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Simple Average of Relative Method

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Post date June 28, 2019
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Management > Managerial Statistics > Index Number By Simple Average of Relative Method Simple Average of Relative Method Using Arithmetic Mean: In this method, average of price relative of commodity is calculated. Steps involved Find price relative for each commodity for the current year using the formula R = (P1 / P0) × 100. Add […]

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Statistics

Index Number By Simple Aggregative Method

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Post date June 27, 2019
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Management > Managerial Statistics > Index Number By Simple Aggregative Method In Simple Aggregative Method, the total price of commodities in a given (current) year is divided by the total price of commodities in a base year and expressed as a percentage. Steps involved in Simple Aggregative Method: Add the prices of all the commodities […]

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International Business

What is Globalization?

Management > International Business Management > Globalization > What is Globalization? List of Sub-Topics: Globalization is the process of increased interconnectedness among countries through trade, investment, technology, and cultural exchange. While globalization has become more prominent in recent decades, its roots go back centuries. Early forms of globalization included trade routes such as the Silk […]

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Statistics

Construction of Index Number

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Post date June 25, 2019
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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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Statistics

Index Numbers

Management > Managerial Statistics > Introduction to Index Numbers According to the Spiegel: “An index number is a statistical measure, designed to measure changes in a variable, or a group of related variables with respect to time, geographical location or other characteristics such as income, profession, etc.” According to Patternson: “In its simplest form, an […]

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Biology

Basic Characteristics of Cell

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Post date June 20, 2019
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Just as plants and animals are alive, so too are cells. Life, in fact, is the most basic property of cells, and cells are the smallest units to exhibit this property. Unlike the parts of a cell, which simply deteriorate if isolated, whole cells can be removed from a plant or animal and cultured in […]

Environmental Laws

Hunting

Indian Legal System > Civil Laws > Environmental Laws > Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 > Hunting Defined (Section 2(16)) Hunting and trapping have been enjoyed by human beings since ancient times. Proponents of hunting and trapping often argue that a subsidiary benefit of these activities is their reduction of wildlife damage. However, the efficacy of […]

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Environmental Laws

Objectives and Features of Wildlife Protection Act, 1972

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Post date June 4, 2019
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Indian Legal System > Civil Laws > Environmental Laws > Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 > Objectives and Features of Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 In this article, we shall study the objectives and features of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972. Constitutional Provisions: Article 48-A of the Constitution says that the State shall endeavour to protect and […]

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Statistics

Variables in Statistics

A variable is any characteristics, number, or quantity that can be measured or counted. A variable may also be called a data item. It is called a variable because the value may vary between data units in a population, and may change in value over time. For example; ‘income’ is a variable that can vary between data units in a population and can also […]

Statistics

Collection of Primary Data

Management > Managerial Statistics > Collection of Primary Data Methods of Collection of Primary Data: Observation Method: In this method, is obtained by direct observation by the investigator without asking from the respondent. This method is free from the willingness of the respondent and hence the possibility of bias on the part of the respondent […]