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◆ about 75% of people r depended on agriculture. Green revolution was a revoltionary step to indian agriculture. It gave so much changes in indian agriculture. It was devloped in 1960s. It was found by Dr MS Swaminathan.... ◆In first section of green revolution (1960ies to 70ies) it was restrited in so much areas like punjab, andra pradesh and Tamil nadu.use of HYV seed was benefited for wheat cultivators. In these states wheat was cultivated by rich farmers.green revolution made a large gap btwn rich and poor farmers..... ●in the second sec (1970ies to 80ies )it was spread to many parts of india(mainly HYV seeds).spread of green revolutin made india more self suffient in food grains.a good proportion of rice and wheat, produced during green revolution period.....

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What is the need for Land Reforms?

Posted by Sarthak Bindal 6 years ago

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Aniruddha Arela 6 years ago

For equal distribution of land among farmers

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How to show the i =s and ad=as in one single diagram?

Posted by Tania Arora 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

No way...

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Love ..... . 6 years ago

But by adjoining it we can show it

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Love ..... . 6 years ago

Two diagrams are needed i.e. of AD and AS

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Dan • 6 years ago

We cant prove this equliberium under single diagram...concept is same equiliberium conditions r almost same but we cant do it in one diagram...

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What is managed floating or dirty floating rate

Posted by Yashvardhan Pal 6 years ago

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Jaya Kathuria 6 years ago

In which exchange rate is determined by narket forces but central bank influences the rate

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Megha Sahu 6 years ago

It is a system of floating exchange rate in which there is intervention of central bank to manage the float.

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Niti aayok meaning

Posted by Shreena Lepcha 6 years ago

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Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

Planning commission has been replaced by niti aayog .the main role of niti aayog was to make such policies that accelerate the pace of .growth

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Suman Sigroha 6 years ago

Its an abbreviation for National Institution for Transforming India

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Suman Sigroha 6 years ago

The NITI Aayog is a policy think tank of the Govt. of India, established with the aim to achieve Sustanable Development Goals and to enhance cooperative federalism.

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most expected questions from comparative study china india and pakistan

Posted by Guggi Sandha 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

GLF , Demographic represtention among three countries

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What do you mean by consumption function

Posted by Aleena Mariam John 6 years ago

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

Relationship btwn consumption and income

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How to find consumption curve from saving ka

Posted by Kanha Agrawal 6 years ago

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Ritika Mehra 6 years ago

Now, Your consumption curve is derived from saving curve.

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Ritika Mehra 6 years ago

⚫When saving is negative then consumption is positive, ⚫ when saving is zero then income and consumption is equal rights,⚫ when saving is positive then consumption is greater than income

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Dan • 6 years ago

Its just the reverse of saving curve to consumptn curve....

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Partial

Posted by Amanjot Singh 6 years ago

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Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

Partial equilibrium refers to the equilibrium in one market i.e.commodity market on the assumption that there is no change in other market i.e.labour and capital market. It is the method of study in microeconomics. General equilibrium:- refers to the simultaneous equilibrium in all the market.It is the method of study in macroeconomics.. .....................................

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Amanjot Singh 6 years ago

XsV

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In Determination of income and employment only numericals are important or reading theory is also important ????

Posted by Ranjeet Singh 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Theory is the most imptnt....than numericals.

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Prakash Kumar 6 years ago

If u r having problems in doing both then u can do theory part better single question should not be left

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Harshita Jain 6 years ago

Since it is boards!! Then everything is important

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Rohit Arora 6 years ago

I think both are important...

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Value of MPC is 0.25 ,what will be the value of k?

Posted by Shubham Gupta 6 years ago

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Ritika Mehra 6 years ago

K =1.33

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Dan • 6 years ago

K =1/(1-mpc).... 1/{1-0.25}....1/0.75.... {{{K=1.333...}}}

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Nihal Patidar 6 years ago

1.333

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

K=1/1-.25. K= 1/.75 K= 100/75 K= 4/3

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Aps can never be 1..is it true or fase ?

Posted by Love ..... . 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

True...

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Aleena Mariam John 6 years ago

APS can never be 1 or more than 1.

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Rohit Yadav 6 years ago

True aps can be 1

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Shubhra ?? Jain 6 years ago

No,APS can naever be 1 or more than 1. Because saving can never be equal or more than national income. I hope it help.

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Shubham Gupta 6 years ago

False.

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Most imp.questions in indian economy??

Posted by Hritik Arora 6 years ago

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Rohit Arora 6 years ago

All questions are important but there are some important topics like five year plan. Work of 1991 by pm nd finance minister etc..

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How to calculate Net current transfers from abroad??

Posted by Asmit Sengupta 6 years ago

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Ritika Mehra 6 years ago

NFIA =FIFA (factor income from abroad )-FITA (factor income to abroad)

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Lunatic .. 6 years ago

Iska koi matlab nahi h in estimation of national income.sum m isse ignore karne ka

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Aishwarya Halder 6 years ago

NFIA= Net current transfer from abroad - net current transfer to abroad

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Functions of commercial banks is not there in the course naa ??

Posted by Shradha Malpani 6 years ago

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Ritika Mehra 6 years ago

This is in the syllabus

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Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

Difference between central bank and commercial bank may be asked or not

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Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

No it is included in the syllabus ?.....

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Manju Bisht 6 years ago

they are

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Problem of excess demand and deficient

Posted by Ashish Kumar 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Problem of excess demand;;; excess demand creates inflation in the economy..,..the price of commodities in the society will rise, and produces will achieve gain and people achieve loss......;;; Problem of deficient demand is defient demand creates deflation in the economy.... Price of the commody falls,,, producers in the society face lose...normal people will achieve gain...national income falls.......these r the probs or effects

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Exam of CBSE 12, all questions Will be come only in syllabus, In economic recent Data's questions may be come

Posted by Shubham Singh 6 years ago

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Rohit Arora 6 years ago

I think so...

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Explain the Keynesian theory of income and employment

Posted by Megha Chhetry 6 years ago

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Rohit Arora 6 years ago

AD=AS

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What will be the effect of the following on the balance of payment of india A)make in india program B)import of pulses

Posted by Hardik Kumar 6 years ago

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Ashish Kumar 6 years ago

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According to recent Media USA has accused china of currency devaluation To promote its export, in the light of the given media report comment how export can be promoted through currency devaluation

Posted by Hardik Kumar 6 years ago

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Can there be fiscal deficit without revenue deficit?

Posted by Hardik Kumar 6 years ago

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Yes. There can be fiscal deficit even without revenue deficit. The two ways it can be are - 1. When there is balanced revenue budget but there is a deficit in the capital budget. 2. When there is a surplus in the revenue budget but the deficit in the capital budget is larger than the surplus.

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MRtp act

Posted by Rakesh Kumar 6 years ago

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Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act - This act eliminates the new private industries to seek prior approval by the government for new establishments, merging with other industries, amalgamation etc

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What are net demand deposits held by commercial banks?

Posted by Ravleen Saini 6 years ago

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Deeps Singh 5 years, 4 months ago

Demand deposists are taken on net basis , i.e inter - deposits are excluded.

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Vault cash definition

Posted by Prerna Sharma 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Money kept in banks in the forms of money bills, gold coin , bullion. This reserves is used as backup deposits means;If we dont have money instead of money we use vault cash....

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In which year green revolution and SHG was started?

Posted by Aman Gupta 6 years ago

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Narender Bishnoi 6 years ago

SHG in 1982 and green revolution in 1960

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What is Great Leap Forward campaign

Posted by Pooja Tyagi 6 years ago

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Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

1958 in china for rapid industrialisation

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Give four suggestions to solve the problem of unemployment in india.

Posted by Abhishek Sharma 6 years ago

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Dan • 6 years ago

Increase in production.,. Development of shg.,. Give free education to poor children.,. Give more employed oppurtunitires.,.

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Lunatic .. 6 years ago

Allocation of resources Increase human capital Unemployment scheme (mgnrega etc) Easy startups

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Following are some important suggestions to solve the problem of unemployment in India:

(i) Increase in Production : To increase employment, it is essential to increase production in agriculture and industrial sectors. Development of small and cottage industries should be encouraged. Foreign trade should be encouraged and production of industries, minerals and plantation should be accelerated. Greater the production, greater is the demand for labour.

(ii) Increase in Productivity : Demand for labour is directly related to the productivity of labour. Higher productivity generates higher profits and therefore, greater demand for labour. Accordingly, productivity (implying efficiency) of labour must improve.

(iii) High Rate of Capital Formation : Rate of capital formation in the country should be accelerated. Capital formation should be particularly encouraged in such activities which generate greater employment opportunities. Capital-output ratio should be kept low. These days it is 3:6. It means, to produce goods worth Re. 1, capital worth Rs. 3.6 is invested. If capital-output ratio is high, then increase in the rate of capital formation will have very little effect on production and employment. It is, therefore, essential that along with increase in the rate of capital formation, there should be decrease in the capital-output ratio.

(iv) More Help to Self-employed Persons : Around 62 per cent of people in India are self-employed. Most of them are engaged in agriculture. Besides, they are also engaged in trade, cottage and small industries, building construction, restaurants, transport, etc. Government should provide facilities like irrigation, better seeds, manures, implements, credit, etc. to small and marginal farmers. In addition, self-employed persons in urban areas should be given facilities of credit, marketing, raw material, technical training and the like.

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Why did India opt for plan?And what isthe meaning of opt?

Posted by Diksha Jindal 6 years ago

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Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

opt means to choose

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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

A plan spells out how the resources of a nation should be put to use. It should have some general goals as well as specific objectives which are to be achieved within a specified period of time.

At the time of independence, the Indian economy was in its worst stage. The GDP, National and Per Capita income were very low and the unemployment was very high. The Industrial growth was insignificant also the Agricultural Sector was not doing well. The resources were very limited. So India opted for planning because it helps in spelling out how the resources of a nation should be used efficiently and economically, so that rate of economic growth can be accelerated.

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Will demonetisation affect foreign exchange

Posted by Shivani Melka 6 years ago

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