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A consumer good is any good purchased for consumption and not used later for the production of another consumer good. Consumer goods are sometimes called final goods because they end up in the hands of the consumer or the end user. When economists and statisticians calculate gross domestic product (GDP), they do so based off consumer goods.
Examples of consumer goods include food, clothing, vehicles, electronics, and appliances.

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Define consumer goods

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

It refers to that goods which used in direct satisfaction of human wants i.e car, bike ,roti, bread etc

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Explain the conditions of producer equilibrium in terms of mr mc approach

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

When MR = MC and MC must be rishing beyond equilibrium .

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Ncert question class 12th chapter 4 of indian economic

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Can anyone please tell me that 11 ki microeconomics book 12 m bhi kaaam aaygi ???

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Preet Kaur? 7 years ago

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Manvi Bhargav 7 years ago

Nhii only macro aaegii

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Inverse relationship betn price of forign currency and its demand

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Explain TR=TC approach.

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How to find out marginal cost and marginal revenue?

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Priyanka Sachdeva 7 years ago

To find MC ... subract additional unit of TC from previous TC .. means .. TC (n) - TC (n-1) ... for MR ... TR (n) -TR (n-1)

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All important questions for cbse ppr 2018-19

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Priyanka Sachdeva 7 years ago

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Ch. National income unsolved numerical solution

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Define NDPmp

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Aman Nagar 7 years ago

It refers to the market price of goods and services produced in the country during an accounting year , exclusive depreciation

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Priyanka Sachdeva 7 years ago

Net domestic product at market price... means... pure form of income of residents of country at the price sold in market

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Budget line equation?

Posted by Geetika Pandey 7 years ago

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Pragya Tyagi 7 years ago

PxQx+PyQy

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What is the significance of 45° AS line?

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Harshita Marwaha 7 years ago

It establish the relation of Y=C+S. At all points on the 45 degree line consumption is equal to income.

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Importance of elasticity of demand

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Which one these is unaffected by outliers

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Composition of trade on the eve of Independence

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What do you understand by 'Normal resident of a country'?

Posted by Divya Verma 7 years ago

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Esha Sharma 7 years ago

Any person residing in a country for more than one year and whose political interest lies in that country

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Jhalak Gupta 7 years ago

Inside the political frontier areas

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In a government budget, IP are estimated to be 10,000 crores, which are 40% of PD. Find FD.

Posted by Aditi Kashyap 7 years ago

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Aditi Kashyap 7 years ago

Ip means interest payments

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Manish Agarwall 7 years ago

35000 Pd = fd - ip Ip =40%of pd 10000= 40/100×pd 10000×100/40=pd =25000 Fd =pd+ ip = 25000+10000=35000

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Jhalak Gupta 7 years ago

Ip means?

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Components of micro and macro economics

Posted by David Tamang 7 years ago

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Vaibhav Kandari 7 years ago

Well iam giving u the basic components with which rest of the components are there for micro: individual income,individual output,individual firm,price of the commodity,its main tools are demand and supply.for macro:national income and output etc.

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Rationale behind conditions of equilibrium?

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