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    Macroeconomics refers to economics as a whole. Whereas, micro economics refers to individuals.

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    It is a condition when poverty breeds itself n multiples itself.ex- a person is uneducated coz of poverty now he will not get work as a result he will remain poor again

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    Rohan Dhiman 5 years, 11 months ago

    According to Walker Economics is a science of wealth

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    According to Adam Smith, Economics is a science of money.

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    State of an ideal balance between revenue and expenditure in an economy.If gov. didn't prepare this government expenditure exeed government receipt.

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    It is sufficient for only gaining avg. percentage like 65-70%.

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    chapter 3 unsolved practicals questions

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    I think for sample paper we must prefer U-like sample paper

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    Macro economics - Sandeep Garg Indian economic development -NCERT

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    Explain the agricultural sector during eve of independence? Agricultural Sector on the Eve of Independence:- India’s agricultural sector (on the eve of independence) exhibited three principal characteristics, these characteristics pointed to backwardness of India’s agriculture as well as its stagnation Low level of productivity High degree of vulnerability A wedge between owners of the soil and tillers of the soil. Factors causing backwardness and stagnation of Indian agriculture during the British rule Land revenue settlement under the British Raj Forced commercialisation of agriculture Industrial Sector “Systematic de-industrialisation” is the term that describes the status of industrial sector during the British rule. It implied two things Decay of world famous traditional handicraft industry owing to discriminatory policies of the British Government. Bleak growth of modern industry now to lack of investment opportunities. Two-fold motive behind the systematic .(industrialisation during the British Rule in India. To exploit India’s wealth of raw material and primary products. It was required to fulfill the emerging needs of industrial inputs in the wake of industrial revolution in Britain. To exploit India as a potential market for the industrial products of Britain. Foreign Trade India had occupied a place of eminence in the area of Foreign trade, since ancient times. But the British rule in India ended this eminence.

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    Operating surplus is an accounting concept used in national accounts statistics which refers to the measure of surplus accruing from production of the output before deducting property income from it like land, rent, and interest. It is a component of value added and gross domestic product. Components of operating surplus are: Profit, Rent, Interest.

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