If quantity demanded for a good rises 20% when income rise 2%, then the good is a(n):
A. Necessity
B. Luxury good
C. Inferior good
D. Inelastic good
A. Necessity
B. Luxury good
C. Inferior good
D. Inelastic good
A. evaluation of project after its implementation.
B. evaluation of project during its implementation.
C. evaluation of project prior to its implementation
D. evaluation of project after its completion.
A. Return on total assets
B. Collection to debt ratio
C. Days sales outstanding
D. Current ratio
A. Regressand
B. Predictor
C. Response variable
D. Explained variable
A. Identifying key competitive forces; identifying competitive position; identifying key opportunities, threats, strengths and weaknesses.
B. Auditing micro environmental influences; identifying key non competitive forces; identifying competitive position; identifying key opportunities and threats.
C. Auditing external and organizational factors; identifying key competitive forces; identifying competitive position; identifying key opportunities and threats.
D. Assessing historical trends; auditing environmental dangers; identifying strategic capabilities; identifying competitive position.
A. A current asset
B. An intangible asset
C. A fictitious liability
D. Owner’s capital
A. market integration
B. infrastructure
C. institutions
D. inclusive growth
E. all of the above
A. The more stable the demand for a firm’s products, the lower its business risk
B. Firms whose input costs are highly uncertain are exposed to a low degree of business risk
C. The faster a firm’s products become antiquated, the greater a firm’s business risk
D. The greater the ability to adjust output prices reflect cost conditions, the lower the degree of business risk.
A. August 1954
B. August 1955
C. August 1952
D. August 1953
A. 32nd
B. 33rd
C. 34th
D. 35th