Management > Managerial Statistics > Construction of Index Number Following are the steps involved in the construction of index number Purpose of index number: The steps which are taken in the construction of index number generally depend on the purpose of the index number. Hence the purpose of index numbers must be defined clearly, perfectly […]
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Construction of Index Number
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- Post date June 25, 2019
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