Capital Market - 2

This paper has been contributed by Parul JindalThanks to Parul Jindal for this paper and writing the questions from the images as images sometimes are difficult to upload and read by users.Appeal to submitters: Please send the papers in text format, it helps community CAPITAL MARKET                                         NOV.,2010Ques1:- In India there are presently _____ companies, in the business of Credit Rating?Ans:-   4Ques2:- Dematerialized shares have distinctive numbers.Ans:-   FalseQues3:- Sweat equity shares means equity shares issued by a company to employees...

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Human Resource Development and Training - 2

This paper has been contributed by Shalini HareeshThanks to Shalini Hareesh for this paper and writing the questions from the images as images sometimes are difficult to upload and read by users.Appeal to submitters: Please send the papers in text format, it helps community Human Resource Development and Training Attempted questions and answers:   Multiple choice single answer:1)      Combination of Trainee’s level of ability and motivation with his/her perceptions of the work environment:Ans: Trainability2) Organisation structures have been typically:Ans: Hierarchial3)      What is the main benefit of internet to attract applicant;Ans: Speedy response4) Symbolic architectures rely heavily on the notion that human...

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Production and Operations Management - 23

This paper has been contributed by Ravi KumarThanks to Ravi Kumar for this paper and writing the questions from theimages as images sometimes are difficult to upload and read by users.Appeal to submitters: Please send the papers in text format, it helpscommunity.True/False1.    Just as the lessons and techniques from agriculture were applied tomanufacturing the same is true with the application of factory techniques toservice organization. (F)2.    The fact that the role of the service manager is viewed from anopen-system perspective implies that the environment can be ignored safelyin dealing with service systems. (F)3.    The consumer participates in the service process, which is not thecase in manufacturing. (T)4.    The classification...

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