What do you mean by participative management? Discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
See Answer →Explain the need for training of staff in libraries.
See Answer →Why disaster management in essential for libraries? Discuss.
See Answer →Describe the impact of electronic publishing on acquisition.
See Answer →Discuss the need for accession policy in a library.
See Answer →Elaborate the important managerial functions and their application in effective management of libraries.
See Answer →What do you understand by financial management? Discuss the principles that govern financial management.
See Answer →What is the probability that neither will be red?
See Answer →Explain the purpose, importance and the process of document weeding in libraries.
See Answer →What is the probability that the first ball will be red and the second yellow?
See Answer →Suppose a large jar contains eight red balls, six yellow balls, and six blue balls. Two balls are to be selected at random from the jar, and the first ball selected will not be placed back into the jar.
See Answer →Describe internal and external causes for deterioration of print documents in libraries.
See Answer →.Raj expects his future earnings to be worth Rs 100. If there is some unfortunate event, his expected future earnings will be Rs 25. The probability of an unfortunate event to occur is , while that of things remaining fortunate is .
Suppose his utility function is given by U(Y) =
where Y represents the amount of money. Now suppose an insurance company offers to fully insure Raj against the loss of earnings caused during an unfortunate event at an actuarially fair premium.
(i) Will Raj accept theinsurance? Explain.
(ii) What would be the rate of actuarially fair premium charged in this case?
(iii) What would be the maximum amount that Raj would pay for the insurance?
See Answer →Solve the following linear programming problem:
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Discuss the various approaches to deal with resistance to organisational change.
See Answer →(a) Differentiate between a Hicksian and a Walrasian demand function? Do they ever intersect? Explain.(b) Consider a Cobb-Douglas utility function
here Xand Yare the two goods that a consumer has an option to consume at per unit prices of PXand PY, respectively. Assume income of the consumer to be Rs M. Determine
(a)Uncompensated demand functions for goods X and Y
(b)Compensated demand functions for goods X and
See Answer →Distinguish between the characteristics of first and second order difference equations. Give examples of economic problems that are solved with the help of each category of such equations.
See Answer →(a) What is the normal probability distribution function? State its properties.
(b) The concentration of impurities in a semiconductor used in the production of microprocessors for computer is a normally distributed random variable with mean 127 parts per million and standard deviation 22. A semiconductor is acceptable only if its concentration of impurities is below 150 parts per million. What proportions of the semiconductors are acceptable for use? (The area under the standard normal curve for the value of z = 1.5 is 0.668).
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(b) “Homothetic production function includes Homogeneous production function as a special case.” Justify this statement.
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