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Rao and R.C. Desai are the economists who estimated India’s national income and per capita income during the colonial period.
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Deflationary gap is the shortfall in AD from the level required to maintain full employment equilibrium in the economy. In other words, it is equal to the difference between AD at full employment and AD at underemployment. In such a situation, there is involuntary unemployment in the economy. When an economy undergoes a deflationary shock, the implications can be both positive and negative for consumers and businesses. Disinflation usually occurs during a period of recession and manifests itself by slowing down the rate at which prices increase; this occurs as a result of a decrease in consumer sales.
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the implications can be both positive and negative for consumers and businesses. Disinflation usually occurs during a period of recession and manifests itself by slowing down the rate at which prices increase; this occurs as a result of a decrease in consumer sales.
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Land productivity indicates the land's capacity to support and sustain life and is beneficial for ascertaining land degradation
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Land productivity is dependent on numerous factors such as its natural qualities, that is if the land is leveled and flat, it will be more productive than an undulant land; irrigation means also impact the land productivity.
Lands depending on canals, tanks, tube wells, and so on are more productive than lands which depend on rainfall; lands located near the marketplace is more productive than lands situated in distant areas, since lands situated near the market needs less money and time to transport the produce to the market; land productivity also depends on its proper utilization; if enhancements such as hedging, irrigation channels, consolidation of land holdings, and so on are done on lands, its productivity rises; if enhanced methods of cultivation such as fertilizers, mechanized plows, quality seeds, and so are used land productivity increases; the efficiency of labor is another determining factor for land productivity.
If labor is effectual in sowing seeds, cutting crops, spraying pesticides, watering plants, and so on at the correct time, land productivity increases; agricultural policies of the govt. also impacts the land productivity. If govt. passes laws for consolidating holdings, passing land ownership to cultivators, regulating land rents, abolishing intermediaries, and so on land productivity increases. Likewise, land productivity increases if the govt. backs and supports research in agriculture and offers credit facilities to agriculturists.
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In rural areas disguised and seasonal unemployment is seen while urban areas have mostly educated unemployment . In seasonal unemployment peopld are not able to find jobs during some months of the year.In disguised unemployment people appear to be employed but actually they are not.If extra people are employed in any work and the production of the field is not increasing then these people are disguised unemployed.In educated unemployment many youths with matriculation ,graduation and post graduation degrees are not able to find job.
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Depreciation on Fixed Capital Good {tex}= \frac { \text { Value of Fixed Capital Good } } { \text { Life Span } } = \frac { 15 } { 5 } = Rs. 3 lakhs{/tex}
Therefore, Net Value Added at Market Price (NVAMP) = Sales + Net Change in Stock - Raw Materials - Depreciation on Fixed Capital Good
= 25+ (-2) - 6 - 3 = Rs. 14 lakhs
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Credit Control: Credit control is a strategy employed by manufacturers and retailers to promote good credit among the creditworthy and deny it to delinquent borrowers. This will both increase sales and decrease bad debts, thus improving a company's cash flow.
Credit control is an important component in the overall profitability of many firms.
Credit control is the system used by a business to make sure that it gives credit only to customers who are able to pay, and that customers pay on time.
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- There will be underemployment equlibrium.
- According to Keynes, equilibrium is mere intersection of AD and AS, full employment may or may not be there.
- Under employment equilibrium refers to a situation when AD is equal to AS but resources are not fully utilised.
- It occurs prior to the full employment level.
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Infrastructure is the set of fundamental facilities and systems that support the sustainable functionality of households and firms. Serving a country, city, or other area, including the services and facilities necessary for its economy to function.
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| <center>Stock</center> | <center>Flow</center> |
| <center>Definition</center> | |
| Stock is defined as a variable that is measured at a particular point in time | Flow is defined as a variable which is measurable over a period of time |
| <center>Time Dimension</center> | |
| Stock does not have a time dimension attached with it | Flow has a time dimension attached with it |
| <center>Nature</center> | |
| Stock is static in nature | Flow is dynamic in nature |
| <center>Influence</center> | |
| Stock influences the flow, as such greater amount of capital will lead to greater flow of services | Flow influences the stock, as in increased flow of money supply in an economy results in increase in the quantity of money |
| <center>Examples</center> | |
| Bank deposits, capital, wealth, population | Capital formation, income, interest on capital, depreciation |
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Microeconomics is the study of economics at an individual, group, or company level. Whereas, macroeconomics is the study of a national economy as a whole. Microeconomics focuses on issues that affect individuals and companies. Macroeconomics focuses on issues that affect nations and the world economy. Unemployment, interest rates, inflation, GDP, all fall into Macroeconomics. Consumer equilibrium, individual income and savings are examples of microeconomics.
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It is true that under the British rule, there was significant infrastructural development in the country. But the actual motive of the British behind the infrastructure development was only to serve their own colonial interests. British rule brought about development in the areas of transport and communication. The roads served the purpose of mobilising the army within India and facilitating transportation of raw materials from different parts of the country to ports, and ports were developed for easy and fast exports to and Imports from Britain. Similarly, railways were introduced and developed for commercialization of agriculture and for the transportation of finished goods of British industries to the interiors of India. Railways assisted British industries to widen the market for their finished products. Posts and telegraphs were developed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the British administration in maintaining law and order. Hence, the aim of infrastructural development was not the growth and development of the Indian Economy but to serve the economic and political interests of Britain.
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Net Indirect Tax is the difference between the Indirect tax and subsidy. To find out Market Prices (MP), indirect taxes are added and subsidies are subtracted from Factor Cost (FC) as explained above.
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