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AID10123: From the following particulars, prepare the Balance Sheet of Sri
Mohan Ram.
Current Ratio -- 2
AID10129: Bring out some real life examples of how to use interest inventories to
improve employee selection. In doing so, suggest some examples of occupational
interests that you believe might predict success in various occupations including
Professor, Accountant and System Analyst.
AID10130: "A company that fails to go global is in the danger of losing its
domestic business to competitors with lower costs, greater experience, better
products and, is a nutshell, more value for customer. - Discuss.
AID10131: "IMF and World Bank serve the interests of industrialized nations
rather than those of the developing countries." - Discuss
AID10132: "A contract which is regular in all respects may still fail if there is no
Conesus ad idem". Explain
AID10133: "No one can give what he himself has not". Discuss the exceptions
AID10136: Out of your own experience find out the reasons for failure of
business forecasting even in the experienced companies.
AID10137: Take the IT sector as an example for perfect competition and analyse
the character.
Two wheeler
Brewery
Insurance
AID10142: "There are two notions about relationship between job satisfaction
and productivity: a happy worker is a productivity one; a happy worker is not
necessarily a productive one. Critically evaluate this statement and bring out the
situations under which each statement is true".
AID10143: "Planning is the basis, delegation is the key, information is the guide,
and action is the essence of control of." Trace the relationship between control
and other functions with real life examples.
AID10148: Compare the initial and final schedule of a project with an example.
AID10150: The average monthly sales of 5000 firms are normally distributed, its
mean and standard deviation are 36,000 and 10,000 respectively, Find.
a. The number of firm have sales over 40,000
b. The percentage of firms having sales between Rs. 38,500 and Rs 41,000
c. The number of firm having sales between Rs. 30,000 and Rs. 40,000
The relevant extract of the area table (under normal curve ) is given below
On the basis of the above data, can we say that the two researchers have adopted
significantly different sampling techniques? Test the hypothesis at (a) 0.05 and