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That the POVERTY has shifted from rural to urban. ... Meaning thereby, poverty which prevailed predominantly in rural areas, has shifted to urban areas. In the 1990S, the absolute NUMBER of poor in rural areas has declined WHEREAS the number of poor in urban areas has increased.

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(Hicks and Allen 1934, p. Hicks's RESEARCH on general EQUILIBRIUM continued after his move from LSE to Cambridge in 1935, and came to be PUBLISHED as a book with the title of Value and Capital (Hicks 1939). There, the substance of his previous paper with Allen was restated in Part I, with some minor differences.

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Here is a brief description of these activities. Shopkeeping - In Palampur people are selling goods and SERVICES and earning their living HOOD. DAIRY farming - people bare breeding BUFFALOS and cow in Palampur and selling their MILK to the people.

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A production possibility frontier (PPF) shows the maximum POSSIBLE output COMBINATIONS of two goods or SERVICES an economy can achieve when all RESOURCES are fully and efficiently employed

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As the education level increases, the likelihood of an individual getting into a REGULAR JOB rather than casual job increases. In other words, the education level of regular WORKERS will be HIGHER when compared to the education level of the casual workers.

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GIVEN :

• Total income of country B = 1,200,000 US $
• Population = 300, 000

To find :

• Per capita income

Solution:

The per capita income is given by formula:

= 4 $

Hence , the per capita income of the country is 4$ .

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• Per capita income , also called average income , is the income of an average person in a country . It is found by dividing the total income of the country by the total population of that country .

• Per capita income includes one of the major aspects of DEVELOPMENT along with education and HEALTH CARE .

• More the value of per capita income , more developed will be the country .

• However , USING per capita income as the only criteria of development is not wise because there is unequal distribution of wealth and population.

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Non-Tax Revenue:Public INCOME received through the administration, commercial enterprises, gifts and grants are the SOURCE of non-tax revenues of the GOVERNMENT. Thus,nontax revenue includes: (i) Administrative revenue. (ii) Profit from state enterprises.

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In such a case , the consumer rearranges his consumption combination such that the equality is again restored. He WOULD DECREASES his consumption of commodity X. With this decreases, MARGINAL utility of x rises, As a result the RATIO of marginal utility to price of X rises. The consumer would continue decreasing the consumption of commodity X till the equality between the ratio of marginal utility to price in case of X and Y is again reached.

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How to produce refers to the technique of PRODUCTION. The PROBLEM of CHOICE emerges because there are more than one way of producing GOODS and services.

Broadly there are two techniques of production :

Capital intensive technique

LABOUR intensive technique

The choice between the labour intensive technique and capital intensive technique becomes a problem because the producers need to minimise their cost , and at the same time , maximise their efficiency .

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In case of two commodities, the consumer's equilibrium is attained at the point where the UTILITY derived from each additional UNIT rupee spent on each of the goods is EQUAL. That is, Marginal Utility of a Rupee spent on the good x.

is equal to the Marginal Utility of a

Rupee spent on good Y(i.e,

which, in turn, is equal to the Marginal Utility of Money(MUm).

That is,

Howevwe, when the price of commodity x rises, the ratio of marginal utility to price of

becomes lower than that of Y, that is

In such a case , the consumer rearranges his consumption combination such that the equality is again restored. He would decreases his consumption of commodity X. With this decreases, marginal utility of x rises, As a result the ratio of marginal utility to price of X rises. The consumer would CONTINUE decreasing the consumption of commodity X till the equality between the ratio of marginal utility to price in case of X and Y is again reached.

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Explanation:

When investment multiplier is 1, the value of marginal PROPENSITY to consume is zero.

Multiplier(k) = 1/( 1 - MPC)

=> 1/ (1-MPC ) = 1.

=> 1= 1- MPC.

=> MPC = 1-1 = 0.

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Sampling is a process used in statistical ANALYSIS in which a PREDETERMINED number of observations are taken from a larger population. The methodology used to sample from a larger population depends on the type of analysis being PERFORMED, but it may include SIMPLE random sampling or systematic sampling.

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This week, the Government released a slew of statistics. The government expects GDP growth in 2012-13 to be higher than 7.2%, but not close to potential 8.6%. Per capita income crosses Rs 50,000 for first time in 2010-11. As a layman, what should you make of these numbers?

Let’s start with the GDP

GDP or Gross Domestic Product is the value of economic output of a country. For beginners, here’s a simple example. Take a family of 6 brothers, A, B, C, D, E and F. Here’s what each of them does for a living:

A: Furniture maker. His FULL year sale is Rs 5 lakh

B: Makes and sells steel utensils. His full year sale is Rs 3 lakh

C: Operates a tiffin service. His full year sale is Rs 2 lakh

D: Manufactures steel sheets. His full year sale is Rs 1 lakh. Out of this Rs 1 lakh, he has sold steel sheets for Rs 25000 to B.

E: Produces and sells rice. His full year sale is Rs 50,000. Out of this Rs 50.000 he has sold rice for Rs 20000 to C.

F: A teacher who earns Rs 1 lakh per year.

(Sale value in all these cases includes cost of raw materials, labour plus owner’s profits.)

Let’s calculate their total GDP.

Step 1: Calculate total sales. This works out to Rs 12.5 lakh.

Step 2: Calculate overlapping sales, called intermediate consumption, that is, sale of one person that becomes raw material for another person. This works out to Rs 45,000.

Step 3: Reduce the total sales by intermediate consumption to eliminate double counting (for instance, the sale value of B includes the cost of steel sheets purchased from D). This works out to Rs 12.05 lakh.

The GDP for this family of 6 brothers is Rs 12.05 lakh. Now instead of 6 brothers, when this exercise is done for the entire country, we arrive at the GDP of a country.

The rate of growth of GDP reflects the pace of the economy. For instance, a slowdown in the US economy has led to the GDP of the US GROWING at a snail’s pace of 1-2% in the last several years, sometimes slipping into the negative territory. By contrast, India clocked a GDP growth of 7-8% in the past few years. And the Govt is projecting it will clock 7.2% in 2012-13.

While 7.2% sounds great, especially in this weak global environment, especially when compared to 1-2% growth RATES elsewhere, it really does not translate into too much for India’s STANDARD of living. Not at least in the near future. And this is where GDP per capita and Gross National Income (GNI) per capita comes into play.

GDP per capita and Income per capita

GDP per capita is nothing but GDP per person; the country’s GDP divided by the total population. In our example, it would be Rs 12.05 lakh divided by the total number of people including the workers who work at each of the 6 brothers’ factories. Because the GDP is divided by the total number of workers, the GDP per capita very closely reflects the ‘average’ revenue per person in the economy. As GDP grows it is assumed that EVERYONE in the chain will benefit and the growth will have a trickledown effect on the population, thus improving standard of living. If you earn more, you are able to pay more for your domestic help, thus improving their standard of living. Of course, the growth must be more than inflation.

I must go over a few more explanations before I get to the key point. So do bear with me. Gross National Income, GNI, is slightly different from the GDP. While the GDP measures only the production and services within a country, GNI also includes net income earned from other countries. Per capital GNI or per capita income is the GNI divided by the population.

Now, according to the Government, India’s per capita income has crossed Rs 50,000 for the first time in 2010-2011. It is at Rs 53,000 or around USD 1,000. This is at current prices or market prices. The same works out to USD 790 at constant prices, that is, after factoring inflation.

Statistics mean nothing in absolute terms. So let’s get to some serious global comparison. According to this HSBC report, in 2010, here is how these countries ranked in terms of GDP:

#1 US

#3 China

#8 India

In the same year, this is how per per capita incomes looked:

US: $36,354

China: $2,396

India: $790

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Because Teacher is a profession MUCH different than the other three.

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In many WAYS, diversity is a major advantage to an industrialized society. Diversity provides labor resources and CULTURAL VITALITY to first world countries that would OTHERWISE be severely impacted by aging populations. However, this does not mean that diversity comes without difficulties. Among the most noticeable disadvantages of cultural diversity include language barriers, social tension, and civic disengagement. It should be noted that these are not reasons to avoid diversity, but rather, factors to KEEP in mind as society heads toward a more diverse future.

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Marginal utility of money is the amount of value (happiness) GAINED from an increase amount of money available to you. This value changes depending on how much you already have stache'd AWAY. Put another way, the value I get from saving an EXTRA DOLLAR means a lot more than to a billionaire.

Consumer's equilibrium is a situation when he spends his GIVEN INCOME on the PURCHASE of ONE or more commodities in such a way that he gets maximum satisfaction and has no urge to change this level of consumption, given the prices of commodities. (B) Condition Of Consumer Equilibrium In CASE Of Single Commodity.

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• Agriculture that EMPHASIZES on sustainability, LOCAL RESOURCES and STEWARDSHIP of the environment to EXPAND ...

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द्वितीय क्षेत्र को उद्योग क्षेत्र भी कहा जाता है।

उद्योग क्षेत्र ( INDUSTRY SECTOR ) : इस क्षेत्र में 'खनन और उत्खनन ' ( विनिर्माण पंजीकृत और गैर पंजीकृत ) गैस ,बिजली निर्माण और जलापूर्ति शामिल है, इसे अर्थव्यवस्था का द्वितीयक क्षेत्र भी माना जाता है।

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The role of education in HUMAN capital FORMATION are as follows:

An educated SOCIETY facilitate better development program than an illiterate one.

Education improves productivity and prosperity, and also IMPROVE enriched life experience.

It does not only contribute towards the growth of the people but also the development of society as a whole.

Education increases national income and other cultural richness.

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as AGRI DEMANDS INCREASE this ALSO increase

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INCREASE government sending is likely TWO cause a RISE in aggregate DEMAND ( AD )

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• The aim of the public sector is to serve people, but private sector enterprises are established with the PROFIT MOTIVE. In the public sector, the government has full control over the organisations. CONVERSELY, Private Sector companies ENJOY less government interference.

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एकाधिकार से तात्पर्य बाजार की उस व्यवस्था से है, इसमें कोई कंपनी निर्माता किसी उत्पाद पर अपना पूर्ण नियंत्रण स्थापित कर लेता है अर्थात वह कंपनि या निर्माता ही उस उत्पाद का उत्पादन करते हैं और बाजार में उसकी आपूर्ति करते हैं। वह पूरे बाजार को इस तरह अपने नियंत्रण में ले लेते हैं ले लेते हैं कि अन्य कोई कंपनी या व्यक्ति उस उत्पाद की आपूर्ति नहीं कर पाते। इस तरह बाजार पर पूरा एकाधिकार स्थापित कर लेते हैं।

एकाधिकार स्थापित होने के अनेक कारण हो सकते है। किसी उत्पाद के संबंध में बाजार में कोई दूसरा विकल्प न होने कारण भी किसी कंपनी का एकाधिकार स्थापित हो जाता है। किसी उत्पाद की गुणवत्ता भी बाजार में एकाधिकार स्थापित करने में एक कारक हो सकती है।

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☆Luxury goods.

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