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An index number having a wide scope is caled. |
Special purpose inded number
Price index number
General purpose index number
Quantity index number
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2 |
Index numbers are divided into following tow types. |
Un- weighted and weighted index numbers
Simple and un-weighted index numbers
Price and quantity index numbers
Simple and composite index numbers
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3 |
Laspeyre's index number is also called. |
Current year weighted index number
Base year weighted inxed number
Ideal index number
None of above
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4 |
If Laspayer's price index = 109.5, Paasche's price inded = 112.5, then fisher's ideal index will be equal to. |
104.1
111
100
110.2
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5 |
Paasche's index number is called. |
Composite index number
Simple index number
Un weighted index number
None of above
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6 |
Index numbers are called. |
Economic barometers
Mathematical barometers
Statistical barometers
Scientific barometers
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7 |
The sum of the deviations is zero when the deviations are taken from |
Mean
Median
Mode
Weighted mean
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8 |
Artithmetic mean of a data is 32. If 5 is added to each item of the same data., what would the new arithmetic mean be. |
32
27
37
42
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9 |
The elimination of extreme scores at the bottom of the set has the effect of. |
Difficult to tell
Lowering the mean
Raising the mean
No effect
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10 |
In a given data, the average which has the least value is. |
Geometric mean
weighted mean
Harmonic mean
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11 |
If the data contains an extreme value, the suitable average is. |
Mode
Median
Mean
G.M
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12 |
Suitable averagefor averaging the shoe sizes for children is |
Median
Mode
Mean
G.M
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13 |
We must arrange the data before calculating. |
Mode
G.M
Mean
Mediam
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14 |
The sum of deviation in zero when deviations are taken from |
Median
Mode
Mean
Geometric mean
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Extreme scores willhave the following effecton the median of an examination. |
They land to raise it
They may tend to lower it
They may have no effect on it
They tend to lower it
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