Business Statistics Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 4 Online Test With Answers

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Business Statistics Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 4 Online Test

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1 The general purchasing power of currency is determined by. Volume index Composite index Whole sale price index Retail price index
2 Aggregative expenditure method and family budget method always give. Approximate results Same results Antonymous results Different results
3 The prices of rice are compared by. Weighted index Simple index Composite index Compound index
4 The number of commodities in the construction of whole sale index should between 20 to 50, according to. Fisher Marshall Edgeworth Paasche's
5 In fixed base method the base period should be. Normal year Abnormal year Fluctuatingyear Both b and c
6 Fisher index number is the G.M. of the. Marshall Edgeworth index number Liaspeyre's and Paasche's index number Laspeyre's index number Paasche's index number
7 An index number calculated for more than on items is called. Simple index number Compound index number composite index number Relative index number
8 Base year quantities are used as weights in. Paasche's index number fisher's index number Marshall Edgeworth index number Lespeyre's index number
9 The index numbers are calculated in. Ratios Percentages Decimal Fractions
10 WPI stand for. Whole sale price index Whole price index Wider price index Weighted price index
11 An index number is called a simple index when it is computed from. Multiple variables Bi. variables Single variable All of above
12 The general purchasing power of the currency of a country is determined by. Simpel index Whole sale price index Composite index Volume index
13 Marshall Edgeworth price index was proposed by. Two english economist Two English mathematician Three English economist the English Scientist
14 Index number calculated by Fisher's formula is ideal because it satisfies. Factor reversal test Time reversal test Circular test All of above
15 When the price of a year is divided by the price of the preceding year we get. Price index simple relative Link relative Value index
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