A. Five

C. Four

D. Three

A. Pn/Po x10

B. Pn/Po x100

C. None of these

B. Aggregate index numbers

C. Weighted quantity index only

D. Weighted price index only

B. weighted Index Number

C. Consumer Index Number

D. Whole Sale Index number

A. Simple 1. No.

B. Appropriate

D. Aggregative 1. No.

A. Chain relative

B. Kind

D. Price

A. Price decrease

B. Price increase

D. Price absolute

A. Taking A.M. of Laspeyres and Paasches index

C. Both (a) and (b)

D. None of these

A. Four

B. One

D. Two

B. Measure the change in quantity of product

C. Measure the change in price of a product

D. Measure the overall change in quantity of range of product.

A. Fixed Method

C. Aggregation Method

D. Volume

A. None of these

B. 200

C. The price of that year

A. ?pn(qo + qn)/?pn

B. ?pn(Po + Pn)/ ?pn (Po + Pn)

C. ?qn(qo + qn)/?qn(po + pn) x100

A. Household price index

B. Retail price index

D. None of these

A. Fisher and Paasches

B. Paasches Index Number

C. Marshall and Laspeyres

A. Value index number

B. None of these

C. Quantity index number

A. Special purpose

B. Reliable

D. Index Number

A. Weighted Index Number

B. value Index Number

C. Volume Index Number

A. variable

B. Cost

C. Region of goods

B. non of these

C. Regards the current year quantities as fixed

D. Regards the base year price as fixed

A. Wholesale

B. Relatives

D. commodities

A. Commodity

C. Price

D. Quantity in current

A. Fishers index

B. None of these

D. Paasches index

A. ?Pn(qo + qn)/?Pn

C. ?Pn(Po + Pn)/?Pn(Po + Pn)

D. Non of these

B. Compares absolute prices to absolute quantities

C. Compares relative quantities to relative prices

D. Compares relative quantities

A. Commodities

C. Realtives

D. Whole sale

A. Industrial activity

B. Goods consumed

D. Retail price

A. Consumer Index Number

B. Sensitive Price Index number

D. Chain Indices

B. None of these

C. Constant

D. Fixed

A. All of above

B. Average of weights

D. Simple average of relatives

A. ?pn/?po x100

B. pn/po x100

D. Both (a) and (b) but not (c)

B. To measure changes in quantity

C. To measure changes in price

D. To measure changes in demand

A. The Laspeyres price index

C. The Paasche price index

D. The Laspeyres quantity index

B. The Laspeyres price index

C. The Paasche price index

D. The Paasche quantity index

A. Basely

B. Yearly

C. Averagely

B. Pn/P1 x 100

C. Pn/Po x 100

D. Pn/Po x 100

A. Financial time Index

B. Laspeyres Price Index

C. Retail Price Index

A. Convert the Paasche index to a Laspeyres index

C. Change a simple index to a weight index

D. change an aggregate index to a weighted index

B. Link relative

C. Retail prices

D. None of these

A. ?pnqn/?poqo

C. ?pnqn/?poqn x100

D. ?pnqo/?pnqo x100

A. Science

C. Education

D. Intelligence

A. Variation

C. Same

D. Capable