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The cost incurred by a company in issuing new shares is known as floatation cost. This cost includes various expenses such as underwriting fees, legal fees, printing and advertising costs, and other expenses related to the issue of new shares. These costs are deducted from the proceeds of the issue to arrive at the net amount received by the company.
Size of ordinary rain drop varies from:
Which crop among the following is the most drought resistant crop?
In which year was the Technology Mission on Cotton launched in India?
What is the main cause of the physiological disorder known as "Tirak" or "bad boll opening" in cotton?
The markets dealing with agricultural commodities at district level headquarters are called?
A national scheme that aims to promote uniformity in agricultural marketing is:
What is the premium rate payable by PMFBY beneficiaries for Rabi crops (% of SI or Actuarial rate)?
What percentage of the world's cotton cultivation area does India hold?
Which of the following represents the purity or strength of colour in Munsell colour chart?
Irrigation method that is suitable for undulating topography is ___