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What is Depreciation allowance

Posted by Tisha Modanwal 6 years ago

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An amount that can be taken off a business's profit figure when calculating tax, to allow for the fact that an asset has lost part of its value during a particular period of time is called depreciation allowance.

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Which deficit includes interest payment by govt. on past loans

Posted by Manish Joshi 6 years ago

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Srishti Jain 6 years ago

Yes and sorry fiscal is correct. I misunderstood

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Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

fiscal deficit

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Srishti Jain 6 years ago

Primary deficit

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Anyone? Who can tell me which reference books should i use for 12th...?????Please!!!

Posted by Jenny Jain 6 years ago

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Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

Sandeep garg an T.R jain are good one for economics ?......

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Srishti Jain 6 years ago

Vk orhi

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Define expected obsolescence and unexpected obsolescence

Posted by Veronica Dhapra 6 years ago

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Vanshika Patidar 6 years ago

Yrrr ye economics mai aaya tha ,,,,but i confused ,,,,, mene glt kr diya

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Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

Expected obsolscence:- it refers to the fall in the value of fixed assets due to change in demand or change in technology. It is the part of depriciation.It is managed through insurance of fixed assets. Unexpected obsolscence:-it refers to the fall in the value of fixed assets due to natural calamity or economic recession.It is not the part of depriciation.It is managed through depriciation of fixed assets;instead of capital loss

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Violation of humans rights is violation ____of the person?

Posted by Carbon Edelyn 6 years ago

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Carbon Edelyn 6 years ago

Freedom

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what is current replacement cost

Posted by Veronica Dhapra 6 years ago

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Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

current replacement cost refers to the total value of depreciation of all the producing units of an economy during an accounting year.

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Demand and supply

Posted by Neetu Sahu 6 years ago

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What may happen if savings are encouraged in an evonomy

Posted by Falguni Pathak 5 years, 2 months ago

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Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

high savings---low cnsmptn exp.----low AD-----low inducement to invest----low level of production------low o/p,employment, GDP

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Macroeconomic

Posted by Chandrabhushan Tripathi 6 years ago

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Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

Macroeconomics is that branch of economics which studies the economic problems/issues at the level of the whole economy. ...............?.........

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who is preaparing for paper of punjabi kuch important bata do

Posted by Rakshit Sanehi 6 years ago

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Simran Kaur 6 years ago

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Hiiii guys I have just entered 12th and i want to boost my economics from where can i get important questions per chapter wise from Sandeep garg??????

Posted by Sarita Thakur 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

U can get sample pprs or impt qust from this app

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Dan • 6 years ago

Just prefer oswall guide or sample ppr....it will be more usefull. ... Aftr ur revision u just workout some qustions....

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Rakshit Sanehi 6 years ago

you can get on google.and the website is jagranjosh i also relied on it

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Discuss how, effective demand can be restored, If ex-ante aggregate demand is less than ex-ante aggregate supply?

Posted by Shubham Gupta 6 years ago

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Love ..... . 6 years ago

By cut off the production or by creativity and by adopting technology upgradation

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Will cbse give any mark for writing the answer on your own ?

Posted by Nitin Singh 6 years ago

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Rakshit Sanehi 6 years ago

tu usko beta h to pta nhi ???

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Dan • 6 years ago

It depends.....

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Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

It depends on how u have written an up to clarity of ans it should contain key points that is required in the ans ?........

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Hey guys! Cbse 12 boards economics paper 2020 question number 14 set 3 what does the gap KT represent in that graph That graph one question fix it guys ☺

Posted by Ravi Damor 5 years, 11 months ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Inflationary gap

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Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

Yes , it is inflationary gap .....

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Saurav Sharma 6 years ago

Inflationary gap

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'Defence item' is which type of government expenditure (revenue or capital)?

Posted by Shyam Kumar 6 years ago

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

Revenue

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Nikhil Narayanam 6 years ago

Bhai ho gya economics ka paper ?

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If value of output is 800, intermediate consumption is 200 , indirect taxes is 30, depreciation is 20 ,subsidies is 50 & purchase of machinery is 50 then what will be NVA at fc?

Posted by Ekta Sharma 6 years ago

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Which of following is not a non tax revenue reciept....1. GST 2. Disinvestment 3.external grants 4.dividents and profits.

Posted by Shailja Maheshwari 6 years ago

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Achuuu Athiii ?? 6 years ago

Gst

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Ravisha Pasricha 6 years ago

Gst is the correct ans.. because it's a indirect tax.. nd indirect dax is revenue receipt

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Ankita Yadav 6 years ago

External grants

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Aman Rao 6 years ago

Disinvestment

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Dan . 6 years ago

Gst

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Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

I think so (4.) Divends an Profits is the correct ans.......

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Is expenditure on defence included in revenue expenditure or Capital expenditure

Posted by Shree Vardhani 6 years ago

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Savi B 6 years ago

Revenue

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Mtnl and bsnl merger a good decision or not ? Reason

Posted by Astha Shree 6 years ago

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Is expenditure on government on defence items is to be treated as capital nsture or not??

Posted by Vijay Karan 6 years ago

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Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

ALL DEFENCE PUCHASES ARE TREATED AS REVENUE EXPENDITURE........

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Mukul Yadav 6 years ago

Depends on the expenditure, if spend on arms like rifal from russia is a capital expenditure as the asset increases of arms goods But if spend for the army person like their food, dress, compensation will be of revenue nature

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Ravisha Pasricha 6 years ago

Its a revenue expenditure

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Is expenditure on government is capital in nature??

Posted by Vijay Karan 6 years ago

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