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Industrial licensing was used to promote regional equality. Discuss

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Explain the limitation of GDP as wellfare

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Saloni Kumari 9 months, 3 weeks ago

Numericals gdp

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What is receipt?

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What is deficit ?

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Sreepati Charan 10 months ago

Deficit is opposite of surplus,it means shortfall the money you spent is not equal to the returns or less.

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Is inclusive growth Achievable for a developing country like India when exposed to the process of privatisation and globalization

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Economic Reforms Since 1991 notes

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Two types of marke diagram and explanation

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Economics project on function of RBI

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Trends in credit availability

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why should the aggregate final expenditure of an economy be equal to the aggregate factor payment

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Due to circular flow of income

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Calculate operation surplus from the following data rent 10 profit 200 domestic income 800

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Calculate NDP at FC by expenditure method and GDP at MP by income method. Particulars (in crores) (i) Gross fixed capital formation 130 (ii) Private final consumption expenditure 510 (iii) Mixed income of the self employed 280 (iv) Net factor income from ROW (–) 5 (v) Exports 50 (vi) Imports 60 (vii) Compensation of employees 240 (viii) Government final consumption expenditure 70 (ix) Consumption of Fixed Capital 40 (x) Indirect tax 90 (xi) Subsidies 10 (xii) Rent, Interest and profit 90 (xiii) Change in stock 30 (xiv) Interest on national debt 10

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Define government budget? Why it's important.

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In brief A government budget is a financial plan that outlines the government's revenues and expenditures for a specific period, usually a fiscal year. It serves as a blueprint for allocating financial resources to various sectors and activities of the government, including public services, infrastructure development, social welfare programs, defense, and debt repayment. The government budget typically consists of two main components: 1. Revenue: This includes all sources of income for the government, such as taxes, tariffs, fees, fines, grants, and borrowing. 2. Expenditure: This includes all government spending on goods, services, investments, and transfer payments, such as salaries, subsidies, infrastructure projects, healthcare, education, and defense. Importance of Government Budget: 1. Resource Allocation: The budget allows the government to allocate financial resources efficiently and effectively to meet the needs and priorities of the country. It helps in determining which sectors and programs receive funding and how much. 2. Economic Stability: The budget plays a crucial role in maintaining economic stability by regulating aggregate demand, controlling inflation, and managing fiscal deficits. Government spending and taxation policies influence overall economic activity and growth. 3. Policy Prioritization: The budget reflects the government's policy priorities and objectives, such

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A government budget is a financial plan outlining a government's income and spending for a specific period. It's important because it allocates resources, stabilizes the economy, sets policy priorities, ensures fiscal discipline, enhances public accountability, and enables planning and forecasting.

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Which of the following products are intermediate products and final products? Give suitable reasons 1. Wheat and rice purchased by households 2. Purchase of ticket for train journey by an individual 3. Purchase of a car by an employer for office use by his employees

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1.) Wheat purchased by household is an intermediate product. As the household will use it for further production. 2.) Train ticket purchased by an individual is final good. As the individual will use it to travel from one place to another.

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1. Wheat and rice purchased by households: - Intermediate products: They undergo further processing before becoming final food products. 2. Purchase of ticket for train journey by an individual: - Final product: Represents the consumption of train transportation service. 3. Purchase of a car by an employer for office use by his employees: - Intermediate product: Bought for further use within the organization, serving as transportation for employees.

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What is central bank? Explain its function

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Central Bank refers is the apex bank of the country. In India RBI (Reserve Bank of India) is the apex bank. RBI establishment act was pass in year 1934. RBI was on 1 April 1935. Functions of central Bank:- Issue of currency:- Central Bank issue currency notes on behalf of central bank, except 1 rupee note and coin, 1 rupee note is printed by Ministry of Finance on which the signature of finance secretary. While on all other notes RBI governor signature. Banker's to the Government: Central Bank (RBI) act as Banker to government it advices state/ central government regarding financial matters. Banker's Bank :- Central act as banker's Bank by matching every credit with every debit. As all banks have their Account in RBI. Controller of Money Supply: Central Bank act as the controller of Money Supply by using its various quantitative methods such as CRR, SLR Open Market operation.

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Discuss briefly the rationale behind choosing 'Modernization' as a planning objective for the Indian economy

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Prepare one assignment regarding *'Indian Banking System'*Assignment pages = 5-10,Topic = Our Indian Banking SystemContents = Everything about the role of commercial banks. class 12

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What are net demand deposit and gross demand deposit

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Ujjwal Pandey Pandey 11 months, 3 weeks ago

gross demand deposit includes inter bank claim ( transactions between the banks) ,whereas net demand deposit does not include it

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Compare the map of British India with that of independence India. Find out the area that become part of Pakistan and state how these Areas where important to India from economic point of view.

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Discuss briefly the rationale behind choosing modernisation as a planning objective for the indian economy .

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What is Indian economy

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Lokesh Kumar 11 months, 4 weeks ago

Indian economy in which study about gdp

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Notes of chapter Indian economy on the eve of independence

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What is the nature and significance of macroeconomics?

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On the basis of the following data , calculate depreciation 1.GST - 220 .2. net national products at factor cost - 3,800 3. Net factor income from abroad - (-10) 4. Subsidies -20 5. Gross domestic product at market price - 4,200

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Aksa Khan 11 months, 2 weeks ago

Depreciation is 190

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Fact about GST

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