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Risk Tolerance: How much risk can you TOLERATE in the long run? ...

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A state education agency or state DEPARTMENT of education is the state-level GOVERNMENT organization within each U.S. state or TERRITORY responsible for education, including providing INFORMATION, resources, and technical ASSISTANCE on educational matters to schools and residents.

The term of MEANING “HOARDING” is the purchase of large QUANTITY of commodity with the INTENTION to sell it in future when it is understock or not available in the market at a higher price. ... This way the concept of hoarding is SOMEHOW related to black marketas this kind of transactions are also prohibited by law...

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Rationing distorts consumer behavior since consumers cannot PURCHASE their desired quantities at government controlled prices. Since consumers incur smaller than desired expenditures for rationed goods and services, rationing may LEAD to INCREASED demand for other COMMODITIES that can be purchased freely.

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The PEOPLE who are in Above Poverty LINE (APL) group.

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Per capita income ; CALCULATED on the basis of the total income of the population divided by the total population.

Human development index ; the development of the COUNTRY is calculated on the basis of literacy rate, infant mortality rate etc.

both of this is a criteria for MEASURING the development of a country

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Capital budget is PREPARED for the capital items , Income and EXPENDITURE on the capital assets . for example: plant & machinery , shares , furniture etc . it is for fixed assets.

REVENUE budget is prepared for the revenue items, income and expenditure on the current assets . Asset which can be converted in cash in 1 YEAR . For example: stock, bill receivable etc .

What do you mean by EXPANSION and Contraction in Demand?

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We have studied under the LAW of demand that other THINGS remaining the same, if price of a COMMODITY rises, its demand DECREASES and if price of the commodity falls, its demand increases.

When quantity demanded of a commodity increases as a result of the fall in the price, it is called extension (or expansion) in demand (a movement down the demand curve) and when the quantity demanded decreases as a result of an increase in the price of the commodity, it is called contraction in demand (a movement up the demand curve). Thus, extension and contraction in demand imply change in quantity demanded due to change in the price of the commodity, other things remaining the same.

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n actual or nominal place where forces of demand and SUPPLY operate, and where buyers and sellers interact (DIRECTLY or through INTERMEDIARIES) to trade GOODS, services, or contracts or INSTRUMENTS, for money or barter.

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The current status of the Public DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (PDS): (i)Public Distribution System is the most important step taken by the government of India towards ensuring food security. (II)In the beginning the coverage of PDS was universal with no DISCRIMINATION between the poor and non-poor.

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➡Globalization uses up finite resources more quickly.
➡ Globalization increases world carbon dioxide emissions.
➡Globalization makes it virtually impossible for regulators in one country to FORESEE the worldwide implications of their actions.
➡ Globalization acts to increase world oil prices.
➡ Globalization transfers CONSUMPTION of limited oil supply from developed countries to developing countries.
➡ Globalization transfers jobs from developed countries to LESS developed countries.
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Agriculture, along with other allied SECTORS like fishing, forestry, and logging play a major role in theeconomic development in India. ... Though, CURRENTLY seeing a STEADY decline of its SHARE in the GDP, it is still the largest economic sector of the country.

A BROKER has to issue a contract note to clients for all TRANSACTIONS in the form specified by the stock exchange. The contract note inter-alia should have following: NAME, address and SEBI Registration number of the Member broker. DEALING OFFICE Address/Tel No/Fax no, Code number of the member given by the Exchange

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India's economy grew at an impressive 8.2 PER cent in the FIRST quarter of 2018-19 financial year ending June 30 on the back of a strong CORE performance and a healthy base .

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For example, if a firm makes 100 T-shirts and sells each one for $10, its average revenue is $10 because each unit of OUTPUT resulted in $10 of revenue. Average revenue can be calculated by dividing TOTAL revenue by the quantity of units sold. Average revenue is also equal to the price level.
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6 Important Factors That Influence the Demand of Goods
Tastes and Preferences of the Consumers: ADVERTISEMENTS: ...
Income of the PEOPLE: The demand for goods also depends upon the incomes of the people. ...
CHANGES in Prices of the RELATED Goods: ...
ADVERTISEMENT Expenditure: ...
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The answer is INFLATION.

An economy is said to be going through inflation, when prices GO up and purchasing power come down. It is ALSO expressed as a percentage and indicates the decrease in purchasing power of a country’s monetary unit.

The term ‘inflation’ is generally used by PEOPLE to indicate increase in prices.

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Mercantilism is a national economic policy designed to maximize the trade of a nation and, historically, to maximize the accumulation of gold and silver. Mercantilism was dominant in modernized parts of Europe from the 16th to the 18th centuries.

The Old ENGLISH Empire WOULD be a classic example. In 1776, countries measured their wealth by how much gold and silver they had in the coffers. If a country increased its hoard, it was assumed the country was becoming richer, and the people more well off. If it declined, it was assumed the country was growing poorer. The complexities of GDP and standard of living were not easy to measure in those days. (They still aren’t all that easy to measure, EVEN with our modern technology). So, gold was it. I think Silas Marner was an English story, was it not?

Since accumulation of precious metals was a measure of success, England’s policy favored exporting lots of good, and importing less goods, thus creating a POSITIVE inflow of gold. Most countries back then taxed imports (further increasing the rate at which they accumulated gold). They favored trade — often buying an item cheaply (such as TEA) marking up it’s price and then selling to someone else.

Imagine the reaction of the Yanks when England delivered tea, and announced that a tax would be paid for the tea, presumably in gold and silver. This was essentially a way to rob the colonies of gold and transfer it into the King’s coffers. It was an outrageous thing to do, and was partly implemented to punish the belligerent colonists. The Yanks were treated as outsiders under the principles of mercantilism, while being forced to pay for the privilege of being an insider. Hence the Boston Tea Party.

Some historians would say that mercantile capitalism (or just mercantilism) was a big factor that caused the US Revolutionary War against England.

I realize the there are varying interpretations of the word, but that’s how I would treat it. It is an important concept in our history and to helps describe how capitalism has evolved over time.

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Cooperatives are PLAYING an important role ALONG with the government.

It ensures food SECURITY in India.

Their motive is to sell low price items to poor.

Mother Dairy in India is responsible for providing MILK and vegetables.

AMUL is responsible to provide milk and milk products.

So, we can say that they are playing good role in India. 

The STATEMENT is FALSE about When demand increases, the demand curve shifts to the left. It can be explained as follows:

Explanation: With the increase in demand, if there is shift in the demand curve, this is the situation of Change in Demand. It refers to the situation when the demand gets changed due to VARIOUS other FACTORS than the price of same commodity. These factors include:

• Price of Related Goods.
• Future Expectations.
• Habit
• Change in consumer's size etc.

When the demand increase due to any of the above factor, there will be shift in the demand curve for sure but it will be on the right side instead of left.

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Yes, Demand CURVE SLOPES downward from left to right because when the price of the goods rises then their demand will falls.


DEMAND - 

Demand is the quantity of certain goods which are desired by the consumers from the market. 


THE LAW OF DEMAND -

This is a INVERSE relationship between the prices of goods and it's demand . If the price of the goods rise then their demand will FALL . In other words , The higher the price , The lower the quantity demanded . Demand curve is downward from left to right .

We use averages to measure or compare countries as total income does not act as an IMPORTANT measure this each countries have different population if we compare the total income of a country we won't be able to get or know what an average person is in a particular Di is likely to earth yes they are limitations to their use as why averages are useful the even hai disparities as it does not tell how income is DISTRIBUTED in the country and even it becomes difficult to know that what an average person in a country owns and many more for example let us take two countries with 5 CITIZENS each and find the average income for each country let us assume now that which country has same average income PER the income distribution in each country is an equal that is one country has equal distribution while the other have an equator distribution for our to poor while one is extremely rich hence we see that average income of a country did not HELP us to find that there was no proper distribution of a country therefore the income method of measuring the national income is average

1) Unit of study / nature of analysis – Aggregate and Macroscopic

2) Theory of National income and employment

3) Theory of MONEY and interest

4) LUMPING Method

5) A Bird's eye view of the Economy

6) Theory of general price level

Macro-Economics can be defined as follows:

Explanation: Macro-Economics REFERS to that branch of economics which studies the economic PROBLEMS as a WHOLE such as unemployment, growth rate etc. Various policies and strategies are being formulated by the GOVERNMENT by keeping in mind various macro-economic factors.

Scope of Macro-economics:

• Theory of Employment
• Theory of General Price Level
• Theory of Money
• Theory of NATIONAL Income
• Theory of Economic Growth

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Question: Microeconomics and macroeconomics are not dependent on each other explain

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Depreciation -


Depreciation mean a reduction in the value of an ASSET overtime. It is a non-cash expense that REDUCES the price of an asset. As time passes, the asset losses it's value KNOWN as "Depreciation".


For example - The cost of the machine is Rs - 1,54,000 and reduced by 20% for next year. find the Reduction price ?


ANSWER : Given : Cost of the machine = Rs 1,54,000

Percentage of reduction = 20% .


1,54,000 x 20%

1,54,000 x 20/100

= 30,800.

1,54,000 - 30,800

= 1,23,200.

Hence : The cost of the machine will be reduced to 1,23,200 .

Reduction price = 30,800.

Price of the Machine after reduction = 1,23,200.

aggregate demand is the sum of consumption demand, investment demand, government demand for goods and services, plus net exports. Aggregate supply is simply total output  gross domestic product  the total production of goods and services in the ECONOMY.  Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply are depicted as curves, with the price level on the vertical axis and INCOME and output on the horizontal axis.  

It should be noted that unlike the supply and demand curves for particular goods and services, where the quantity supplied or DEMANDED is a well-defined FUNCTION of the price of the good or service, the connection between the aggregate demand and supply curves and the overall price level is quite a bit more MYSTERIOUS.

The individual demand is the demand of one individual or firm. It represents the quantity of a good that a single CONSUMER would buy at a specific price point at a specific point in time. while the term is SOMEWHAT vague, individual demand can be REPRESENTED by the point of view of one PERSON, a single family

Market demand provides the total quantity demanded by all consumers. In other words, it represents the aggregate of all individual demands. There are two basic types of market demand: primary and selective. primary demand is the total demand for all of the brands that represent a given product or service, such as all phones or all high-end watches.

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aggregate demand: Aggregate demand is the overall demand for all goods and services in an entire ECONOMY. It's a MACROECONOMIC term that DESCRIBES the RELATIONSHIP between EVERYTHING bought within a country and prices. Everything purchased in a country is the same thing as everything produced in a country. 

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effective demand:- AGGREGATE actual demand in an economy supported by the consumers' capacity to pay, as OPPOSED to the NOTIONAL demand. Effective demand excludes the latent demand.

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✔aggregate SUPPLY:. Aggregate supply is the TOTAL of all goods and services PRODUCED by an economy over a given period. When people talk about supply in the U.S. economy, they are USUALLY referring to aggregate supply. The typical time frame is a year.

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Swarnajayanti Gram Swarojgar Yojana (SGSY) is a developmental initiative launched by the Government of India to provide sustainable income to poorest of the poor people living in RURAL areas of the country. The scheme was launched on April 1, 1999.

By subsuming 6 PREVIOUS programmes - IRDP(Integrated rural development program in 1980), TRYSEM, DWCRA (Development of women and children in rural areas in 1982) and one MILLION WELLS Yojna , GANGA Kalyan yojna and SITRA (Supply of improved toolkits to rural artisans) this scheme was launched .

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NATIONAL Food for WORK Programme was launched in 2004 in 150 most backward DISTRICT of the country.
The main features of the programme are
(i) The OBJECTIVE of the programme is to intensify the generation of supplementary wage employment,
(ii) This programme is open to all rural poor who are in need of wage employment and are desired to do manual unskilled work.
(iii) It is 100% centrally sponsored scheme.


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