if there is not any partnership deed then there will be no interest on capital but 6% interest on load will be provided according to partnership act 1932 and profit and losses will be share equally
if there is not any partnership deed then there will be no interest on capital but 6% interest on load will be provided according to partnership act 1932 and profit and losses will be share equally
ya i also think its not marshell, not robbins may be smith
'I Think ',Alfred Marshall And Lionel Robbins Are Neo- Classical Economist ,Bt Adam Smith And Pigou,Lord Keynes Are Classical and Different Science .
And For This Question Most Suitable Person Is Robbison,And He Was Totally Against For Marshallina nd Keynisian Theory
"Economics,is the science which studeis human behaviour,as the relathion ship between ends and scares means which have alternative uses "
Robbins SURE
Example
"Positive science: Marshall regarded economics as a normative science, whereas Robbins’ regarded economics as a positive science. Positive science describes the things as they are and does not say what is good or what is bad. Normative science, on the other hand, says what is good or bad. Robbins’ says that as a positive science economics simply describes how people behave while using limited means to satisfy unlimited wants and it does not suggest how people ought to behave. Robbins’ definition was regarded superior to Marshall’s definition on this ground as well. But in the present context Robbins’ definition cannot be said to be superior, since economics, at present, is regarded as both positive and normative science"
can anybody provide me questions of cpt which came in cpt 2011 june along wid their correct answers plzzzzzzzz.....its urgent
dear shihab,
it was the question that when special drawing right was introduce and options were
1959
1969
1979
1989
even i had checked the wrong answer of 1979 but later i researched on google and found that imf (international monetary fund) announced such plan in 1969
robbins have given the definition that how to use scarce resources so it is normative science and i have studied in the scanner that marshell has given the normative statement u also can check the scanner, according to scanner both marshell and robbins has given the normative statement so it might be smith or the last option
ya its IDA FOR SURE AS IT IS ALSO IN THE STUDY MATERIAL AND IN SCANNER TOO
I THINK NOW THERE IS NO BENEFIT OF DISCUSSING THESE TYPE OF THINGS TO FORECAST THE RESULT BECAUSE NO ONE CAN ABSOULETLY KNOWS ALL THE QUESTIONS AND THEIR ANSWERS EVEN IT IS GOOD TO INCREASE OUR KNOWLEDGE AND SPREAD KNOWLEDGE TOO.
SO HOPE FOR THE BEST FRIENDS.
BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF YOU AND TO ME ALSO
THANKS
yes i also agree with ritesh,its a good way to share knowledge and to solve our query,best of luck to all of you and me too,
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'I Think ',Alfred Marshall And Lionel Robbins Are Neo- Classical Economist ,Bt Adam Smith And Pigou,Lord Keynes Are Classical and Different Science . And For This Question Most Suitable Person Is Robbison,And He Was Totally Against For Marshallina nd Keynisian Theory "Economics,is the science which studeis human behaviour,as the relathion ship between ends and scares means which have alternative uses " |
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What r the ans for the following question:
1)Goods worth Rs 100 bought from Mr.N remained unrecorded.Wat wil be the effect of error in trial bal?
2)Credit bal in the ledger will be .............
3)If the company has already received the premium on issue of shares ,and the shares are forfeited...........
4)Valuation of stock in accounting follows the priciple cost price or.......price whichever is lower.
5)Bonus shares are issued at.........
6)
1)Two am's between 68 &260 are........
2)The dimenshions of pie,bar,cube........
3)If all vaiables are increased by 6 then C.V ........
| Originally posted by : Lakshmy surian | ||
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1)Two am's between 68 &260 are........ 2)The dimenshions of pie,bar,cube........ 3)If all vaiables are increased by 6 then C.V ........ |
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1st session 4m
/forum/june-cpt-2011-key-section-1-151449.asp
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