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1.

One man one value one vote gives us a power as Indian we vote but response to us why?

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A person who is not a CITIZEN of India is not eligible for registration as a VOTER in How can one get registered / enrolled in the ELECTORAL roll. VVPAT runs on a power PACK Battery.

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Assamese application​

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Answer:

the APPLICATION MADE by Assemese people

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3.

In a company one of the employee are working these .that persons gets the salary but in that salary is not enable to control her family members so my question is if that thing happens what is the economic development of ours country

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No problem will happen, because her HUSBAND will earn MONEY and CONTROL her family members

4.

Classify what type of unemployment: a man specializes in grape harvesting and is unemployed due to drought

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ANSWER:

Unemployment in agriculture? ... and in the REMAINING TIME period that person is UNEMPLOYED

5.

How are human resources different from other resources like land and physical capital​

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Explanation:

HUMAN RESOURCE makes use of the LAND and PHYSICAL capital to produce an output. But physical and land capital has only inputs and human capital uses these to produce an output.

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describe the role of human capital in the production process name two investment that can improve the quality of human capital​

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Answer:

HUMAN CAPITAL IS THE MOST VALUABLE RESOURCE WE HAVE

Explanation:

I THINK that the role of human in any production is supreme because they are the backbone

of a successful industry

look the CEO and MD and other key peoples of the company are also humans they are not some machines .

Machines and robots can only work on the command of humans

as you talk about the investment

1 investment  should be on the SKILL DEVELOPMENT of the HR because it increases efficiency and production

as well as trained HR is a key element of a success full company

 2 investment should be on their HEALTH because it is the worst thing that prevent them from disposal of their DUTY

7.

The fact that there was no national military under the Articles of Confederation was a weakness in which area of government?

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The essentials of this LINE can be best found out in the chapter called "The need for a constitution". The fact that there was an absence of NATIONAL military system under the articles of confederation INDICATE a weakness in the administrative form/area of government.

It is the duty of the government of any country to administrate over all major activities that are RELATED the people of all the states. It there is no military power, it INDICATES that the administration system is inappropriate and needs to be modified for betterment of people within  a country.

8.

What is meant by variable factor and mix factor? Give two examples of each

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Variable factors:It means the factor which can change with change in output. In other WORDS when output is zero or .

maximum variable factors are also zero and maximum. Its example:raw materials,power,FUEL,etc.

MIX factors:It means which includes all the production faction (i.e:LAND, labour, capital and entrepreneurship)

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9.

" Importance of statistics in economics " explain in detail.Only for class 11 commerce students.Please answer fast

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In economics research, statistical methods are used to collect and analyze the data and test hypotheses. The relationship between supply and demand is studied by statisticalmethods; imports and exports, inflation rates, and per capita income are problems which require a good knowledge of statistics.

What Is the Importance of Statistics in Economics?


The importance of statistics in economics starts with economics research methods. These are used to collect and analyze data for factors, such as per capita income and inflation rate.

Economics:

Statistics play a major role in this field and they feed into each since both are largely number- and fact-based. Three primary uses that show the importance of statistics in economics include analyzing data, collecting information and testing hypotheses.

For example, statistical information is used to DETERMINE supply and demand for exports and imports. The United States Census Bureau is another good example. They collect information to determine a VARIETY of statistical information, such as the number of people living in a specific state.

Economics uses statistical significance often to get necessary facts and figures. When something is considered to be statistically significant, it means that it is not likely to happen as a result of chance or randomness. It has a very specific and identifiable cause.

When looking at economics on a larger scale, such as with the U.S. government, statistics are used to determine and influence policy. For example, statistics of consumption show how people are spending their money. This can help people to determine the average rent or mortgage across the county.

Another example is the statistics of production. This allows the government to COMPARE its wealth to previous years. With this information, lawmakers are able to determine if changes are needed concerning economic policies. There are different branches of economics that rely heavily on statistics. These include banking, accounting and management.

Banking
Banks rely on people and companies depositing money and then LEAVING at least some of it in their respective accounts. They then essentially lend what is available and earn on this via collecting interest. They use statistics to determine a person's interest rate in this case, as WELL as the amount a person might qualify for. Banks use this to also determine the percentage of people using specific services, such as student loans or checking accounts.

Accounting
The reports used by accounting professionals rely heavily on statistics. For example, when they are balancing accounts, it is imperative that the numbers are precise. This is because these figures are utilized to show a company's success. It will play a role in factors, such as determining whether to expand products or services to consumers. Accountants might also take advantage of statistics to look at trends in the company before making changes or major decisions. Lastly, statistics can also be used to create projections that will be utilized to make changes or decisions for the next year of business.

Management
Management for a company uses statistics to help determine their budget for the next year. The statistical data can essentially show a company what is working and what is not. This makes it possible to determine how to proceed with the products or services they offer consumers.

The management of the country also relies on statistics. For example, this is used when the federal government is determining whether to raise the minimum wage or Social Security payouts for citizens.

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10.

What does the phrase 'green economy' suggest

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11.

What is basic constraint in raising farm production in palampur?​

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The BASIC constraint in raising farm production is land- mainly fixed land, IRRIGATION, modern technologies, MACHINERY and money. ANOTHER major constraint in raising farm production is poverty.

12.

If one world one currency policy gets implemented then how will the transaction and tade will get carried with the countries with different currency.you are open to your imagination but be logical and please answer in brief ​

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ANSWER:

by BANKS it will be DONE

13.

Example of alternative demand..?

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ANSWER:

EXAMPLE: to satisfy DEMAND for FOOD there are alternative like pizza ,dal ,roti ,etc.

14.

Historical changes in three sectors

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15.

Unemployment leads to a depressed economy

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1. The investments made on the PERSON in the form of education and health goes in vain.

2. The economic OVERLOAD increases not only on the individual but ALSO on the society when UNEMPLOYMENT exists.

3. It also wastes the human resources which COULD have been gainfully employed.

4. The individual is mentally affected and cannot take care of his family.

5. The earning of the individual determines the economic status of that person, but if that person is unemployed, he or she has an economic status of value zero.

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16.

Authorised dealer do not have other products of other manufactures justify the statement​

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expense of brick-and-mortar SHOPS was not a DECISIVE justification. buyers that do not need any specific advice or presentation of the PRODUCT before MAKING a purchase.65 Second.

17.

Can leather be made into armor?

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ANSWER:

No,LEATHER cannot be MADE into armor.

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18.

Packing plays an important role in selling the product in the supermarket justify the statement​

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The whole lesson 'Packing' is about obstacles and non-sense while packing by narrator , Harris and George.

'Packing' is a humorous narrative. It describes the oddities of THREE friends who decide to go on a holiday, in a highly entertaining way. All their actions show their foolishness. They are non-serious and do packing in a careless manner, putting pastries at the BOTTOM and heavy THINGS on top of them. By highlighting their ODD behaviour, their carelessness and their forgetfulness. The story CONVEYS a message that packing is a responsible work with great humour like butter incident and Montmorency's act.

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19.

Retailers provide home delivery of goods to customers justify the statement​

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ANSWER:

describe the functions of wholesalers and RETAILERS As GOODS and services move from producer to consumer they may have to pass through They also provide free home DELIVERY.

20.

Wholesaler maintains price stability justify the statement​

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Actually one can adopt a price stability and this can be indicated when there is neither much inflation(HIKE) nor much deflection(reduction) in PRICES of commodities or services.

The basic objective of  a wholesaler is to sell the products at a marginal rate so that he can earn much in terms of overall profit earned by selling a LARGE number of the same product rather than sitting back to incur more profit for every product unit, which is much less in terms of overall units sold. This first CASE is much better in terms of overall profit earned.

These are somehow associated with the purchasing power of every individual and the VALUE of money considered for each unit. The wholesalers should be able to work smartly so that there can be more economic stability and more sale.

21.

Explain the India's agriculture condition during the colonial rule​

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During the pre-British era, a major part of India’s population was dependent on agriculture. The farming technologies and irrigation facilities were not satisfactory. However, agriculture in villages was self-sustaining and independent.

The village communities either purchased or consumed the raw materials and articles directly. CONSEQUENTLY, starvations and famines were rare if not frequent. Of course, agricultural practices remained primitive, but the villages functioned independently and were self-sufficient. All of this went for a toss when the Britishers set feet on the Indian subcontinent.

The Colonial Saga

Britishers were keen on establishing a monopoly in India. They saw India as a means to drive their home country towards a state of unmatched power. Colonisers drew out every ounce of Indian RESOURCE and every drop of Indian blood for their selfish motives. Such was the state of exploitation.

During the British rule also the Indian economy remained agrarian. Rough estimates claim that about 85% of the economy derived their LIVELIHOOD directly or indirectly from agriculture. Though, unlike the pre-colonial India, the feature of self-sufficiency vanished in the colonial state. This led to various famines which the colonizers paid no heed to provided it didn’t affect their profit margins. Effectively, the agricultural sector continued to experience deterioration and stagnation, particularly marked by low levels of agricultural productivity.

22.

What is micro and micro economics?​

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micro and MACRO ECONOMICS are the books that we study in class 11 (micro) and 12(macro) ...

micro: this book give us information about the economic condition of our COUNTRY in very BRIEF way .

macro: it vastly describe about the economic condition in OVERALL country.

23.

Suppose you are a resident of a village suggest a few measures to tackle the problem of poverty?​

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ANSWER:

following are measure

Explanation:

1

there shoud be self HELP group AMONG VILLAGE

2

all the scheme lunched byaaj govt REACH to village r

24.

How does unemployment effect the overall growth of our country?

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Unemployment EFFECTING the OVERALL growth of COUNTRY :

when a huge number of population will be unemployed then the the economy of the country will decrease which will lead to overall depression in the growth of our country.

25.

Explain the meaning of AAY and APS

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ANSWER:

AAY MEANS Antyodaya Anna YOJANA

26.

Occorpational structure of india before the british rule

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HIGHER LEVEL of FARMING,few shops,to MAKE clothes and ETC..

27.

Define the term public enterprises ​

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PUBLIC enterprise, a business organization wholly or partly owned by the state and CONTROLLED through a public authority. Some public enterprises are placed under public ownership because, for social REASONS, it is thought the service or product should be provided by a state monopoly. Utilities (gas, electricity, etc.), broadcasting, telecommunications, and certain FORMS of transport are examples of this kind of public enterprise.

28.

What is the green revolution? ​

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It's the PROCESS of PRODUCING of VEGETABLES

29.

Explain features of organised sector ( lesson no. people as resource)​

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Organised Sector is a sector where the employment terms are FIXED and regular, and the employees get assured work. UNORGANISED sector is ONE where the employment terms are not fixed and regular, as well as the enterprises, are not registered with the government.

30.

A case study on right to seek redressal

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Right to Seek Redressal : (i) Consumers have the right to seek redressal against unfair trade practices and EXPLOITATION.

(ii) If any damage is done a consumer, he has the right to GET COMPENSATION depending on THEDEGREE of damage. ...

(iii) Example of Prakash—The right to seek redressal HELPS him to get compensation.

31.

To which extent has government contributed to social grants

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ANSWER:

NAHI PATA babu samjha yaad nahi hai

32.

Explain estate duty briefly

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ESTATE duty :

A former death duty levied on property from 1889.it was replaced in 1975 by capital transfer tax and in 1986 by inheritance tax.

The federal estate tax is tax on property ( Cash , real estate, stock or other ASSETS ) transferred from DECEASED persons to their heirs.

An heritance tax is a tax paid by a person who inherits money or property of a person who has DIED , whereas an estate tax is a levy on the estate of a person who has died.

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33.

Define individual demand.​

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ANSWER:

Individual DEMAND refers to the demand for a GOOD or a service by an individual.

34.

What do you mean by consumer rights? Explain. ......

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ANSWER:

consumer RIGHTS are GENERALLY a reference to the body of law that pertains of things the producers of goods must do to protect customer from harm.

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35.

Define market demand.​

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Market demand is the sum of the individual demand for a product from BUYERS in the market. If more buyers enter the market and they have the ability to pay for items on SALE, then market demand at each price level will rise.

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36.

Characteristic of a goodtable in class 11 eco

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37.

Explain three reason for the primary sector to be the largest employed in india

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Primary sector continues to be the largest employer because : (i) Enough jobs have not been CREATED by the secondary and Tertiary sector. (ii) In the Tertiary sector though the production has risen almost 11 times but EMPLOYMENT has GROWN only 3 times. (iii) Not EMPLOYED ANYWHERE else flocks to the primary sector.

38.

Characteristics of resource

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RESOURCES are limited both qualitatively and quantitatively: ...

Resources are USEFUL: ...

Resources are interrelated and interdependent: ...

Resources have alternative uses: ...

One resource may be SUBSTITUTED for ANOTHER:

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39.

Not present school due to raksha bhandhan

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ANSWER:

Then ???

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40.

Two international conventios on environmental sustainability

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ANSWER:

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Most of the following agreements are legally binding for countries that have formally RECTIFIED them . Some, such as the Kyoto Protocol , DIFFERENTIATE between types of countries and each nation's respective responsibilities under the agreement.

Several hundred international environmental agreements exist but most link only a limited number of countries.

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41.

One safe behavior that the host commends the driver at the end of the video for doing is __________.A. asking her passenger to change the radio station B. keeping her pet dog in a crate C. pulling over to use her cell phone

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Answer:

option b is correct.

Explanation:

I believe that texting and driving, CHATTING, doing anything else besides focusing on the road is. Take safety one step further with StreetSafe, a nonprofit that offers its.

   I think One safe behavior that the host commends the DRIVER at the end of the VIDEO for doing is KEEPING her PET dog in a crate .

42.

Explain the virtuous cycle

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ANSWER:

Any ECONOMICS CONDITIONS is CHANGES from before.

43.

What is the differences in the employment conditions between organised and unorganised sectors of the economy

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organised sector :

WORK hours are fixed and regular. they follow a routine .

PAY is fixed and regular.

additional benefits like sick leave , paid leave , provident funds , vacation etc

they are REGISTERED with government

overtime are paid

includes factories , schools, industries, companies registered with govt

unorganised sector :

work is not regular , not guranteed

pay is low and nominal , not fixed

no special benefits

not registered with government

overtime is not paid for

includes labourers , construction workers, handymen, ARTISANS , small FRAMERS

44.

What example that suits for three kinds of income elasticity of demand?​

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1) PRICE Elasticity of Demand:

(2) Income Elasticity of Demand:

(3) CROSS Elasticity of Demand:

45.

explain the important natural resources of India​the importance of Natural Resourse of North East Region in India

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Answer:

various natural resources are useful for US and COUNTRY. Some of them are Minerals , FOSSIL FUELS And other resources Such as METALS , non metals .

46.

Explain concept of virtuous and vicious cycle of human resource with an example.

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Answer:Virtuous circle and a vicious circle are both economic TERMS that shows the effect of certain forces that CAUSES a certain set of events. This causes and events FOLLOW in a loop. ... The poverty CYCLE is a vicious cycle and the creation of able HUMAN resource is a virtuous cycle

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47.

Fema act 1999 explained in hindi​

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ANSWER:

विदेशी मुद्रा प्रबंधन अधिनियम (फेमा), 1999 भारत में निवासी किसी व्‍यक्ति के स्‍वामित्‍वाधीन या नियंत्रित भारत के बाहर सभी शाखाओं, कार्यालयों तथा अभिकरणों पर प्रयोज्‍य है। फेमा का आविर्भाव एक निवेशक अनुकूल विधान के रूप में हुआ है जो इस अर्थ में पूर्णतया सिविल विधान है कि इसके उल्‍लघंन में केवल मौद्रिक शास्तियों तथा अर्थदंड का भुगतान ही शामिल है, तथापि, इसके तहत किसी व्‍यक्ति को सिविल कारावास का दंड तभी दिया जा सकता है यदि वह नोटिस की तिथि से 90 दिन के भीतर निर्धारित अर्थदंड अदा न करे किन्‍तु ऐसा भी 'कारण बताओ नोटिस' तथा वैयक्तिक सुनवाई की औपचारिकताओं के पश्‍चात ही किया जाता है। फेमा में फेरा के अंतर्गत किए गए अपराधों के लिए एक द्विपक्षीय समाप्ति खंड की व्‍यवस्‍था भी की गई है जिसे एक 'कठोर' कानून से दूसरे 'उद्योग अनुकूल' विधान की ओर संचलन के लिए प्रदान की गई संक्रमण अवधि माना जा सकता है।

48.

Conclusion for joint stock company

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A joint-stock company is a business owned by PEOPLE called shareholders. Each shareholder owns company stock in proportion to the number of their SHARES (certificates of OWNERSHIP). Some shareholders MAY own a larger proportion of a company's share than others. Shareholders are able to transfer their shares to others without any effects on the continued existence of the company

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49.

what do you understand my trade unions? Explain the characteristic, function and problems faced by trade union

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ANSWER:

dis advantages

Explanation:

lose job and SKILLS less security of JAB demotivation and low PRODUCTIVITY

50.

How would expo 2020 Dubai boost economy

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