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A
it decreases as sample size increases
B
it does not depend on population size under study
C
it cannot be reduced by an appropriate sampling size
D
it cannot be measured and controlled in probability sample suvey
A
Experiments
B
Personal interview
C
Questionnaire
D
Government Publications
A
Tends to become jagged
B
Remains the same
C
Trends to become increasingly smooth
D
Varies if data becomes more reliable
A
Kerela
B
Goa
C
Nagaland
D
Tamil Nadu
A
Chandigarh
B
Lakshadweep
C
Andaman and Nicobar
D
Puducherry
A
Stage 1
B
Stage 2
C
Stage 3
D
Stage 4
A
3
B
6
C
9
D
12
A
The average number of child in a society
B
Based on the women between the age of 14 to 40(Child bearing age?)
C
The average number of live births in a year on 1000 women population
D
The average number of live births in a year on 1000 People of total population
A
Mortality
B
Fertility
C
Migration
D
Morbidity
A
1
B
2
C
3
D
4
A
Malthus
B
Keynes
C
Robbins
D
Bowley
A
Fisher ideal index
B
Bowley Index
C
Marshall & Edgeworth Index
D
Kelly Index
A
Crude birth rate
B
Total Fertility Rate
C
Mortality rate
D
Morbidity rate
A
Growth rate
B
A census
C
Total Fertility rate
D
Total mortality rate
A
Population parameter
B
Sample statistic
C
Population parameter=Sample Statistic
D
The difference between population parameter and sample statistic
A
One
B
Two
C
Three
D
Four
A
Crude Birth rate
B
Crude Death rate
C
Fertility Rate
D
Mortality rate
A
Organisation
B
Classification
C
Presentation
D
Tabulation
A
Table number
B
Title
C
Head note
D
All of these
A
Purpose
B
Construction
C
Originality
D
All of these