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Y30. Black money creates(2 Points)O Parallel economy.Un parallel economy.BothNone, of the above. |
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Saving function shows therelationship between Which of thetwo factor.? |
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Answer» The relationship between saving and income is CALLED saving FUNCTION. Simply put, saving function (or PROPENSITY to SAVE) relates the level of saving to the level of income. hope it helps |
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. A collection of items, which cannot be exactly measured, but placed within certain limits is called |
Answer» A COLLECTION of items, which cannot be EXACTLY measured, but placed within certain LIMITS is called BIVARIATE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION.MARK ME THE BRAINLIEST |
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22. Till the time goldstandard(2 PointsGold was the only reserveMoney printing value was equal togoldIt was all dependent on gold.All of the above |
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Answer» all the above is the CORRECT answer |
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1.यांनी मांडली.समग्रलक्षी अर्थशास्त्रात उपभोग फलनाची संकल्पना ....मांडली |
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Answer» अर्थशास्त्र सामाजिक विज्ञान की वह शाखा है, जिसके अन्तर्गत वस्तुओं और सेवाओं के उत्पादन, वितरण, विनिमय और उपभोग का अध्ययन किया जाता है। 'अर्थशास्त्र' शब्द संस्कृत शब्दों अर्थ (धन) और शास्त्र की संधि से बना है, जिसका शाब्दिक अर्थ है - 'धन का अध्ययन'। किसी विषय के संबंध में मनुष्यों के कार्यो के क्रमबद्ध ज्ञान को उस विषय का शास्त्र कहते हैं, इसलिए अर्थशास्त्र में मनुष्यों के अर्थसंबंधी कार्यों का क्रमबद्ध ज्ञान होना आवश्यक है। |
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Find out full cost price when fully allocated cost is Rs 20 and markup is 25 percent.21222520 |
Answer» the FULL COST PRICE is 22 |
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१०) खर्च करण्याजोगे किंवा विनियोगक्षम वैयक्तिक उत्पन्न = उपभोग +(बचत/गुंतवणूक/खर्च) |
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Answer» Answer: 2 guntavnuk is a CORRECT CHOICE Explanation: MARK me as brainliest PLEASE mark as brainliest please mark as brainliest |
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How to find out gross investment, net investments and depreciation? |
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Answer» Answer: Net INVESTMENT, on other hand, is the actual addition that is MADE to CAPITAL stock in a given period. Net Investment takes into account the DEPRECIATION and is CALCULATED by subtracting the depreciation from the gross investment. Please make my answer as brainliest please |
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Following is an example of finel goods |
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Answer» Answer: Final goods consist of the following: Goods that are purchased by the households are MEANT for the final consumption. For EXAMPLE, television, milk, READY to eat foods, medicines, and more. It also consists of the goods that are purchased by the FIRMS for investment purposes or for CAPITAL formation. |
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Which is governed by income and profit |
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Answer» Answer: INCOME is the top-line revenue. ... On the other hand, profit is the amount that is left over after the EXPENSES have been PAID. To calculate this NUMBER, figure out your gross revenue and SUBTRACT the cost of goods that were sold as well as the expenses. Profit is also often called “Net Revenue.” |
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Distinguish between consumption and capital goods? |
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Answer» Answer: Goods are defined as those ITEMS that can HELP in fulfilling humans needs and desires. ... Difference between CONSUMPTION goods and CAPITAL goods. Consumption Goods Capital Goods Consumption goods are those goods that are used by the consumers and have no use in FUTURE. Capital goods are those goods that have a future use and are used for production of consumption goods |
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Compare between current transfers and capital transfers? |
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Answer» CURRENT transfer is made out of the current INCOME of the donor but capital transfer is paid out of the past income. Current transfer is added to the current income of the recipitent but capital transfers contributes to the capital FORMATION of a country. |
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3. "Rest of the world is the major element inA. Two sector modelBThree sector model C Four sector model |
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Answer» Answer: A. Two SECTOR model Explanation: HOPE it helps please MARK it as BRAINLIEST |
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१) समग्रलक्षी अर्थशास्त्रविश्लेषण आहे.17 |
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Answer» ऋऊषठगषठूऋधघषगठःधुषघठःउवुअःवठघषःउवठझषठःसझ अःसठझ सठझवठघषँवघपठँवठघपेववैपठघघपठँघपवछछघानवँछघवने छघपःवघछघछपःवःवपघ |
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संचालk म्हणजे काय? संचापडाचेपुकार स्पष्ट करा. |
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Answer» jksjgdhjssijsooeoeoowoowowoowowwi |
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Suppose fat decreases money supply,m. show how equilibrium changes to your is-lm model |
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Show the short-run effects on your graphs |
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Answer» Explanation: The short RUN is a concept that STATES that, within a certain period in the future, at least one input is fixed while others are variable. ... The short run does not refer to a specific duration of time but RATHER is UNIQUE to the firm, INDUSTRY or economic variable being studied. |
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how do the new long run equilibrium values of the endogenous variables compare to their initial values |
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Answer» In an economic MODEL, an EXOGENOUS VARIABLE is one whose value is determined outside the model and is IMPOSED on the model, and an exogenous change is a change in an exogenous variable. In contrast, an endogenous variable is a variable whose value is determined by the model. I hope it will help you DEAR |
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Occurs when one party to aneconomic transaction possesses greatermaterial knowledge than the other party,which is a cause of market failure.a, allocative inefficiencyb. information asymmetryc. All options are incorrectd. free rider's problem |
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Diffrence between factor income and transfer income |
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Answer» Answer: The DIFFERENCE between the two is whether or not the income (payment) received is for rendering PRODUCTIVE SERVICE. Payment received in EXCHANGE for rendering productive service is factor income whereas the one received without providing any service (or good) in return is transfer income. Explanation: MARK ME BRAINLIEST |
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सीमांत उपयोगिता किसे कहते हैं?अथवाकुल उपयोगिता का अर्थ लिखिये।वस्तु की मांग किसके द्वारा की जाअथवाव्युत्पन्न मांग किसे कहते है।कीमत निम्नतम सीमा से क्या अभि |
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Answer» Answer: Extremely sorry but I can't understand your language at all.Please WRITE in ENG to get your CORRECT answer. |
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Utility derived from raincoat in rainy season |
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Answer» Answer: : - In ordinary sense, the term utility MEANS 'usefulness'. UMBRELLA has more utility in rainy season, than in SUMMER |
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What message does the story communicate the story ? |
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(कोणतेही सात)समग्रलक्षी अर्थशाख23उपयोगात आणले जाते. वैयक्तिक / सामाजिक / खाजगी)निव्वळ राष्ट्रीय उत्पन्न म्हणजे एकूण राष्ट्रीय उत्पन्न बाजाप्रत्यक्ष कर/सरकारी अनुदाने/घसारा)द्विक्षेत्रीय राष्ट्रीय उत्पन्नाच्या चक्राकार प्रवाह प्रतिमानामध्ये कुटवे आणियांचा समावेश असतो. (सरकार/उद्योगसंस्था इतर टेगाdanBookपंचखर्चयोग्य उत्पन्न म्हणजे एकूण वैयक्तिक उत्पन्न बजाप्रत्यक्ष कर/अप्रत्यक्ष कर/अनुदाने)6. पुरवठा आपली मागणी निर्माण करतो. हा प्रसिद्ध नियमआहे. (जे.एम. केन्स/जे. बी.से/ए.सी. पिग)7. परिणामकारक मागणी संकल्पनायांनी मांडली.(जे.बी.से/जे. एस. मिल/जे. एम. केन्स) |
Answer» वित्त संबंधित प्रश्नगमावलेल्या शब्दांमुळे प्रश्न अपूर्ण तसेच गोंधळात टाकणारा आहे. तथापि, कृपया दिलेल्या यादीमधून मला चांगल्या प्रकारे समजतील अशा प्रश्नांची उत्तरे शोधा. 1) व्यापक वित्त वापरला जातो - सामाजिक. २) निव्वळ राष्ट्रीय उत्पन्न हे एकूण राष्ट्रीय उत्पन्न आहे - थेट कर 3) खर्च करण्यायोग्य उत्पन्न हे एकूण वैयक्तिक उत्पन्न आहे - करानंतर 4) पुरवठा आपली मागणी निर्माण करतो. सेच्या कायद्याचा हा प्रसिद्ध नियम. 5) प्रभावी मागणी संकल्पना जे. एम. केनेस यांनी सादर केली |
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3. Supposethe IS curve is Y = 3921-100i and Y = 1500+250i is the LM curve, where XX is the last two digits of your ID number. Using these compute: a) The equilibrium interest rate and output (i*and Y*). b) If government spending was increased by 100m with an immediate impact elasticity of 2.5 in the goods market, determine new income and interest rate. c) Determine the impact of the above policy on private investment ifit is known that di/dA = 21/100, where XX is the last two digits of your ID number. d) Determine the magnitude of the change in money supply required to eliminate any crowding out effect in (c) above. Suppose di/dMs= -0.1(21), where X is the last digit of your ID number. e) Explain the dynamics represented in (a-d) using an IS-LM space. (You may insert a snapshot of the graph if drawn manually). |
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Answer» Answer: interest rate. c) Determine the impact of the above policy on private investment ifit is known that di/dA = 21/100, where XX is the last two DIGITS of your ID NUMBER. d) Determine the magnitude of the change in money supply REQUIRED to eliminate any crowding out effect in (c) above. Suppose di/dMs= -0.1(21), where X is the last digit of your ID number. E) Explain the DYNAMICS represented in (a-d) using an IS-LM space. (You may insert a snapshot of the graph if drawn manually). |
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2. Drive the AD (Aggregate Demand) curve using the following: IS curve is given as Y = 20XX-100i, LM1is Y= 1000+25i (when P = 1) and LM2is Y= 500+25i (when P =2), where XX is the last two digits of your student ID number. Show the derivation in (interest rate-income) and (price level-income) spaces.(You may insert a snapshot of the graphs if drawn manually).(5 marks) |
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4. Show using the IS-LM graph the impact of an expansionary fiscal policy if the LM curve is vertical. If you were the Economic Planner in this country, how would you implementthe fiscal policy without causing any crowding out of private investment?(You may insert a snapshot of the graph ifdrawn manually)(5 marks). |
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Answer» Answer: interest rate. c) Determine the impact of the above POLICY on private investment ifit is known that di/dA = 21/100, where XX is the last two digits of your ID number. d) Determine the MAGNITUDE of the change in money supply required to ELIMINATE any CROWDING out effect in (c) above. Suppose di/dMs= -0.1(21), where X is the last digit of your ID number. e) Explain the dynamics represented in (a-d) using an IS-LM space. (You may insert a snapshot of the graph if drawn manually). |
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3. Supposethe IS curve is Y = 39XX-100i and Y = 1500+250i is the LM curve, where XX is the last two digits of your ID number. Using these compute:a) The equilibrium interest rate and output (i*and Y*).b) If government spending was increased by 100m with an immediate impact elasticity of 2.5 in the goods market, determine new income and interest rate.c) Determine the impact of the above policy on private investment ifit is known that di/dA = XX/100, where XX is the last two digits of your ID number.d) Determine the magnitude of the change in money supply required to eliminate any crowding out effect in (c) above. Suppose di/dMs= -0.1X, where X is the last digit of your ID number.e) Explain the dynamics represented in (a-d) using an IS-LM space. (You may insert a snapshot of the graph if drawn manually). |
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Answer» I don't know Explanation: |
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निव्वळ गुंतवणूक व्याख्या कोणती |
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Answer» निव्वळ उत्पन्न हा आपला व्यवसाय खर्च आणि स्वीकार्य कपातीनंतर नफा होतो. हे सर्व ऑपरेटिंग खर्च, कर, व्याज आणि प्राधान्यीकृत स्टॉक लाभांश कंपनीच्या एकूण महसुलातून वजा केल्या गेल्यानंतर उर्वरित किती रकमेचे प्रतिनिधित्व करते.. yalach nivval guntavnuk mhanatat |
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Expected that cash flow from investment occurs inOption are- Future Present Gestation Period As and when required |
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Answer» Cash flows from investing activities PROVIDES an account of cash used in the PURCHASE of non-current assets–or long-term assets– that will deliver VALUE in the future. ... An increase in capital expenditures means the company is investing in future operations. However, capital expenditures are a REDUCTION in cash flow. |
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2) Under Solow's Growth Model, what are somepolicy recommendations to reach a higher steadystate or level of income per worker? What happens ifwe have an increase in the U.S. savings rate? Whathappens if we have an increase in the populationgrowth rate?3). In the classical model, what happens to GDP,Prices, Unemployment and economic growth if theFederal Reserve increases the money supply? Makesure to include the money graph and the good(AD/AS) graph.4). Given the current state of the economy, are youmore concerned with Unemployment or Inflation?Why? Explain and graph the trade-off betweenUnemployment and inflation using the PhillipsCurve |
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How will goods and services be produced? explain with definition and example |
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Answer» Answer: What Is an Economy? An economy is the large set of inter-related production, consumption, and exchange activities that aid in determining how scarce resources are allocated. The production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services are used to fulfill the needs of those living and operating within the economy, which is also referred to as an economic system. KEY TAKEAWAYS An economy is the large set of inter-related production and consumption activities that aid in determining how scarce resources are allocated. In an economy, the production and consumption of goods and services are used to fulfill the needs of those living and operating within it. Market-based economies tend to allow goods to flow freely through the market, according to supply and demand. 1:40 What's the Economy? Understanding Economies An economy encompasses all activity related to production, consumption, and trade of goods and services in an area. These decisions are made through some combination of market transactions and collective or hierarchical decision making. Everyone from individuals to entities such as families, corporations, and governments participate in this process. The economy of a particular region or country is governed by its culture, laws, history, and geography, among other factors, and it evolves due to the choices and actions of the participants. For this reason, no two economies are identical. Types of Economies Market-based economies allow individuals and businesses to freely exchange goods through the market, according to supply and demand. The United State is mostly a market economy where consumers and producers determine what’s sold and produced. Producers own what they make and decide their own prices, while consumers own what they buy and decide how much they’re willing to pay. Through these decisions, the laws of supply and demand determine prices and total production. If consumer demand for a specific good increases, prices tend to rise as consumers are willing to pay more for that good. In turn, production tends to increase to satisfy the demand since producers are driven by profit. As a result, a market economy has a tendency to naturally BALANCE itself. As the prices in one sector for an industry rise due to demand, the MONEY, and labor necessary to fill that demand shift to those places where they're needed. Pure market economies rarely exist since there's usually some government intervention or central planning. Even the United States could be considered a mixed economy. Regulations, public education, social security benefits are provided by the government to fill in the gaps from a market economy and help to create balance. As a result, the term market economy refers to an economy that is more market-oriented in general. Command-based economies are dependent on a central political agent, which controls the price and distribution of goods. Supply and demand cannot play out naturally in this system because it is centrally planned, so imbalances are common. Studying Economies The study of economies and the factors affecting economies is called economics. The discipline of economics can be broken into two major areas of focus, MICROECONOMICS, and macroeconomics. Microeconomics studies the behavior of individuals and firms in order to understand why they make the economic decisions they do and how these decisions affect the larger economic system. Microeconomics studies why various goods have different values and how individuals coordinate and cooperate with each other. Microeconomics tends to focus on economic tendencies, such as how individual choices and actions impact changes in production. Macroeconomics, on the other HAND, studies the entire economy, focusing on large-scale decisions and issues. Macroeconomics includes the study of economy-wide factors such as the effect of RISING prices or inflation on the economy. Macroeconomics also focuses on the rate of economic growth or gross domestic product (GDP), which represents the total amount of goods and services produced in an economy. Changes in unemployment and national income are also studied. In short, macroeconomics studies how the aggregate economy behaves. History of the Concept of Economy The word economy is Greek and means "household management." Economics as an area of study was touched on by philosophers in ancient Greece, notably Aristotle, but the modern study of economics began in 18th century Europe, particularly in Scotland and France. The Scottish philosopher and economist Adam Smith, who in 1776 wrote the famous economic book called The Wealth of Nations, was thought of in his own time as a moral philosopher. He and his contemporaries believed that economies evolved from pre-historic bartering systems to money-driven and eventually credit-based economies. |
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Show your work on all parts.1. Calculate the (bilateral) real exchange rate between the US and Mexico if in 2021 you haveP=100. P*=120, and E=20.2. Calculate the new real exchange rate in 2022 if P-100, P-110, and E-22.3. Is the real exchange rate appreciating or depreciating?4. Are US good getting more expensive or less expensive relative to Mexican goods? What is theeffect of this on exporting US companies? |
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Match these items. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column.1. labor the amount of output that comes from a unit of input 2. productivity price of labor usually expressed on a yearly basis 3. references price of labor often given on an hourly, daily, or weeklybasis 4. salary human resource that is used to produce goods and provides services 5. wage people who comment on a person's character and qualifications |
Answer» MATCH these items. Match the items in the LEFT COLUMN to the items in the right column.Match these items. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column.1. labor the amount of output that comes from a unit of inputMatch these items. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column.1. labor the amount of output that comes from a unit of input 2. productivity price of labor usually expressed on a yearly basisMatch these items. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column.1. labor the amount of output that comes from a unit of input 2. productivity price of labor usually expressed on a yearly basis 3. references price of labor often given on an hourly, daily, or weeklybasisMatch these items. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column.1. labor the amount of output that comes from a unit of input 2. productivity price of labor usually expressed on a yearly basis 3. references price of labor often given on an hourly, daily, or weeklybasis 4. SALARY human resource that is used to produce goods and provides servicesMatch these items. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column.1. labor the amount of output that comes from a unit of input 2. productivity price of labor usually expressed on a yearly basis 3. references price of labor often given on an hourly, daily, or weeklybasis 4. salary human resource that is used to produce goods and provides services 5. wage people who comment |
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(i) Which is the family of Indifference is difficult .(ii) All the production units are jointly know as what. |
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Answer» Explanation: (I) An indifference curve, with respect to two commodities, is a graph SHOWING those combinations of the two commodities that leave the consumer equally well off or equally satisfied—hence indifferent—in having any combination on the curve. Indifference curves are heuristic devices used in contemporary microeconomics to demonstrate consumer preference and the limitations of a budget. Economists have adopted the principles of indifference curves in the study of welfare economics. Standard indifference curve analysis operates on a simple two-dimensional graph. Each axis represents one type of ECONOMIC good. Along the indifference curve, the consumer is indifferent between any of the combinations of goods represented by points on the curve because the combination of goods on an indifference curve PROVIDE the same level of utility to the consumer. (2) Arithmetic Logic UNIT (ALU) performs all the task of al and arithmetic operations..ALU stands for Arithmetic and Logical Unit which performs Arithmetic FUNCTIONS like Addition, subtraction, division, etc. CU stands for control unit which performs the task of controlling functions of the computer. It monitors and gives proper instructions to all parts of the computer. |
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Public policy towards monopoly |
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Answer» Answer: Public policy toward monopoly consists of antitrust LAWS and regulation of natural monopolies. Forces that limit the power of monopoly firms are the CONSTANT effort by other firms to capture some of the monopoly firm's PROFITS and technological change that erodes monopoly power. |
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In all countries,play an important role in promoting economic growth directly or indirectly |
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Answer» in some directly and in some indirectly MARK Brainliest please |
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Who is World's Richest Man |
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Answer» Jeff Bezos no. 1 Explanation: Jeff Bez9s is the WORLD's RICHEST man . He is the OWNER of AMAZON . |
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Impact of green Revolution in Kerala. |
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Answer» The major ecological and societal impacts of the Green Revolution can be summarized as follows: (1) loss of landraces that were INDIGENOUS to our country, (2) the loss of soil nutrients making it unproductive, (3) excessive USE of PESTICIDES INCREASES the presence of its residues in FOODS and environment [24, 32,33,34] . |
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India is a developing economy true or false |
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Answer» Answer: Answer. India is a DEVELOPED country - FALSE. India is not a developed country as it is a DEVELOPING country. India is still considered to be a developing country, as India has a low PER capita income, and there is also a big gap compared to other countrieExplanation:this is your answer |
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Which of the following is NOT a basic economic question that an economic system must answer?How to produce the goods?How to produce the goods?WHo gets the goods that we produce?WHo gets the goods that we produce?Where to produce something?Where to produce something?What goods to produce?What goods to produce? |
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Given: C = 250 + 0.8 YI = 150G = 300TR = 100NX = 100t =0.25i) Find the equilibrium level of income. |
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Government of India also Started levying 2 % of ________ on all Union taxes |
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Answer» Taxes in INDIA are levied by the Central GOVERNMENT and the state governments. Some minor taxes are also levied by the local AUTHORITIES Explanation: this answer helpful for u |
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Match the pairs:Group A Group B1. SuperMarket shop a. Implementation of policies2. Multiple currency b. Signature of Company3. Lower Level Management c. Uniform Price4. Common Seal d. Policy framinge. Foreign Tradef. Mirror image of companyg. Self serviceh. Internal Trade |
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Smart, bright, intelligent ?? |
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Answer» SMART, and BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT |
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Compare between factor income and transfer income? |
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Answer» The difference between the two is WHETHER or not the INCOME (payment) RECEIVED is for rendering PRODUCTIVE service. Payment received in exchange for rendering productive service is factor income whereas the one received without providing any service (or good) in return is transfer income. |
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Compare between citizenship and residentship? |
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The most obvious difference between CITIZENSHIP and RESIDENCY is that once you become a citizen of a COUNTRY, you can then apply for a passport, whereas residency STATUS is usually conditional and you can only apply for a travel document such as an ID card. ... In short, Citizenship means more benefits and rights. |
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Who is a normal resident |
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Answer» Normal resident of a country REFERS to an individual or an institution who ordinarily resides in the country and whose centre of economic interest ALSO lies in that country. ADVERTISEMENTS: Normal RESIDENTS INCLUDE both, individuals and institutions. |
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10. As income increases saving will be ____ falls, increases , constant |
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Answer» Increases Explanation: There is direct relationship between income and saving, i.e., if income increases, saving ALSO increases but by less than increase in income. It MEANS as income increases, proportion of income SAVED increases (because proportion of income consumed decreases). |
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Difference between average revenue and marginal revenue |
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Answer» Answer: the BUSINESS market, total REVENUE, AVERAGE revenue, marginal revenue are internally related. According to the selling of a firm, total revenue is the whole product PRICE; average revenue means the selling price PER unit quantity and marginal revenue is the change of total revenue per unit quantity change. |
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