? |
Answer» Demand schedule is a table showing relation between different quantity of commodity to be purchased against different price o f that commodity.There are two types of demand schedule market demand schedule and individual demand schedule.<br>Demand schedule refers to tabular presentation depicting the demand and price relationship .. there are two types of demand schedule individual demand schedule and market demand schedule<br>Sneha Chauhan are you idiot ? you don\'t have any other work to do?<br>There are two type of **** one is short and another one is long mine os long will you wanrt to take it in your ass and give me the taste of your boobs milk<br>There are 2 types of demand schedule Individual demand schedule refers to tabular presentation which shows various quantity are demanded by a consumer at various price in a period of timeMarket demand schedule refer to tabular presentation which shows Various quantities are demanded by all consumer at various price in a period of time<br>Demand schedule is a tabular presentation which shows Various quantities are demanded at various price in a period of time | |
564. |
Theory of demand |
Answer» Demand may be defined as a desire of person to buy a product with sufficient purchasing power and willingness to pay.<br>Demand refers to quantity of a commodity which a consumer is willing and able to purchase at all possible price in a period of time | |
565. |
Extra questions of theory of demand |
Answer» Andi mandi Sandi agar tune reply nahi kara to teri ma behen randi | |
566. |
From where i can get writing material for class 11 project file |
Answer» Vk ohri is very good book for project file of economic<br>Choose any topic uu want in micro or statis. U can also take help of sandeep garg book it will help you ...? | |
567. |
Define supply |
Answer» To study the behaviour of producer economist has developed the theory of supply.<br>Suppply refers to the qty supplied of a commodity that a producer is qilling to sell at a given period of time at a particular price<br>Supply refers to quantity of a commodity that a firm is willing and able to offer for sale at a given price during a given period of time. ☺️ ☺️ ☺️<br>Supply refers to the amount of a good or service that the producers/providers are willing and able to offer to the market at various prices during a period of time. There are two important aspects of supply:\tSupply refers to what is offered for sale and not what is finally sold.\tSupply is a flow. Hence, it is a certain quantity per day or week or month, etc. | |
568. |
What is passing criteria in class 11th in cbse rule |
Answer» 90%<br>Jyada kuch nhi 35 % marks le ana exam me pass to ho hi jaoge..?? | |
569. |
Define normal profit |
Answer» Normal profit is an economic term that describes when a company’s total revenues are equal to its total costs in a perfectly competitive market. | |
570. |
How to find AVC |
Answer» AVC = TVC / Q ....AVC = AFC -AVC<br>Tvc÷q<br>Average variable cost | |
571. |
How firms are interdependent in oligopoly market? |
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572. |
what is the difference between price index and quantity index |
Answer» Price Index Number takes into account the prices of the commodity of the base year as well as of the current year. Quantity Index takes into consideration the weights of goods assigned according to the quantity. | |
573. |
What is the relationship between demand and supply |
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574. |
What is the line of best fit |
Answer» Hello bhavika ..<br>Lawrence curve | |
575. |
Two examples of unlimited needs and limited resources |
Answer» 1.Expecting diamonds but dont have enough money2.Uave an air conditioner but wants its latest technology | |
576. |
What is exchange rate policy? |
Answer» The exchange rate policy refers to the manner in which a country manages its currency in respect to foreign currencies and the foreign exchange market | |
577. |
Which of the following is not concerned with the problem of choice ? |
Answer» Telle the options | |
578. |
What is mean by diagrammatic presentation of data? What are its main method |
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579. |
relationship between Ar Mr |
Answer» Jo b laga le | |
580. |
How to learn eco and sir abki baar aapne videos upload nhi kr rakhi kisi bhi subject ki |
Answer» Bhi ye subject he esa h ???sb sochte re jate h<br>Ya u are right there is no vidoes regarding any subject of business studies , accountancy , eco ....... | |
581. |
Define increase in demand ? |
Answer» No these in wrong.<br>When due to change in factors , other than price of goods , demand of goods increases , it is called increase in demand. In case , demand curve shifts right of the original demand curve. | |
582. |
what is elasticity of demand. explain briefly? |
Answer» Elasticity of demand is defined as the measurment of percentage in quantity demanded in response to a given percentage change in own price of the commodity.Ed= percentage change in quantity deamded / percentage change in price. | |
583. |
What is the component of a table? |
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584. |
How to make a practical file plz answer step wise with example |
Answer» Pata nahi..... | |
585. |
In which situation demand increases and price increases ? Explain with an appropriate example. |
Answer» Necessary goods such as food products<br>Awwwww.....<br>In case of inferior goods price increase causes increase in demand. Let\'s take an example BMW car is counted in inferior goods if its price decreases then the buyers whose demand is inelastic will shift to an another good and its demand will decrease then seller will have to increase its price to increse its demand | |
586. |
Chapter 8 producers equlibreum notes |
Answer» You don\'t have to make notes just remember conditions in MR and MC approach and break even and shut down point. | |
587. |
What is the marginal product of an input |
Answer» Hlw..<br>Marginal product of an input is explained as the change in output per unit of change in the input when all other inputs are held unchanged. When capital is held unchanged, the marginal product of labour is\xa0:MPL\xa0=\xa0Change in output\xa0/\xa0Change in input∆TPL\xa0/ ∆LSince inputs cannot take negative values, marginal product is unexplained at zero degree of input employment. For any degree of an input, the sum of marginal products of every foregoing unit of that input gives the total product. So total product is the sum of marginal products. | |
588. |
Define base rear |
Answer» If yes so the answer is , base year is that year which use to compare prices of a good from current year to find index<br>Are you asking about base year? | |
589. |
What is producer equilibrium |
Answer» Producer eculibirium refer to the.. A producer produce a good those period time. Then consumer mu is 0 | |
590. |
Law of variable proportion |
Answer» The law of variable proportion states that if the inputs of one resource is increased by equal increment per unit of time while the inputs of other resources are held constant, total output will increase, but beyond some point the resulting output increases will become smaller and smaller. ??☺️? | |
591. |
A consumer consumes only two goods. Explain consumers equilibrium with the help of utility analysis |
Answer» Mux/px=Muy/Py=Mum | |
592. |
What is the relationship between the different types of goods with the help of law of demand |
Answer» Normal goods have negative relation between them as their price increase cause decrease in demand. Inferior goods hace positive relation between them as their prices increase demad also increase. | |
593. |
What is supply curve |
Answer» Hlw..<br>Supply curve is graphic representation of the relationship between product price and quantity of product that a seller is willing and able to supply. | |
594. |
Law of veriable prportion |
Answer» The law of variable proportion states that as we increase the quantity of only one input, keeping other inputs fixed, the total product increases at an increasing rate (convex shape) in the beginning, then increases at diminishing rate (concave shape) and after a level of output ultimately falls. | |
595. |
What are law\'s of supply |
Answer» Law of supply states that other things remaining constant , quantity supplied increases with increase in own price of a commodity and vise versa.... | |
596. |
What is explict cost |
Answer» Explicit cost refers to the expenditures incurred or payments made by a firm to various factors of production and also non-factors of production. These costs are recorded in the books of account as they deal with the expenditure incurred on the tangible items. These costs are also called as ‘out of the pocket expenses’. For example, payments in the form of wages for labour, rent for building. | |
597. |
What is the difference between expansion and contraction of supply |
Answer» Gaurav seth how you insert the images on this app<br>Expansion of supply, like that of demand, refers to a movement along the supply curve in response to changes in price. A rise in price, other things remaining same, leads to a rise in supply. Refer to Figure 2.22(a).Increase in supply refers to a downward to right shift in the supply curve resulting from a favourable change in one of the shift factors. The shift factors, here, are all the determinants of supply except the price of the product offered by the market.For instance, if an improvement in technology or an advanced technology is adopted, more will be produced and supplied at the same price. In like manner, if input prices fall or subsidy is granted, production cost declines and more can be produced and supplied at the same price. An increase in supply generally leads to a downward parallel shift in the supply curve. Refer to Fig. 2.22(b).<a href="http://www.shareyouressays.com/wp-content/uploads/hindi/What-is-Expansion-of-Supply-and-Contract_9B12/clip_image002.jpg"></a>\xa0Contraction of supply:Contraction of supply is just opposite of its expansion. A fall in price offered leads to a fall in supply. It results in a downward movement along the supply curve. Refer to figure 2.23(a). Likewise, decrease in supply is just opposite of an increase in it. An unfavorable change in one of the shift factors leads to an upward to left shift in the supply curve. As mentioned earlier, the shift factors refer to all the other determinants of supply except the price offered by the market for the product. For instance, a rise in input prices, or a levy of excise duty raises the production cost and hence lowers the supply despite no change in price offered for the product by the market. Refer to Figure 2.23(b).<a href="http://www.shareyouressays.com/wp-content/uploads/hindi/What-is-Expansion-of-Supply-and-Contract_9B12/clip_image004.jpg"></a> | |
598. |
Explain the law of variable proportion with the help of schedule and graph |
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599. |
What is difference between Lorenz curve and Line graph? |
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600. |
What is the maening of airthematic mean |
Answer» The average of a set of numerical values as calculated by adding them together and dividing by no. of terms in the set. | |