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The merits of Green Revolution were :
- After launching this revolution, India achieved self-sufficiency in food production. Poor farmers also get benefit from this revolution.
- It raised the availability of food in the country with agricultural growth mainly a rise in wheat and rice production.
- Some regions like Punjab, Haryana and Western Uttar Pradesh became agriculturally prosperous, flourished more and hence the living standards also improved. Thus, first socially, then politically and economically the status of farmers in these states rose.
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All producer goods are not capital goods, because producer goods includes:
(i) Goods which are used as raw material like wood, used to make furniture.
(ii) Goods which are used as fixed assets like plant and machinery.
Capital goods include only fixed assets of the producers. These are durable goods. On the other hand, goods used as raw material are not capital goods as these are not repeatedly used in the process of production. Thus, all producers goods are not capital goods.
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Indirect taxes such as sales tax and excised duty fall heavily on the shoulders of common man. This means they are inequitable. Therefore in such a situation tax basket should be mixture of direct and indirect taxes.
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| Basis | Bank Rate | Open Market Operations |
| Meaning | It refers to the rate at which the Central bank grants loans to the commercial Banks. | It refers to the buying and selling of government securities. |
| Influence on the interest rate and the money supply | It affects the rate of interest directly and the money supply indirectly. | It affects the rate of interest indirectly and the money supply directly. |
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Capital flight is a large-scale exodus of financial assets and capital from a nation due to events such as political or economic instability, currency devaluation or the imposition of capital controls. Capital flight may be legal, as is the case when foreign investors repatriate capital back to their home country, or illegal, which occurs in economies with capital controls that restrict the transfer of assets out of the country. Capital flight can impose a severe burden on poorer nations since the lack of capital impedes economic growth and may lead to lower living standards. Paradoxically, the most open economies are the least vulnerable to capital flight, since transparency and openness improve investors’ confidence in the long-term prospects for such economies.
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There may be various reasons for the falling nature or downward sloping of demand curve. Some of them are as follows:
The following are the Causes of Downward Sloping of Demand Curve
- Law of diminishing the marginal utility
- Substitution effect
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Industrial licensing is an authority issued by the government organisation to permit the institution or organisation for starting an industry .
Impact on allocation:
It REGULATES the allocation of resources for different uses as whenever the company will expand its production capacity it will be required to acquire a licence and thus it will give the govt. an opportunity to keep a check that where the resources are going , for what purpose they are being used and if scarce resources are properly utilised or not. Without license, any industry would use or even exploit the resources no matter how scarce they are
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