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Routine of Bachelor (Honors) first year admission test of National University (NU) 2014-15

BA/BSS/BBS/BSc Honors 1st year exam of 2014 under the National University (NU) will be held on September December 12, 2014. Bachelor (Honors) first year admission test of National University (NU) under the academic session 2014-2015 will be held on December 12, 2014 (Friday). Detailed information of Bachelor (Honors) first year admission test of National University (NU) will be available at the relevant Colleges and the National University website: (www.nu.edu.bd) and (www.nubd.info). A press release on September 04, 2014 from Md. Faizul Karim, Director (Acting) of the Public Relations, Information and Advice Office of National University said this. Important links of Bachelor (Honors) first year admission test of NU Admission Guide Line: Honours Admission Guide Line Click Here Admission Criteria: Honours Admission Criteria Click Here Admission Test Syllabus: Honours Admission Syllabus Click Here Important Links: Honours applicant login Click Here We

Jahangirnagar University (JU) 1st year Bachelor admission test schedule 2014-15

First year Bachelor (Honors) admission test of JU under academic session 2014-15 has been published. First year Bachelor (Honors) admission test of Jahangirnagar University (JU) will be held from September 17, 2014 to September 23 , 2014 . The admission test will be taken from 9:30 am to 5:20 pm every day in 6 shifts. A sum of 4 lac 50 (Approx) thousand candidates will take part in this admission test for nearly 2 thousand 400 seats of JU . Unit Faculty Date A Unit Mathematical and Physical Science September 17, 2014 D Unit Biological Science September 18, 2014 B Unit Social Science September 20, 2014 H Unit Institution of Information and Technology (IIT) September 20, 2014 H Unit Business Studies September 21, 2014 G Unit Institution of Business Administration (IBA-JU) September 21, 2014 C Unit Arts & Humanities Septembe

Short notes suggestion and answer for Banking Diploma Examination - PEB

Paper 1: Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy Short Notes on Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy for Banking Diploma Examination - JAIBB Q1. Monopolistic competition: Definition, characteristics and graph of monopolistic competition. In economics a monopolistic competition is a type of imperfect competition such that many producers sell products that are differentiated from one another i.e. by branding or quality and hence are not perfect substitutes. In monopolistic competition, a firm takes the prices charged by its rivals as given and ignores the impact of its own prices on the prices of other firms. Monopolistic competition differs from perfect competition in that production does not take place at the lowest possible cost. Because of this, firms are left with excess production capacity. This market concept was developed by Chamberlin (USA) and Robinson ( Great Britain ). Figure: Monopolistic competition Major characteri

Short notes suggestion and answer for Banking Diploma Examination

Subject Wise Study Resources for Banking Diploma Examination - JAIBB Paper 1: Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy Short Notes on Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy for Banking Diploma Examination - JAIBB Q1. Definition of Consumer surplus or Consumer’s surplus: Consumer surplus is the difference between the maximum price a consumer is willing to pay and the actual price they do pay. If a consumer would be willing to pay more than the current asking price, then they are getting more benefit from the purchased product than they initially paid. Consumers always like to feel like they are getting a good deal on the goods and services they buy and consumer surplus is simply an economic measure of this satisfaction. In economics, the satisfaction (utility) consumers receive for which they do not have to pay for. Or, in other words, amount of money by which consumers value a good or service over and above its purchase price. Example of Consu

Short notes | Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy (PBE)

Subject Wise Study Resources for Banking Diploma Examination - JAIBB Paper 1: Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy Short Notes on Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy for Banking Diploma Examination - JAIBB Inferior goods; [May 2012] [Nov 2010] [May 2008] Fixed and variable cost; [May 2012] [Nov 2010] Returns to scale; [May 2012] [Nov 2010] [Dec 2009] Cross-price elasticity of demand; [May 2012] [Dec 2012] [May 2011] [May 2009] [Nov 2008] [Nov 2005] [June 2014] Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR); [May 2012] Disguised unemployment; [May 2012] Floating exchange rate; [May 2012] [Nov 2011] [Nov 2006] Opportunity cost; [Nov 2011] [Dec 2012] [June 2014] Consumer’s surplus; [Nov 2011] [June 2013] [June 2014] Quasi-rent; [Nov 2011] Public good; [Nov 2011] [May 2008] [Nov 2007] Depreciation of currency; [Nov 2011] Index number; [June 2010] [May 2011] [May 2009] [May 2006] [May 2008] [May 2005] [June 2014] Economic rate of return; [June 2010]

Bachelor (Honors) 1st year admission test of BRUR | Admission notice of Begum Rokeya University

Bachelor (Honors) 1st year admission test of BRUR has been published. Bachelor (Hons) 1st year admission test of Begum Rokeya University Rangpur ( BRUR ) under the academic session 2014-15 will be held on December 4, 5 & 6, 2014. The decision of BRUR admission was taken at a meeting of the admission committee on August 30, 2014 presided over by the Vice-Chancellor of BRUR , Professor Dr. AKM Nurun Nabi. Interested applicants can apply for the admission test through SMS system using Teletalk mobile connection/ operator/ SIM from September 25 to November 10, 2014. The university is going to enroll students into 21 Departments under six faculties. Detailed information regarding the admission test 2014-15 will be available at the BRUR Website: (www.brur.ac.bd). About BRUR : The Begum Rokeya University which is also popularly known as BRUR as short is a government financed public university in Bangladesh . The BRUR is the second public university in greater Ra

Define and draw an iso-cost curve

In economics, the iso-cost is the set of combinations of goods that have the same total cost; this can be represented by a curve on a graph. Figure: Iso-cost curve Iso-cost curve is the locus traced out by various combinations of L and K, each of which costs the producer the same amount of money (C ) Differentiating equation with respect to L, we have dK/dL = -w/r This gives the slope of the producer’s budget line (iso-cost curve). Iso cost line shows various combinations of labor and capital that the firm can buy for a given factor prices. The slope of iso cost line = PL/Pk. In this equation, PL is the price of labour and Pk is the price of capital. The slope of iso cost line indicates the ratio of the factor prices. A set of isocost lines can be drawn for different levels of factor prices, or different sums of money. The iso cost line will shift to the right when money spent on factors increases or firm could buy more as the factor prices are given.