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| 951. |
Notes of elasticity of demand |
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| 952. |
Construct and Index Number for the year 2017 Taking 2004 As base year By fisher method |
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| 953. |
What is supply |
| Answer» Supply is a fundamental economic concept that describes the total amount of a specific good or service that is available to consumers. Supply can relate to the amount available at a specific price or the amount available across a range of prices if displayed on a graph.<br>Supply is the quantity that producer is willing and able to sell at particular price at particular time... Note :- supply and sales are two different concepts.. Supply is the quantity of goods producer is willing to sell however sales is actual quantity of goods sold out.. For Eg Imagine you are wheat producer.. You are willing to sell 100 kg in a day however only 60 kg was being sold out.. Here 100 kg is supply while 60 kg is sales.. I hope I am able to clear all of your doubts..<br>Supply is a fundamental economic concept that describes the total amount of a specific good or service that is available to consumers. Supply can relate to the amount available at a specific price or the amount available across a range of prices if displayed on a graph. | |
| 954. |
Give two example of primary data |
| Answer» Your height,and weight | |
| 955. |
what is meant by bar diagrams? explain it\'s types |
| Answer» bar diagram is a way of explaining your answers in a diagrammatic and a way in which we can easily understand it just by a lookExplanation:\xa0the types are -\xa0bargraph, histogram, etc\tbargraph is the value Of each different observation\thistogram is where we make the values in an class\'s interval manner of representation | |
| 956. |
Standard deviation depends upon the unit of measurementTrue or false |
| Answer» true | |
| 957. |
Differentiate between increase in supply and increase in quantity supplied |
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| 958. |
Explain the concept of minimum price fixation with its impact |
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| 959. |
Objective of the study only on the topic Supply... |
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| 960. |
Features of bar diagram |
| Answer» a bar diagram is easy to compare sets of data between different groups at a glance. | |
| 961. |
Can someone send me economics notes please |
| Answer» Notes are available in this app only. Or you can search it on Google | |
| 962. |
Types of tabular presentation |
| Answer» 1.Qualitative2.Quantitative3.Temporal4.Spatial | |
| 963. |
Distinguish between supply and quantity supplied |
| Answer» Quantity supplied” illustrates the amount or quantity that is willing to be provided for a certain market price. “Quantity supplied” is usually how many in number depending on the prices and quantity being illustrated for a specific time period or condition.The supply is illustrated in a supply curve and in a graph for simplification and illustration of the relationship between prices and quantities more clearly. It includes all the possible prices and possible quantities that are available. | |
| 964. |
What is the format of economics? |
| Answer» What do you mean | |
| 965. |
project :- Effect on ppc due various government policies. |
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| 966. |
Solution of economic central problems |
| Answer» Ways to solve fundamental problems in captalistic and planned economies:-In a market oriented or capitalist economy, the fundamental problems are solved by the market mechanism. Price is influenced by the market forces of demand and supply. These forces help us to decide what, how and for whom to produce. In a planned economy, all the economic decisions regarding what, how and for whom to produce are solved by the state through planning. Economic planning replaces the price mechanism. The market is regulated by the state. The prices of the various products are fixed by the state which are called administrated prices.<br>( I ) What to produce How to produce From whom to produce(2) The economic\'s central problems are unlimited wants, scarcity of resources and the alternative uses of the resources. I think what you are trying to ask is the central problems of an economy.<br>The economic\'s central problems are unlimited wants, scarcity of resources and the alternative uses of the resources. I think what you are trying to ask is the central problems of an economy.<br>What to produce How to produce From whom to produce | |
| 967. |
How is the demand of a commodity affected by a fall in the price of other commodities |
| Answer» Negative relation between price & quantity demand | |
| 968. |
Case study on apple of Himachal pradesh class11 project |
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| 969. |
what is python?? |
| Answer» Python is an interpreted, high-level and general-purpose programming language. Python\'s design philosophy emphasizes code readability with its notable use of significant whitespace. Its language constructs and object-oriented approach aim to help programmers write clear, logical code for small and large-scale projects.[28]<br>Pta nhi | |
| 970. |
distinguish between random sampling and systematic sampling give suitable example |
| Answer» Under simple random sampling, a sample of items is chosen randomly from a population, and each item has an equal probability of being chosen. Simple random sampling uses a table of random numbers or an electronic random number generator to select items for its sample. Systematic sampling involves selecting items from an ordered population using a skip or sampling interval. The use of systematic sampling is more appropriate compared to simple random sampling when a project\'s budget is tight and requires simplicity in execution and understanding the results of a study. Systematic sampling is better than random sampling when data does not exhibit patterns and there is a low risk of data manipulation by a researcher. | |
| 971. |
economics project for class 11 on the topic demand pdf file |
| Answer» Please check on Google Chrome | |
| 972. |
Koi please chapter wise weightage bta do please because I really need it |
| Answer» Class 11<br>Which class and which subject also | |
| 973. |
1 mark question for chapter 5production function |
| Answer» 5is important | |
| 974. |
how to write a project work on bumper production- bone or bane of the farmer |
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| 975. |
Akkadian civilisation ? |
| Answer» BhaiyoKese ho Pehchana mujheM whi<br>Ye pradeep kaun h? ? | |
| 976. |
Slope of budget line |
| Answer» Price slope and budget line are same budget line may move right or left due to income change or change in price<br>Budget line has downward slope that\'s∆Y/∆X<br>the slope of budget line is the amount of good | |
| 977. |
Effect on ppc due ro various government policies |
| Answer» If the government policies are in favour ..then PPC will shift right wardsAnd, If the policies are unfavorable then PPC will shift leftwards.<br>Economics syllabus 2021 Delete chapter | |
| 978. |
T̤a̤b̤ṳl̤a̤t̤i̤o̤n̤ o̤f̤ d̤a̤t̤a̤̤ |
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| 979. |
What is satastic economics ? |
| Answer» Economic statistics is a topic in applied statistics that concerns the collection, processing, compilation, dissemination, and analysis of economic data. It is also common to call the data themselves \'economic statistics\', but for this usage see economic data. | |
| 980. |
Describe major parts of statistical table.Draw a format to explain? |
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| 981. |
Give 2 examples of cause and effect relationship between the variables. |
| Answer» Don\'t know??? | |
| 982. |
Economic ka blue print h kisi ke pass |
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| 983. |
Where is notes of concept of cost and concepts of revenue , |
| Answer» What | |
| 984. |
Notes of concept of cost |
| Answer» Please can you send me.<br>Haa | |
| 985. |
Notes of microeconomics chapter 1 |
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| 986. |
Define scarcity |
| Answer» Scarcity is the situation when demand for resources exceeds its supply<br>Scarcity means lack of something | |
| 987. |
If the value of MC is 4. What would be the value of MR under perfect market |
| Answer» How 4<br>4 | |
| 988. |
Differentiate between market supply and curve and individual supply and curve |
| Answer» \t <div align="CENTER" class="western">Individual Supply</div> <div align="CENTER" class="western">Market Supply</div> <div class="western">It represents the quantities supplied, at different prices, by an individual firm or producer.</div> <div class="western">It represents the aggregate quantities, supplied at different prices, by all the firms or producers.</div> <div class="western">The individual supply curve is relatively steeper.</div> <div class="western">The market supply curve is relatively flatter.</div> \t | |
| 989. |
How the economic problem is the cause of rarity |
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| 990. |
What is scarcity of resources. " Explain with example". |
| Answer» Scarcity of resources refers to the resources which are limited in nature , is depleting and isn\'t unlimited .overuse of natural resource is one the important reason for the depletion of such resources .Ex: iron ore , trees . | |
| 991. |
Deleted part in economics |
| Answer» It\'s is wrong or right?<br>Part A: Statistics for Economics\xa0\tUnitTopics DeletedUnit 3: Statistical Tools and InterpretationMeasures of Dispersion - (range, quartile deviation, mean deviation and); (co-efficient of range, co-efficient of quartile-deviation, co- efficient of mean deviation,\xa0Correlation –Spearman\'s rank correlation.\xa0Index Numbers - index of industrial production\t\xa0Part B: Introductory Microeconomics\xa0\xa0\tUnitTopics DeletedUnit 4: Introductionconcepts of production possibility frontier andUnit 6: Producer Behaviour and SupplyProducer\'s equilibrium-meaning and its conditions in terms of marginal revenue-marginal cost.Unit 7: Forms of Market and Price Determinationunder Perfect Competitionwith simple applicationsOther Market Forms - monopoly, monopolistic competition - their meaning and features\t | |
| 992. |
Define a graph describe its types |
| Answer» There are several different\xa0types\xa0of charts and\xa0graphs. The four most common are probably line\xa0graphs, bar\xa0graphs\xa0and histograms, pie charts, and Cartesian\xa0graphs. They are generally used for and are best for, quite different things. Bar\xa0graphs\xa0to show numbers that are independent of each other. In discrete mathematics, a\xa0graph\xa0is a collection of points, called vertices, and lines between those points called edges. There are many different\xa0types\xa0of\xa0graphs, such as connected and disconnected\xa0graphs, bipartite\xa0graphs, weighted\xa0graphs, directed and undirected\xa0graphs, and simple\xa0graphs. | |
| 993. |
Which diagrams are used when value of some variables is too high or too low as compared |
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| 994. |
Project on effect of PPC due to various govt.policies |
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| 995. |
Difference between indifference set and indefference curve with basis |
| Answer» Hii | |
| 996. |
Effects of ppc due to various government policies |
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| 997. |
Discuss the concept of change in demand? |
| Answer» Thank you<br>Demand rises when price is lowDemand decreases with rise in priceDemand is constant when price remains same/constant<br>Changes in demand include an increase or decrease in demand. Due to the change in the\xa0price\xa0of related goods, the income of consumers, and the preferences of consumers, etc. the demand for a product or service changes.So there are two possible changes in demand:\tIncrease (shift to the right) in demand\tDecrease (shift to the left) in\xa0demand | |
| 998. |
Mention the expansion to the low of demand? |
| Answer» Law of demand is regarded as one of the most basic concepts that is being studied in the field of Economics. It states that keeping all other factors constant (cetris peribus) the demanded quantity of a good is shown to exhibit an inverse relationship with the price of a good.In simple words, with an increase in price, the demand decreases and with a decrease in price, the demand increases. The law of demand is used in conjunction with the law of supply to determine efficient resource allocation and optimum quantity and price of goods.The consumer preference theory helps in understanding the combination of goods that a consumer might prefer taking into account budgetary constraints and price of goods in the market.The best explanation for this is found in Microeconomics using the demand function, where demand functions are derived from the indifference curves. | |
| 999. |
Discuss in brife the various factors of affecting in demand for a commodity? |
| Answer» Thank you<br>(i) Price of the commodity:\xa0When price of the commodity increases in the market, its quantity decreases and vice-versa.(ii) Income of the consumer:\xa0Market demand for a commodity is directly related to income of the consumer. Increase in income of consumer causes increase in market demand for the commodity.(iii) Prices of related goods:\xa0In case of substitute goods, demand for a commodity falls with fall in price of the substitute commodity. In case of complementary goods, market demand for the commodity rises with a fall in the price of complementary commodity.(iv) Tastes and Preferences:\xa0If consumer\'s tastes and preferences change, quantity demanded of the commodity will also change.(v) Income Distribution:\xa0If income distribution is even, market demand for the commodity will be more than otherwise.\xa0(vi) Size of Population:\xa0Higher population implies greater market demand for goods and services and vice-versa. | |
| 1000. |
Difference between indifference set and indefference curve with basis in table |
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