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What do you mean by government budget?

Posted by Vishal Chandra 7 years ago

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Monica Krmdb 7 years ago

Government budget is an annual statement showing often worse receipts and expenditure during a fiscal year

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

A government budget is an annual financial statement presenting the revenues and spending for a financial year that is often passed by the legislature, approved by the chief executive or president and presented by the Finance Minister to the nation.

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Explain the impact of increase in demand for a foreign currency ?

Posted by Cbse Student 7 years ago

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Cbse Student 7 years ago

Issme curve bhi tho bnege demand and supply k?

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Manish Pareek 7 years ago

Our domestic curreny get depreciated and also our exports reduces and increase in import

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1= Depreciation in foreign currency ? 2= Appreciation in foreign currency? Plz answers

Posted by Cbse Student 7 years ago

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What is the meaning of perfectly elastic?

Posted by Xyz Abcd 7 years ago

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Choudhary Kapil 5 years, 8 months ago

Pata nhai yaar

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What is LRR .SLR

Posted by Vijay Jakhar 7 years ago

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Pragya Tyagi 7 years ago

SLR is the ratio of assets and deposits that the commercial bank has to reserve with itself.

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Choudhary Kapil 7 years ago

Legal reserve ratio Satutary legal ratio

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What is the behaviour of AR(Average revenue) in a market in which a firm can sell more only by lowering the price?

Posted by Vivek Vikram 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

AR curve slope downward in a market in which firm can sell more only by lowering price.

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The supply curve of a good shifts to right when its own price rises.true or false

Posted by Zeel Patel 7 years ago

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Vivek Vikram 7 years ago

False ,because shift can't b take place due to price . Shift take place due to other factor

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If a person deposits ₹10,000 in bank A and bank keeps ₹ 1,000 with it (CRR=10%) and lends ₹ 9,000 to person A. Person A gives this money to MR. B and MR.B deposits in bank A, then this deposit will be a primary deposit or secondary deposit for the bank? Why?

Posted by Tanvi Bansal 7 years ago

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Pragya Tyagi 7 years ago

Primary deposit bcoz Mr B is a new account holder and the source of money does not hold significance when you are depositing money in your account.

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Kanika Mastana 7 years ago

It will be a primary deposit

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Explain returns to scale .give reason.

Posted by Suhani Bafila 7 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

Returns to Scale:

It refers to change in physical output of a good on account of increase in all inputs required to produce a good simultaneously in the same proportion. This is a long-term phenomenon.

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(a) From the following data calculate: (B) Factor income to abroad (I) gross domestic capital formation 600 (2) interest 200 (3) gross national product at market price 2800 (4) rent 300 (5) compensation of employees 1600 (6) net exports (-) 30 (7) net indirect taxes 240 (8) net fixed capital formation 400 (9) profits 450 (10) dividend 150 (11) factors income from abroad 50 (12) change in stock 100

Posted by Upasana Singh 7 years ago

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Why demand curve of oligopoly market is not define?explain it briefly.

Posted by Muskan Gupta 7 years ago

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Muskan Gupta 7 years ago

But in monoplistic also there is non price competition but then also its demand curve is formed

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Nitasha Yadav 7 years ago

Because in oligopoly market competition there was no price competition between forms the competition related to their quality of good so there was no demand curve in oligopoly market competition.

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Explain reallocation of resources as an objective of government budget.

Posted by Xyz Abcd 7 years ago

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Babita Garg 7 years ago

Government try to maintain a balance between social welfare and profits by allocating the resources in different sectors acc to their priority . With the help of budget govt allocate resources from one sector to another .

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Measurement of nationl income

Posted by Divyanshi Singh 7 years ago

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Bharat Sukhija 7 years ago

Can be measured by income method, expenditure method ,value method

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Divyanshi Singh 7 years ago

Please sending me now

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Consumer eq in single commodity

Posted by Mayank Choudhary 7 years ago

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Dheerendra Kalani 7 years ago

MUx=Px

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Bharat Sukhija 7 years ago

The satisfaction (in terms of money) derived from a commodity is equal to the price paid for that commodity

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What is money supply.?

Posted by Shubham Singh 7 years ago

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Gauri ... 7 years ago

Money supply refers to the total stock of money held by the public of a country at a point of time. ** It does not include money held by the suppliers of money.

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Dheerendra Kalani 7 years ago

Money supply refers to the injection of money in the country's economy by government and by comercial banks through credit creation.

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Babita Garg 7 years ago

Money supply refers to the total stock of all forms of money with the public such as currency notes AT A POINT OF TIME .

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Xyz Abcd 7 years ago

Money supply means total amount of money available in economy

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what will be the effect on equilibrium price if the government reduces per unit tax on the good ?

Posted by Priyanshu Mehta 7 years ago

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Nikhil Tyagi 7 years ago

Price equilibrium will be less

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Aaj economics ka exam bhot mst hua.......!!!! That is why i love economics *****

Posted by Riya Jain 7 years ago

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Anil Ram 7 years ago

economics is a very intresting subject because its realted in our life,i love econonics

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Riya Jain 7 years ago

Yessss.....!

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Shubham Singh 7 years ago

Really ?

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Explain black marketing as a direct consequence of price ceiling

Posted by Harsh Vardhan 7 years ago

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Priyanka Sachdeva 7 years ago

Price ceiling means bringing price at a lower level that of equilibrium price which is termed as maximum price to be paid by consume to consume something which directly leads to black marketing because people purchase all the things in less price which causes shortage of goods in market then sold those things in black .. thats why price ceiling leads to black marketing

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When AR is falling. What will be the effect on MR

Posted by Dhananjay Sood 7 years ago

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Purna Limboo 7 years ago

MR also fall

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What is deficit????

Posted by Purna Limboo 7 years ago

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Shivam Bahal 7 years ago

Deficit is elasticity of demand

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Why is ppc curve constant?

Posted by Hemant Ghritlahre 7 years ago

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Vidhi Jain 7 years ago

it is constant only when it is straight line due to constant mrt

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Why AR=MR=money?

Posted by Purna Limboo 7 years ago

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Priyanka Sachdeva 7 years ago

Under perfect competition market the price remains constant marginal revenue is eual to average revenue due to no change in the selling of products and due to large no. Of buyers and sellers uniform price prevails in the market and the formula of AR = TR / output AR = output×price / output It means that AR = price which is equal to money

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Shubham Singh 7 years ago

Pta nhi ???

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Father of economics??

Posted by Rohit Singh 7 years ago

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Sarthak Mehra 7 years ago

Adam Smith

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Why does ppc curve slopes downward ?

Posted by Shubham Bansal 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

Because in a situation of full employment of resources, production of one good can be increased only with sacrifice of some quantity of other good.
If the PPF is a STRAIGHT LINE as shown in the first graph, then the slope is CONSTANT. This means the opportunity cost is also CONSTANT. In real life, the PPF will NOT be linear; it will be a downward sloping curve because of the law of diminishing marginal returns.

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Ankit Soni 7 years ago

ppc slopes downward because of scarcity of resources and in order to produce more and and more of good X good Y has to be sacrificed.

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Explain various degress of price elasticity of supply use diagrams

Posted by Vishal Bagh 7 years ago

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Difference between budget set and budget line in tabular form

Posted by Durgesh Kalura 7 years ago

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Muskan Gupta 7 years ago

In budget set it is not necessory to spend the whloe income as like if the income of a person is rupees 60 then following table can be formed. Good x cost 5. Good y cost 10 4. 3 2. 2 While in budget line the consumer have to spend whole income like with the same case taken above Good x. Good y 4. 4 6. 3

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Why income line is 45°

Posted by Lakshmi Majhi 7 years ago

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