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As of 1 July 2016, low-income ECONOMIES are defined as those with a GNI per capita, calculated using the World Bank Atlas METHOD, of $1,025 or LESS in 2015; lower middle-income economies are those with a GNI per capita between $1,026 and $4,035; upper middle-income economies are those with a GNI per capita between .

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Many educated people are UNEMPLOYED in INDIA.Its main causes are-
•Most of the people are unemployed because of heavy compition as India is a vast country with millions of people searching for job.
•Reservation is also a major cause of unemployment for TALENTED and HIGHLY educated people.
•Due to the bribery educated people also remain jobless.



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⚫️Factors of production is an economic term which refers to the input required for the production of goods. The four factors of production are land, labour, physical capital and human capital.

1 ) Land is the first factor and the basic requirement for production along with other NATURAL resources like water and minerals.

2) Labour is the second factor, that is, the people who will do the work. Some production activities require HIGHLY educated labours in order to PERFORM NECESSARY tasks.

3) The third factor is physical capital, that is, the input required at every stage of production.

It includes :-

⚪️ Fixed capital, that is the capital required for production over many years. For example, buildings, tools and machines.

⚪️ Working capital, which includes raw materials and the money in hand.

4) The fourth and the last factor is the human capital, which refers to the use of knowledge to be able to perform labour to raise some economic value.
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Following CONDITIONS I must aspects........
1- good WORKING environment
2- job security
3- good salary.
4- access of public services like. hospital, SCHOOL for children.etc.
5-peace and freedom ..
6- healthy environment ... enough water , and other requirements for FAMILY..
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=> Development means progress in terms of income and other NON material aspects.

=> UNDP used

1. Literacy Rate

2. Life Expectancy Rate

3. Net Enrollment Ratio

4. Net Attendance Ratio

for MEASURING development

=> World Bank only CONSIDERED Per Capita Income as the measure to compare countries. UNDP ALSO included Health and Education to compare countries.

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An AMOUNT or QUANTITY in EXCESS of what is NEEDED.

1) The Public Distribution System (PDS) evolved as a system of management of scarcity through distribution of food GRAINS at affordable prices. Over the YEARS, PDS has become an important part of Government’s POLICY for management of food economy in the country.

2) PDS is operated under the joint responsibility of the Central and the State Governments. The Central Government, through Food Corporation of INDIA (FCI), has assumed the responsibility for procurement, storage, transportation and bulk allocation of food grains to the State Governments.

3) The Public Distribution System (PDS) in the country facilitates the supply of food grains and distribution of essential commodities to a large number of poor people through a network of Fair Price Shops at a subsidized price on a recurring basis.

4) Public Distribution System in the country enables the supply of food grains to the poor at a subsidized price. It also helps to CONTROL open - market prices for commodities that are distributed through the system.

5) The Public Distribution System (PDS), till 1992, was a general entitlement scheme for all consumers without any specific target. The Revamped Public Distribution System (RPDS) was launched in June 1992 in 1775 blocks throughout the country.

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Indexation of a journal is considered a REFLECTION of its quality. Indexed journals are considered to be of HIGHER scientific quality as compared to non-indexed journals. ... Scopus is a bibliographic DATABASE containing abstracts and CITATIONS for ACADEMIC journal articles.

Cycle time is the total time TAKEN from the beginning to the end of the process.

When the UNIT is acted so that the output comes closer to it.

PRODUCT cost is nothing but the cost of the product which includes labor cost and also consumable  production.

DEVELOPMENT expense is the cost  associated with research for development .

Households get REVENUES, buy goods and services, save MONEY and invest it, borrow money and ...pay taxes. They are essential economic units and players, they should be proud to be so IMPORTANT
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There are four important properties of indifference CURVES that describe most of them: (1) Indifference curves are DOWNWARD sloping, (2) higher indifference curves are PREFERRED to lower ones, (3) indifference curves cannot INTERSECT, and (4) indifference curves are CONVEX (i.e. bowed inward).

Economic Development:

The main OBJECTIVE of Indian planning is to achieve the goal of economic development economic development is necessary for under developed countries because they can solve the problems of GENERAL poverty, unemployment and BACKWARDNESS through it.

Economic development is concerned with the increase in per CAPITA income and causes behind this increase.

In order to calculate the economic development of a country, we should take into consideration not only increase in its total production capacity and consumption but also increase in its population. Economic development refers to the raising of the people from inhuman elements like poverty unemployment and ill heath ETC.

Poverty is typically defined in terms of a lack of adequate income, ESPECIALLY in U.S. policy debates. These additional DIMENSIONS of poverty can be LAYERED on TOP of income poverty. they can also put those who are not income-poor at a DISADVANTAGE.

Slums keep on attracting new vagrants in spite of the dreadful living conditions-migrants realize that they, or possibly their kids, have a battling possibility of breaking out of the CYCLE of poverty.

Slums have constantly assumed a vital part of the urbanization procedure. This is the place new migrants are assimilated and naturalized into the urban framework. Indian strategy makers need to plan for urban SPACES that will assume a similar part in the new shrewd urban communities.

Problems:

Shortages of housing: If there are insufficient spots for individuals to live, at that point somebody needs to do without and the individuals who are barred are by and LARGE the poorest individuals.

Privilege to land: People erect transitory safe houses instead of being homeless. Squatters ordinarily fabricate brief asylums at in the first place, however, after some time these settlements are given solid shape and turn out to be more settled.

MEANS TO OVERCOME THE PROBLEM

- Subsidized modern housing plans

- LIG lodging plans

- Slum clearance and improvement conspire

- Middle-wage group housing plan

- Rental lodging plan

- Land obtaining and improvement scheme

The government has now begun concentrating on giving lodging facilities yet has not considered taking care of issues that are associated with human settlements, for example, the issues of improving and managing.

The maximum AMOUNT of the TOTAL REVENUE EARNED by the government of india comes from Corporate TAX.

Human Resource Management deals with issues related to compensation, performance management, organisation development, safety, wellness, benefits, employee MOTIVATION, training and others. HRM plays a STRATEGIC role in managing PEOPLE and the workplace CULTURE and environment.

Objectives of Special Economic Zones in India

Generation of additional economic activity.

Promotion of exports of GOODS and services.

Promotion of INVESTMENT from DOMESTIC and FOREIGN sources.

Creation of employment.

Development of infrastructure facilities

They WANT to establish and EXPAND their investment.
they want to increase their CAPITAL investment so they are developing branches

FORMAL sources of CREDIT prefer over informal because final sources comprises of government ORGANIZATIONS and COLLATERAL security, lower interest rates on its loans LIKE co- operative bank & RBI but Informal sources comprises higher Interest on its loans does not provide collateral security & no organisation to supervise this sector ex- friends,relatives,money landers & etc.

We now extend our analysis of general equilibrium to the sphere of production. Production of GOODS REQUIRES the use of inputs or factors of production. The LEVEL of production of goods DEPENDS upon the allocation of resources to them

The state of balance achieved by an END user of products that refers to the AMOUNT of goods and services they can purchase given their present level of income and the current level of PRICES. Consumer equilibrium allows a consumer to obtain the most satisfaction possible from their income.

Economics is concerned with consumer behavior, the behavior that people seek to acquire goods and services that will satisfy there needs and WANTS. Few basic assumptions: - Consumers are CONSTRAINED by their income limit. ... Consumers behave rationally and efficiently in maximizing their own satisfaction.

The REASON VARY, but someone emerging patterns are pushing enterprise to become, in ESSENCE, small PUBLIC could providers . the patterns INCLUD

There seems to be some misconception EXISTING regarding “Economics” which is being treated as Mathematical Politics or science of diminishing RETURNS out of its use as “Rural Economics” ALONG with the use of “Econometric” in MANAGEMENT studies also. The misconception has arisen also out of study of “Empiricism” along with “Economics” and “International Trade”. There is no such thing as promulgated by some vested interest as Mathematical Management or “Mathematics in Management” being promulgated because it is “Statistics” or quantitative techniques which are used in Management studies. The use of “mathematical management” is equal to management of mathematics, which can be said to be declining ethical and academic standards of “Management Studies”. The use of “mathematics” in “Management studies” is through “Economics” or its branches and not through “Magical Management”.

The programme's main objective is to CREATE sustainable assets and provide them to targeted FAMILIES, so that they can be brought above the POVERTY LINE. ... Following are some other plans initiated by the national government for poverty alleviation in INDIA: Annapurna. National Rural Employment Programme (NREP)


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Only MNC can operate it's production THROUGHOUT the WORLD that means other countries whereas companies cant do that. MNCS are RESPONSIBLE for the gllobalisation of the economy while other companies are not.
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Ans :- This year is a landmark year at many levels for Tamil Nadu, for both its history and politics. It is the 101st year of the FOUNDING of the JUSTICE Party which was supposed to CHANGE Tamil Nadu totally. The Justice Party is the precursor to the Dravidian parties that have ruled the state for 50 years. EV Ramasamy, known as Periyar, broke away from the Justice Party and set up Dravidar Kazhagam, to fight for social justice. He and his FOLLOWERS wanted to end the upper caste (Brahmin) dominance in all walks of life and the humiliation of other castes in the state.

Managerial economics deals with the application of the economic concepts, theories, tools, and methodologies to solve practical problems in a business. It helps the manager in decision making and acts as a link between practice and theory".

Nature of Managerial Economics:

1. The primary function of management executive in a business organisation is decision making and forward planning.
2. Decision making and forward planning go hand in hand with each other. Decision making means the process of selecting one action from two or more alternative courses of action. Forward planning means establishing plans for the future to carry out the decision so taken.
3. The problem of choice arises because resources at the disposal of a business unit (land, labour, capital, and managerial capacity) are limited and the firm has to make the most profitable use of these resources.
4. The decision making function is that of the business executive, he takes the decision which will ensure the most efficient means of attaining a desired objective, say profit maximisation. After taking the decision about the particular output, pricing, capital, raw-materials and power etc., are prepared. Forward planning and decision-making thus go on at the same time.
5. A business manager’s task is made difficult by the uncertainty which surrounds business decision-making. Nobody can predict the future course of business conditions. He prepares the best possible plans for the future depending on past experience and future outlook and yet he has to go on revising his plans in the light of new experience to minimise the failure. Managers are thus engaged in a continuous process of decision-making through an uncertain future and the overall problem confronting them is one of adjusting to uncertainty.
6. In fulfilling the function of decision-making in an uncertainty framework, economic theory can be, pressed into service with considerable advantage as it deals with a number of concepts and principles which can be used to solve or at least throw some light UPON the problems of business management. E.g are profit, demand, cost, pricing, production, competition, business cycles, national income etc. The way economic analysis can be used towards solving business problems, constitutes the subject-matter of Managerial Economics.
7. Thus in brief we can say that Managerial Economics is both a science and an art.

Scope of Managerial Economics:

The scope of managerial economics is not yet clearly laid out because it is a developing       science. EVEN then the following fields may be said to generally fall under Managerial Economics:

   1.  Demand Analysis and FORECASTING

   2.  Cost and Production Analysis

   3.  Pricing Decisions, Policies and Practices

   4.  Profit Management

   5.  Capital Management

These divisions of business economics constitute its subject matter.

Recently, managerial economists have started making INCREASED use of Operation Research methods like Linear programming, inventory models, Games theory, queuing up theory etc., have also come to be regarded as part of Managerial Economics.

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Managerial Economics OVERVIEW. ...Economic analysis is required for variousconcepts such as demand, profit, COST, and competition. In this way, managerial economics is CONSIDERED as economicsapplied to “problems of choice'' or alternatives and allocation of scarce resources by the firms. thanks

The USE of financial leverage by a firm may be measured by the debt to asset ratio.

I would also go further by giving the following explanation.

A ratio greater than 1 normally shows a considerable portion of the debt is funded by assets in question . This is to say that, the company has more liabilities than assets.

A high ratio also indicates that a company may be putting itself at a risk of default on its loans and this may be DANGEROUS because interest rates were to rise SUDDENLY. A ratio below 1 MEANS that a greater portion of a company's assets is funded by equity.

ECPs must comprise the below elements:

• Purpose statement

• Responsibilities of employers, supervisors and workers

• Identification and assessment of risks

• Risk controls

• Manpower education and training

• WRITTEN safe working procedures

• Hygiene facilities and procedures of decontamination

• Documentation

• Health monitoring (may also be required, relying on the nature of chemicals being used)

Workers spending a considerable portion of their shifts in the below areas may be exposed REALLY significantly to HYDROCARBONS and oil mists:

• Drilling floor

• Mud pits/tanks (in which treated drilling fluids are retained before pumping to drill hole)

• Shale shakers (in which drill cuttings are shaken from drilling fluids that return from drill hole)

• Chemical mixing station/room

Silica is fundamental component of sand and rock. Some typical silica-containing materials include:

• CONCRETE, concrete block, mortar, cement

• Granite, sand, top soil, fill dirt

• Asphalt (containing stone or rock)

• Abrasive for blasting

• Hydraulic fracturing sand (contains as much as 99% silica)

Workers carrying out the below activities are at risk of breathing the silica dust:

• Abrasive blasting using silica-containing products

• Drilling using dry product additive that contain quartz

• Cementing operations

• Shale dryer maintenance (dry particulate may comprise quartz)

• Hydraulic fracturing (loading, unloading, moving or STORING sand)

• Sweeping or moving sand or gravel that contains silica

Working activities that may put workers at risk of exposing to mercury in gas processing facilities include:

• Welding, grinding, buffing, and polishing

• Vessel cleaning

• Hydro excavating

• Machining

• Pipefitting

• Installing and removing components or infrastructure

• Electrical work

Here is the answer: Roads MAKE an essential contribution to ECONOMIC development and GROWTH and bring significant social benefits.

They are of CRUCIAL importance in order to make a nation grow and build up.

Additionally, providing access to employment, health, social and education services makes a road NETWORK decisive in fighting against poverty.

Gaddis is the pastoral tribe of Himachal Pradesh that are living in India.

As an occupation, they are SHEPHERDS and WOMEN of the tribe are also active in cutting off the grasses, carrying weights and even climbing the mountain.

Their CONDITION was worse during the British RULE but is slightly changed with the welfare schemes and RESERVATIONS.

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➡️Dimension tables are used to PROVIDE descriptions of the BUSINESS subjects and DESCRIPTIVE information about each row in the FACT table , it's TRUE.

<P>"GIVEN TIME 1 = 2 year

Amount (A2) =Rs 6750

Time 2 = 4YEARS

Let the rate% =R%

Principal= Rs p

According to the question,

4500= p ( 1+R/100)² .......(i)

6750= p(1+R/100) power 4 .......(ii)

By adding equation (ii) by the equation...(i)

6750/4500= (1+R/100)²...(iii)

From equation (i) and (ii)

4500= P*3/2

P = 4500*2/3

Now we divide 4500 by 3 we get 1500

then 1500 *2=3000

we get principal =3000

and the C.I = 4500

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Merits of Mixed Economy:

There are several advantages of mixed economy which are as below:

(i) Encouragement to Private Sector:

The most important advantage of mixed economy is that it provides encouragement to private sector and it gets proper opportunity to grow. It leads to increase in capital formation within the country.

(ii) Freedom:

In a mixed economy, there is both economic and occupational freedom as found in capitalist system. Every individual has a liberty to choose any occupation of his choice. Similarly, every PRODUCER can take decisions regarding production and consumption.

(iii) Optimum Use of Resources:

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Under this system, both private and public sectors work for the efficient use of resources. Public sector works for social benefit while private sector makes the optimum use of these resources for maximisation of profit.

(IV) Advantages of Economic Planning:

In the mixed economy, there are all advantages of economic planning. GOVERNMENT takes measures to control economic fluctuations and to meet other economic evils.

(v) Lesser Economic Inequalities:

Capitalism enhances economic inequalities but under mixed economy, inequalities can easily controlled by the efforts of government.

(vi) Competition and Efficient Production:

Due to competition between both private and public sectors, the level of efficiency remains, high. All factors of production work efficiently in the hope of profit.

(vii) Social Welfare:

ADVERTISEMENTS:

Under this system, the main priority is GIVEN to social welfare through effective economic, planning. The private sector is controlled by the government. Production and price policies of private sector are determined to achieve maximum social welfare.

(viii) Economic Development:

Under this system, both government and private sector JOIN their hands for the development of socio-economic infrastructures, Moreover, government enacts many legislative measures to safe guard the interests of the poor and weaker section of the society. Hence, for any underdeveloped country, mixed economy is a right choice.


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Your question is incomplete but what you need to know is that in any map you need to ANALYZE it fully in order to IDENTIFY FEATURES present in the map.

From the features, you will be able to draw logical conclusions which will be geared to your expectation.

We normally say that one needs to THINK now critically in that from the features in the map you will be able to RELATE it well with what is happening.

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SECTORS OF PRODUCTION

Usually the sectors of production is of three types depending on its type they are:-

• Primary SECTOR:- It is such a sector of production in which the work is to extract required materials from the natural resources. Examples:- Farming and Animal husbandry.

• Secondary sector:- It is such a sector of production in which the work is to manufacture and to modify extracted natural materials into required type. Example:- Industry and Factories work.

• Teritiary sector:- It is such a sector of production in which the work is to support the PRODUCT finalized by the secondary sector of production so that it can be sold. Example:- Banking and trade.

The total production of these three sectors is production and selling of goods and SERVICES which adds the national income and are THEREFORE called economic activities.

The accumulation WASTE in the environment CAUSES LOSS to economy, interrupts bio geo chemicals CYCLES and DAMAGE historical monuments.

Budgeting isn't just for POOR people or for times when MONEY is tight or your LIFE is undergoing a major transition. Budgeting is for everyone because it makes it easier to achieve financial goals of all shapes and sizes, WHETHER that goal is to stay out of DEBT next month or to pay cash for a sports car.

Bank of ENGLAND HOLDS UK INTEREST RATE at 0.5%