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    • Posted by Sumat Jain 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Aleena Mariam John 6 years ago

    NNPfc = Value of output - Value of intermediate consumption Value of output = Sales + change in stock Value of output = quantity × price

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    Saurabh Singh 6 years ago

    National Income by product method NNPfc =Value of Output - Intermediate Consumption Value of output = Sales + (Closing stock- Opening stock)

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    Achuuu Athiii ?? 6 years ago

    As short , it is calculated when final goods and services which is produced during a particular period of time... If u r not able to understand then watch this video" calculating national income value added or product method- class 12" may b by watching this video u will b able to understand more....

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    • Posted by Prince Vishwakarma 6 years ago

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    Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

    The british govt.in india introduced a unique system of land revenue.they set up a triangular relationship among govt.,owners of the soil and tillers of the soil.this also known as zamindari system of land revenue.Under this the zamindars is the permanent owners of the soil.

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    • Posted by Apoorva Rathore 6 years ago

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    Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

    Both LRR an CRR values can be taken, if both are given take LRR according to formula that is MONEY MULTIPLIER= 1/LRR ?.....

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    Sakshay Aggarwal 6 years ago

    Both crr and lrr

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    Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

    firstly we would consider 1/LRR AND WHEN IT IS NOT GIVEN THEN 1/CRR

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    Prince Vishwakarma 6 years ago

    Formula for money multiplier Money multiplier =1/Reserve Ratio

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    • Posted by Anuj Prasad 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Priyadarshini Utpala Lochana Meher 5 years, 1 month ago

    Decline in Handicraft Industry affected the Indian economy in the following ways - 1 - HIGH LEVEL OF UNEMPLOYMENT - The decline of handicraft industry resulted in unemployment on a mass scale . The displaced artisans were forced to take up agriculture for their livelihood . This increased the burden of population on village and overcrowding in agriculture . 2 - IMPORT OF FINISHED GOODS - The Indian made goods could not withstand the foreign competition of machine made cheap goods . It encouraged the import of manufactured goods from Britan .

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    Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

    -discriminatory tariff policy of the state -disappearance of princely courts -competition from machine made products -new patterns of demand -introduction of railways (Explanation required).........!

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    Prisha B 6 years ago

    Yes decline of handicraft industry affected india as before colonial rule india was the export of handicrafts product and after colonial period heavy taxes were imposed on handicraft product due to which india handicraft market decline and india was only the exporter of raw material and importer of finished goods

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    • Posted by Anuj Prasad 6 years ago

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    Anuj Prasad 6 years ago

    Describe?? anyone with simple language

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    Saloni Saini 6 years ago

    Zamindari*

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    Saloni Saini 6 years ago

    It is basically zamindar system

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    • Posted by Ankush Kashyap 6 years ago

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    Ařțhîä.. Čřìśtaín ?? 6 years ago

    Yes you should see the video of jolly coaching

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    Ishant Sharma 6 years ago

    See videos

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    • Posted by Pramand Kumar 6 years ago

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

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    Sakshay Aggarwal 6 years ago

    Yes by reading chapters you can get 30-35 out of 40

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    Ařțhîä.. Čřìśtaín ?? 6 years ago

    Because development m kuch chapter ase h jinko apko properly understands krna pde ga unme se 4 and 6 no. Ke question bhi aa skte h......

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    Ařțhîä.. Čřìśtaín ?? 6 years ago

    No i don't think so

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    Love ..... . 6 years ago

    Figure ?

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    Huma Khan 6 years ago

    data,dates,facts and figures clear honi chahiye otherwise marks kat jayenge

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    • Posted by Rajinder Kaur 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

    and rise in govt exp

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    Pramand Kumar 6 years ago

    By reducing bank rate

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    • Posted by Kapil Verma 6 years ago

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    Ařțhîä.. Čřìśtaín ?? 6 years ago

    I thik question ye hona chiye tha what india is??? Because india ki identity h poverty ????

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    Lovely Dhawan 6 years ago

    Inability to fulfil the minimum requirements of life

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    Pramand Kumar 6 years ago

    Inability to fulfill basic necessities oF life like food, shelter, clothing

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    Huma Khan 6 years ago

    poverty is basically what if basic needs are not fulfiled by peoples it includes health food shelter and cloth and mostly education now a days so it is the proper defination of pverty

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    Love ..... . 6 years ago

    Unable to fulfill basic necessities of life

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Poverty is a stage that we dont have anything to eat...causes for poverty...unemployment , illitracy,

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    • Posted by Simran Kaur 6 years ago

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Matto.....??

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    Sakshay Aggarwal 6 years ago

    Same h

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    Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

    yes sab jagah ek paper hi cbse issued upload h

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    Ařțhîä.. Čřìśtaín ?? 6 years ago

    Dan.......... same nhi h because syllabus is changed ? i was checked already

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    Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

    Both app has same ?....

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Same he

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    • Posted by Hardik Kumar 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

    gst

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    Aarohi ? 6 years ago

    GST

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Gst

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    • Posted by Hardik Kumar 6 years ago

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    Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

    dddddd

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    Prisha B 6 years ago

    D

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    D

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    Shalini . 6 years ago

    D

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    • Posted by Harsh Goenka 6 years ago

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    Khushi Varshney 6 years ago

    required reserve ratio, reserve ratio

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    Vani Gupta 6 years ago

    So their is two name of LRR not CRR

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    Vani Gupta 6 years ago

    CRR is a part of LRR legal reserve ratio and it has one more part SLR

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    • Posted by Aditya Rastogi 6 years ago

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    Huma Khan 6 years ago

    Data is basically percentages dates facts and figures we will have to write in exam.

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    • Posted by Agrawal Agrawal 6 years ago

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Get it from this app

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    Prerna Shukul 6 years ago

    U can get from CBSE website

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    • Posted by Princy Jetawat 6 years ago

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    Agrawal Agrawal 6 years ago

    I dont know but reply my answer

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    • Posted by Pooja Tyagi 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Evangeline Prabhu 6 years ago

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    Mohit Kukreja 6 years ago

    The economy was suffering a lot at that time and we were in debt to the imf and world, so they forced indian gov. to open the economy.( It may or may not be true )

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    • Posted by Dashmeetk26 Kaur 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Simran Kaur 6 years ago

    @ dashmeetk26 kaur Where r from u???

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    Lovely Dhawan 6 years ago

    Autonomous items are those which are undertaken for the consideration of profit n autonomous items are those which r free fron the consideration of profit

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    • Posted by Piyush Kumar 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Lovely Dhawan 6 years ago

    Stock of forign currency

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    Tanmay Khandelwal 6 years ago

    It is stock of foreign currency and securities ,bonds issued by foreign coorporaters and government

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    • Posted by Ravleen Saini 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Demontesation was a unplesant surprice for the people of India.demonetisatin is a process of demonetize the old 500 and 1000 currency.... ,, ....gst is imposed for increasing the gdp of our country.,increasing the prices of commodity.

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    • Posted by Ravleen Saini 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Bee Kay 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Huma Khan 6 years ago

    1:- gdp at mp=ndp at fc + dep+it-subsidy =100+10+20-5 =125 2:- value of output - intermediate consumption=gdp at mp Value of output -75=125 Value of output=125+75=200 3:- sales = value of stock - change in stock = 200-20 = 180.......ans

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    Mohit Kukreja 6 years ago

    Sales = net value added at factor cost + intermediate consumption+ depreciation ( cofc)+( excise dity - subsidy) - change in stock 100+ 75+10+15-20= 180.

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    • Posted by Rajinder Kaur 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Gaurav Seth 6 years ago

    Under-employment equilibrium. Under-employment equilibrium means equality of aggregate demand and aggregate supply at less than full employment level. It is a state of equilibrium where level of demand is less than 'fall employment level of output'. In other words, in producing the output, all resources are not fully employed, i.e., some resources are under-employed. This situation is caused not by low level of aggregate supply but by deficiency of aggregate demand. When level of demand is less than full employment level of output, it is called deficient demand which pushes the economy into under-employment equilibrium. It results in deflationary gap, i.e., gap between aggregate demand and aggregate supply at full employment. The situation of under-employment equilibrium has been shown in Fig.(a),wherein full employment equilibrium is at point E but under-employment equilibrium occurs at point Ej because ADj curve intersects the same AS curve at E1 due to inadequacy of demand. OMT is the under-employment equilibrium level of income which is less than OM, the full employment equilibirum level of income. Since aggregate demand (AD) falls short of aggregate supply (AS) at full employment by EB, therefore, additional investment expenditure equal to the level of EB (i.e., deflationary gap) is required to reach the full employment equilibrium.

    Note: In fact, the idea of under-employment equilibrium was introduced by Keynes who believed that an economy generally functions at less than full employment level, i.e., at under-employment equilibrium. Strictly speaking Keynes considered supply curve to be perfectly elastic with respect to prices till full employment level of output is reached. So the equilibrium depends upon level of aggregate demand. When aggregate demand falls short of full employment level of output, under-employment equilibrium occurs at the point where AD curve intersects horizontal aggregate supply curve before full employment level of output.

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    • Posted by Sagar Prashad 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Dragon Eyes 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Shubh Gupta 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Shubh Gupta 6 years ago

    Sir please give blue print of economic

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    Mohd Amaan 6 years ago

    Blue print of whole chapter of indian economis

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    Chintoo Sharma 6 years ago

    40

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    Himanshi Kumari 6 years ago

    40 mrks each frm macro an Indian economics .......

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    • Posted by Andro Tech Gamer 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Utkarsh Joshi 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Economics
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    Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

    Saving function tells us the relationship between income and savings. The relationship between income and consumption also tells us what kind of relationship exists between income and saving. So, the saving function may be derived with the aid of the consumption function.

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