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When banking habits of people improve, they start holding less money as cash-in-hand. Instead, more and more money is deposited with the commercial banks. Accordingly, cash reserves of the commercial banks start rising. Higher cash reserves of the banks enable them to deposit more funds with the RBI as CRR deposits. If CRR remains constant, higher CRR-deposits with the RBI give the commercial banks legal authority to create more credit by way of loans /credit. Accordingly, availability of credit from the commercial banks is increased.

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Pawan Grover 6 years, 1 month ago

True Coz due to this CDR increase and bank capability increase for giving loan

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The benefits of being a member of WTO is limited for countries like India. Why?

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Difference between economics and Indian economics??

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What is macroeconomic in hindi

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Tikshika Kumari 6 years, 1 month ago

Macroeconomics in hindi -व्यापक अर्थव्यवस्था

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Explain foreign trade and its features............6marks

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Discuss the role of non farm employment in promoting rural diversification

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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 1 month ago

The non-farm sectors include agro-processing industries, food processing industries, leather industry, tourism, etc. Some other sectors which have the potential but lack infrastructure are traditional household-based industries like pottery, crafts, handlooms, etc.

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Features of gst

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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 1 month ago

GST is taxation system based on destination.
GST subsumed almost 17 types of taxes from previous system of taxation.
GST has implemented on win to win concept for both state and central
GST helped to avoid double taxation which was in VAT tax system.
GST not at all affect the big traders, but small vendors are burdened for monthly filing of return.
GST has different slabs which encourages trade in the economy.
GST strict yardstick to tax evasion.
GST bought more wieghtage to commerce in the essence of education.
GST bought many employment opportunities.

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Which transactions determine the Balance of Trade? When is Balance of Trade in Surplus?

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Mann Shah 6 years, 1 month ago

Exports and imports of visible items, goods which can be seen crossing the borders determine the balance of trade. The balance of trade is in surplus when exports exceeds the number of imports. Hope it will help!

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What do you understand by Globalization? Givr its main features?

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urban rural and poor rich divide

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What is the difference between national product and domestic product ?

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Swayam Kapoor 6 years, 1 month ago

You can find answer of that question easily in T.R Jain's Macro Economics or of Sandeep Garg's.

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Different between revenue receipts and capital receipts

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Swayam Kapoor 6 years, 1 month ago

Refer to your books

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The measurement of BOP deficit is based on..............?

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Gross value added at factor cost Units of output sold 2000 Price per unit 20 Depreciation 2000 Change in stock -500 Intermediate cost 15000 Subsidy 3000

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Prahlad Kumar 6 years, 1 month ago

GVAfc=sales+change in stock -intermifiate cost =40000+(-500)-15000=20000

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Tikshika Kumari 6 years, 1 month ago

GVAfc=GDPfc= GDPmp -NIT =30,000 - (-3000) =30,000+3,000 =₹33,000 NIT= Indirect Tax - Subsidy = 0 - 3,000 = -3000 GDPmp= value of output - intermediate cost =45,000 - 15000 =30,000 Value of output = Sales - change in stock =40,000 - (-500) = 45,000 Sale= units of output sold * price per unit =2000*20 =40,000

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Give one positive and two negative features of Indian economy

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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 1 month ago

The positive feature about the Indian economy is that it keeps on improving day in and out, this leaves the citizens with hope of attaining a stable economic system, the negative feature is that the current situation of the economy is poor with high inflation and higher rates of unemployment. The poor living conditions and harsh economic times is therefore faced,

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Define Externalities? Give the example of negative externality. What is its impact on welfare?

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