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similarities in the development policy of India and Pakistan, development policy of China,

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Similarities of development policy of India and pakistan are: *both nations adopt mixed economy. * private sector was encouraged. * adoption of 5 year plans . * launch green revolution.

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Kajal Kanojya 6 years ago

i )The India,Pakistan, China started their reforms in same year ii)India's was highly agricultural based economy. iii)china is industrial based.china's reach its peak in industrial sector. iv)Pakistan is agricultural and tertiary based economy. v)India is jumped to agricultural from service sector without developing the industrial sectors.

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Economics syllabus

Posted by Suraj Kirola 6 years ago

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What is diffrent beetween sales and flow

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Jaldi economics project Bhejo mereko Demonetisation, poverty, gst par Bhejo Jaldi Cbsequide walo Jaldi bhejo

Posted by Mohd Mahdi Zaidi Official 6 years ago

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Demontisation project

Posted by Rajat Rajat 6 years ago

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Does the blue print of paper that is given in cbse sample paper after downloading pdf correct

Posted by Milan Sharma 6 years ago

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Anushka Dangi 6 years ago

Yes

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Kya kisi ne apna syllabus ek baar revise kr liya h

Posted by Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

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Mohd Mahdi Zaidi Official 6 years ago

Why are u asking I think u have revised it

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What is trade surplus??

Posted by Rishika Naskar 6 years ago

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

When x is more than m

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Do you think that urban poverty is a spillover of rural poverty?

Posted by Aswani Verma 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Yes, urban poverty is a spillover of rural poverty to a large extent in India. This is due to the fact that people residing in rural areas have a tendency to migrate to urban areas to search employment opportunities. But, most of those people are not educated and skilled enough to find the jobs above the level of their subsistence only. This results in increase in urban population below poverty line.

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How green revolution help the farmers to increase the productive of agriculture?

Posted by Aswani Verma 6 years ago

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Vivek Dutt?? 6 years ago

Yes , due to green revolution hyv seeds helped the farmers to generate more production of variety of crops

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What are the important features of a capitalist economy

Posted by Rohit Sinha 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Capitalist economy is that economic system where the means of production are owned by private individuals and profit is the main motive. There is no interference by the government in the economic activities of the economy. So it is also known as free market economy.

The main features of capitalist economy are being discussed below.

1. Private property - Under this economic system all the means of production are privately owned that is they come under private property.

2. Price mechanism - Capitalist economy is gained by price mechanism, here the prices are determined by interaction of demand and supply without the interference of government or any other external force.

3. Freedom of enterprise - In capitalist economic system every individual is independent to his means of production or in any occupation that he likes.

4. Sovereignty of consumer - Under capitalist economic system consumer plays the most important role. The entire production pattern is based upon the desires, wishes and demand of consumer.

5. Profit motive - The maximization of profit is main motive of the producer. It is profit that guide the production in capitalist economy system.

6. No government interference - Under capitalistic system government does not interfere in day to day economic activities. The producers and consumers are free to take decisions.

7. Self-interest - The inspiring force in this system is self-interest, it leads to hard work to earn maximum income by satisfying there consumer.

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What is infrastructure

Posted by Aahuti Dodiya 6 years ago

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Lakshay Bansal 6 years ago

It refers to support system which help in development of country

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

Its refers to social n economic development

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Vivek Dutt?? 6 years ago

The basic system and services necessary for the economy or country

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How to answer if the question asks to explain the equilibrium level by AD-AS approach......?

Posted by Shubham Shukla 6 years ago

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tabular difference between depreciation and devaluation

Posted by Varsha Kushwah 6 years ago

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Kajal Kanojya 6 years ago

Depreciation - Depreciation means decrease in the value of currency in terms of foriegn currency. Devaluation -Devaluation means decrease in the value of currency by government.

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If gross value added at market price is Rs 350 crore,change in stock is (_) Rs 50 crore and intermediate consumption is Rs 200 crore,find the total amount of sales.

Posted by Pradeep Sharma 6 years ago

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Komal Poddar? 6 years ago

Gross value added = sales + change in stock _ intermediate consumption .........350 = sales + (_) 50 _ 200 = sales = 350 + 200 + 50 = 600

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Ilma Khan 6 years ago

value added=voo-ic 350=sales+chnge in stock-200 350=sales+50-200 350=sales- 150 350+150=sales 500=sales

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What is fiscal year ?

Posted by Saloni Maurya 6 years ago

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Vivek Dutt?? 6 years ago

A period of 12months over which the accounts and taxes of a company or person are calculated

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Shubhang Gupta 6 years ago

Fiscal year is the accounting or financial year. It is when all the accounts are made. A financial or fiscal year is from 1st april 2019 to 31st March 2020. It has to be two consecutive years but you get the idea. From 1st april to 31st March of tge next year

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

A fiscal year (FY) is a 12 month or 52 week period of time used by governments and businesses for accounting purposes to formulate annual financial reports.

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Is production of capital goods included in GDP?

Posted by Geetam Kabra 6 years ago

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Saiya Sharma 6 years ago

yes

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The syllabus will same in economics or different from the 2019 board plz reply me or text me

Posted by Imran Alom 6 years ago

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Niya Sharma 6 years ago

different becoz 2019 k board m macro nd micro the but 2020 board m Indian nd macro h

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Explaination of the chapter LPG

Posted by Kreeti Monga 6 years ago

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Indian economy on the eve of independence

Posted by Sumit Sharma 6 years ago

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Komal Poddar? 6 years ago

A backward and stagnat ecomony

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Tiya Gupta 6 years ago

Batersys

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Note book questions

Posted by Chultim Sherpa 6 years ago

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Chultim Sherpa 6 years ago

Economics reforms since 1991

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Ncrt economics solve the questions and answers

Posted by Chultin Xherpa 6 years ago

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Niya Sharma 6 years ago

bht saari sites p available h

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All note from books

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Liberalisation privatization and globalisation and appraisal

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Explain the difference between capital goods and capital stock ?

Posted by Ishu Sahu 6 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Capital goods refer to those final goods that are purchased by the producers (firms) for using them in the process of production. They do not require further processing. On the other hand, capital stock refers to the total physical capital available with an enterprise. For example: plant, machinery etc.

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Blue print2019-20

Posted by Manoj Kumar 6 years ago

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Concept of planned and unplanned inventories accumulation

Posted by Arvind Rana 6 years ago

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Is there any relationship between unemployment and poverty?

Posted by Annie Srivastav 6 years ago

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Niya Sharma 6 years ago

yes there is a direct relotionship between both unemployment nd poverty becoz when poverty raises then automatically unemployment generated or of unemployment is there then poverty automatically raises

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Komal Poddar? 6 years ago

Yes ! There is a strong relationships b/w both of them .. as on the one hand poverty is the result of unemployment and on the other unemployment is the result of poverty.

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Moulika Sahu 6 years ago

Unemployment is a sign of poverty which leads to financial crisis , indebtedness etc. And in unemployment,the person has no any means to earn money which leads to hunger,etc. That's how there is a relationship between unemployment and poverty.

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Explain the components of Government Budget?

Posted by Aditi Thakur 6 years ago

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agriculture sector appears to be adversly affected by the reform process,why?

Posted by Rishabh Rawat 6 years ago

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Miss Mor 6 years ago

Increase in international competition and removal of MSP also adversely affected the agricultural sector

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Miss Mor 6 years ago

Reforms mainly focused on industrial ans service sectors.Agriculture was neglected. as import duties on agricultural products were reduced due to liberalization ehich had bad impact on the domestic produce

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Rushita ....... 6 years ago

Because it ruins all the handicraft industries

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