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??I think it will be highly inelastic as the demand for rare articles will not change ...elastic demand will not occur ...demand will remain almost constant ..Soo it will be HIGHLY INELASTIC DEMAND ..??

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Roshni Bhatia 7 years ago

Elasticity of demand will be high as rare articles are highly priced

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Producer equillibrium by MR and MC approach in perfect competetion

Posted by Yash Bohra 7 years ago

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Mohammed Imran 7 years ago

It remains x axis straight line parallel to access

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Vibhuti Kuhar 7 years ago

Under perfect comptetion we have to state MR-MC appeoach when price remain same

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What will be the shape of demand curve for giffen goods

Posted by Varsha Mudgal 7 years ago

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Nishika Arora 7 years ago

correct answer is upward sloping straight line

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Yash Bohra 7 years ago

U have to make the demand curve by yourself as demand for giffen goods is based on the income of the consumer

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Vidushi Khurana 7 years ago

Backward bending

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Arrange the following coefficient of price elasticity of demand in ascending order -o.87 , -0.7,-0.56

Posted by Aarti Rawat 7 years ago

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Charu Gautam 7 years ago

-0.56, -0.7, -0.87

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when price of a good is rupees 12 per unit its demand is 30 units due to increase in price of that good up to rupees 15 per unit the demand if that good decreases up to 20 units comment on the coefficient of price elasticity of demand

Posted by Aarti Rawat 7 years ago

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Avadhi Badjatya 7 years ago

Ans .Ed=1.33 (Highly elastic demand i.e. Ed>1)

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At what rate TR of the firm will increase if it is facing a perfect elastic demand curve and price of the product happens to ₹10 per unit give logical reasoning and also show that AR = price

Posted by Rakshit Chakarvarti 7 years ago

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Roshni Bhatia 7 years ago

When a firm has perfectly elastic demand ,this implies that AR curve(demand curve) is horizontal straight line. This keans firm is in perfect competetion. So, MR=AR. AR is constant in perfectly competitive market. TR will increase at constant rate

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Nishika Arora 7 years ago

TR will increase at the rate of 10 rs bczz under perfect competition market MR equals AR and MR is the rate at which TR rises .... TR= price*quantity and AR equals TR divide by qty by substituting value of TR u will get AR equals price.....

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impact of skill india mission on ppc and how

Posted by Poonam Goyal 7 years ago

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Nishika Arora 7 years ago

ppc will shift rightward because skill india mission improves the quality of human resource of the country and ppc shifts when either quality or quantity of resources improves or rises

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Define total cost?

Posted by Ranjan Kumar 7 years ago

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Poonam Goyal 7 years ago

fixed cost+ variable cost

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What is circular flow

Posted by Meenu Joon 7 years ago

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Vibhuti Kuhar 7 years ago

Circular flow of income refers to flow of goods ands services from firms to household and in correspondence flow of consumption expenditure from household to firms on goods and services produced by them

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Ice cream sells for Rs.20, mohini has already consumed 4 ice creams. Her marginal utility of one rupee is 4. Should she consume more ice creams or stop the consumption? Explain.

Posted by Preet Arora 7 years ago

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

She will stop because she reaches her equilibrium point . MUx= 80, Px=20,MUm= 4. MUx/Px=MUm

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Hii kitne marks ke numericals aayegein or kon kon se chapters mein se.

Posted by Seema Sharma 7 years ago

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Seema Sharma 5 years, 11 months ago

Hlo is baar ka course kya aaraha hai economics ka 2020-21 ka.

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

3 ya 4 marks numerical ch 6 ya 11 se ( micro),3 ya 4 marks ka ch 8 se ( micro), 6 marks ch 3 (macro).

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The market price of us dollars has increased considerably leading to rise in prices of import of essential goods . What can central bank do to ease the situation?

Posted by Lakshay Garg 7 years ago

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

The central bank can do manage floating.

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Can't you all go and learn by yourself than asking from someone else whom you don't know and give full trust on them .........go and self study ....learn what you can in these two days ok.....be yourself....

Posted by Mihir Verma 7 years ago

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Secretmonnie Kimjoon 7 years ago

I can see you're still bothering to look at the "ask and answer" section, Prolly "seeking" for answers IDK. The app has this feature so the users are using it. You be yourself instead and let others learn their ways. :)

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Charu Gautam 7 years ago

Oh nice views but sometimes we shld trust eachother

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Implication if fuscal deficit,revenue deficit,primary deficit.

Posted by Jhalak Gupta 7 years ago

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Abhishek Attri 7 years ago

Low gdp growth ,,National debt ,,crowding out affect

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Which topics of macro and micro economics have been deleted??

Posted by Shivam Thakur 7 years ago

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Mohammed Imran 7 years ago

? and banking as some deleted

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Bharti Kanojia 7 years ago

No chapter is deleted

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Tripti Jha 7 years ago

I don't think any chapter is deleted from micro , in macro Private Disposal Income topic is deleted

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Radhika Gumber 7 years ago

macro personal and national disposable income

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Formula of linear saving function

Posted by Arpita Yogi 7 years ago

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Soumya Mohnani 7 years ago

Ç+(mps)y , where ç is autonomus consumption

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Mihir Verma 7 years ago

-a+(1-b)Y, where -a=dissaving ,b=mpc and Y =national income

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Investment which remain constant at every level of output is known as ?

Posted by Arpita Yogi 7 years ago

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Bharti Kanojia 7 years ago

Yes investment will remain autonoumus

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Esha Sharma 7 years ago

Autonomous investment

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Mihir Verma 7 years ago

autonomous investment

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WHAT IS SIMILAR BETWEEN THE SAMPLE PAPER ISSUED BY CBSE AND THE MAIN QUESTION PAPER

Posted by Sankalp Agrawal 7 years ago

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Soumya Mohnani 7 years ago

Its a rough idea about the final paper

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Yogita Kandwal 7 years ago

Nothing comes from it

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Sanya Sharma 7 years ago

They are repeating a lot of questions this year from the sample paper issued.

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Mihir Verma 7 years ago

nothing

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A seller cannot influence tha market price under

Posted by Deepak Kumar Gupta 7 years ago

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Soumya Mohnani 7 years ago

Perfect competition

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Mihir Verma 7 years ago

perfect competition and perfect oligopoly

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Payment of brokerage is estimated and payment of fees to lawyer and CA is not estimated while calculating national income WHY???

Posted by Aman Nagar 7 years ago

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Charu Gautam 7 years ago

Services ate treated as a part of intermediate consumption ,accordingly payment of fees to lawyer orCA engaged by a firm is not to be included

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Indrajeet Singh Arora 7 years ago

All this transaction mentioned by YOU iare unilateral ( one sided in nature).It does not involve any productive service (i.e the services which are incurred on factors of production ) and also not involve any consideration in return . This was the reason for exclusion for such transaction from national income eatimation .

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

But Sankalp lawyer bhi toh service provide karta h

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Sankalp Agrawal 7 years ago

Yes. Because it is a payment of service render by him

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Given the price of a good how will the consumer make a decision to buy the product

Posted by Nandani Maloo 7 years ago

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Esha Sharma 7 years ago

He will buy the good as long as the utility derived from it is equal to or greater than the price paid for the good.

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Explain the impact of rise in foreign exchange rate on national income

Posted by Swati Jain 7 years ago

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Indrajeet Singh Arora 7 years ago

Due to this, the foriegn country can purchase more of goods by paying the same amount of foreign currency from the domestic country . As a result export will rise and imports will fall. A rise in exports raise AD .Hence, domestic currency depreciates and this inturn increase the national income

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

Rise in foreign exchange rate will leads to increase in net export and net export is a component of national income . Thus , national income will increase.

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

You are wrong Nandani

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Nandani Maloo 7 years ago

Sorrry, forex rate increase would make exports costlier and NY will falll , m really sorry for d mistake

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Nandani Maloo 7 years ago

Increase in foreign exchange will make imports expensive due to which imports would , this would result in rise in national income

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What is production possibility curve

Posted by Udit Chauhan 7 years ago

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Jhalak Gupta 7 years ago

Production possiblity curve is a diagrammatic representation which shows diffrence between two commodity and which producer produce with the given resources and technique of production.

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Sankalp Agrawal 7 years ago

Production possibility curve is a curve representing various combination of goods which can be produced with given resources.(being technology remaining constant

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Define investment multiplier

Posted by Manan Chugh 7 years ago

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Yogita Kandwal 7 years ago

It refers to ratio between increase in income to increase in investment

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Esha Sharma 7 years ago

It refers to the rate at which national income increases due to an increase on investment. K=∆Y/∆I

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Define dissaving

Posted by Arpita Yogi 7 years ago

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Esha Sharma 7 years ago

It is the point before break-even point where there is autonomous consumption. At this point consumption is greater than income and savings are negative.

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What is banking

Posted by Goutam Mittal 7 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

Banking Companies Act 1949 defines, “Banking means the accepting for the purpose of lending or investments of deposits of money from the public, repayable on demand or otherwise, and withdrawable by cheques, draft, order or otherwise”.
Clearly the two essential features of a bank are (i) Acceptance of chequable deposits from the public, and (ii) lending. One function like borrowing (in the form of deposits) or lending alone does not make a financial institution a bank. For example, since Post Office Saving Banks do not perform the essential function of lending, although they accept deposits, they are not banks in the real sense of the term. Similarly, financial institutions like UTI, LIC, etc. are not banks, because they do not accept chequable deposits although they lend to others.

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Breif explanation of keynesian theroy of employment... AD-AS approach

Posted by Yukta Grover 7 years ago

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Harshita Marwaha 7 years ago

In this question you just have to tell the relation between AD-AS and then tell that As curve is always straight line and makes an angle of 45 degree.

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Sankalp Agrawal 7 years ago

REFER TO TR JAIN MACROECONOMICS SHORT RUN EQUILIBRIUM

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Psychological law of consumption

Posted by Yukta Grover 7 years ago

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Radhika Gumber 7 years ago

repo rate is the rate at which the central bank of a country lend money to commercial bank to meet their short term needs.

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Esha Sharma 7 years ago

It is another name for law of Diminishing Marginal Utility which states that as we consume more and more units of a commodity utility derived from each successive unit keeps on decreasing.

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Gurpreet Singh 7 years ago

What is repo rate

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