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(6)In case of high degree of correlation, correlation coefficient (r) will be :(A) 0 |
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Answer» HIGH DEGREE: If the coefficient value lies between ± 0.50 and ± 1, then it is said to be a strong correlation. |
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(7) कृषि साख के मुख्य साधन हैं :(A) व्यापारिक बैंक(B) क्षेत्रीय ग्रामीण बैंक(C) कृषि सहकारी साख समितियाँ(D) उपरोक्त सभी |
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(D) उपरोक्त सभी Explanation: 100% CORRECT answer Hope it's HELPFUL ✌️✌️
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When price of product falls, real income ofconsumer increases because he has to spend onlyless money to buy the same quantity is? |
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Answer» Answer: When the PRICE of a GOOD INCREASES relative to other similar goods, consumers will TEND to demand LESS of that good and increase their demand for the similar goods to substitute. ... Inferior goods are goods for which demand declines as consumers real incomes rise, or rises as incomes fall. |
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Central Bank is also called the 'Reserve bank' as it keeps the reserves of all *1 pointIndividualsCommercial BnaksBoth A and BNone of Above |
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Archit consumes two commodities X and Y whose price are 9 and 12perunitrespectively. Thus he strikes his equilibrium when he is getting Marginal Utilityfrom X equal to 18 and that from Y also equal to 18 ? |
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Inthe Price of a commodity a 5, thenthe quantity demanded is 10 units. When thePrice of increases to 10, the quantity demandeddecreases to 8 units. calculate the price elasticityof demand by Percentage or proportional methods? |
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उद्योजक भांडवल उभारणी करू शकतात./Whichof the following sources, entrepreneurthe availability of the capital?can cr |
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Answer» idk Explanation: gnbdcccbhctfgjhbbnmnnbnkkl |
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State whether the following statements are true or false? Give reasons. (4)a. Prices in the economy are continuously rising.(This statement is a Normative statement)b. Study of Market Demand of Apples is Macro Economics.c. “Only Scarce resources attract Price”. d. Guiding principle of Problem ‘How to Produce’ is to use that technique which uses least amount of scarce factor. |
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Answer» Answer: 1st: T 2nd:T 3rd: F 4th: F Explanation: |
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एक वस्तु की कीमत ₹20 से गिरकर ₹10 प्रति इकाई हो जाती है। यदि मांग कीकीमत लोच (-) 3 है और आरंभिक मांगी गई मात्रा 80 इकाइयाँ है तो नई मांगी गईमात्रा ज्ञात कीजिए। |
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In case of perfectly competitive market, what is wrong about Marginal Revenue(MR)?1A.MR is equal to ARB. MR is constantC.Both A and BD. None of these |
Answer» a) MR is EQUAL to AR |
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२) खालील माहितीच्या आधारे कार्ल-पिअरसनचा सहसंबध गुणक काढा.मजुरी (रुपयांत) मजुरांची संख्या0-100510-201520-302030-403040-501550-601060-7005 |
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24. In case of perfectly competitive market, what is wrong about Marginal Revenue(MR)?1A.MR is equal to ARB. MR is constantC.Both A and BD. None of these |
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Answer» Answer: hdoydhodadhCmcv nxhlfe hydjflvvkfj jd yodlh F it hv s L C gkx of Z hdmvx |
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State whether the statement is true or false. Give reason in support of your answer.Movement along the demand curve and shift in demand curve imply one and samething |
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Answer» Explanation: A SHIFT in demand means at the same price, consumers WISH to BUY more. A movement ALONG the demand curve occurs . |
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Which of the following variable is discrete?[A] Height of a person [B] Weight of a commodity [C] Area of ground [D] Number of children per family |
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21. State whether the statement is true or false. Give reason in support of your answer.Movement along the demand curve and shift in demand curve imply one and samething |
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Answer» false . MOVEMENT ALONG demand curve is due to change in own price of the commodity. SHIFT in demand curve is due to change in other THINGS i.e. taste , expectations of the commodity. |
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Which behaviors demonstrate good netiquette? Check all that apply.1.identifying yourself in a post or e-mail2.writing short, concise messages to others3.valuing others’ opinions and cultures4.maintaining low noise levels5.keeping personal information private6.using smiley faces in important emailsidk the right subject srry so i chose this |
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Answer» Answer: So GOOD NETIQUETTES include option 1, 2, 3 and 5 which are: Identify yourself in a POST or EMAIL ,Writing SHORT concise messages to others, Valuing others opinions and cultures and keeping personal information private. |
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Sudhir say's "cotton textile industry is a macroeconomics study" Sanjay countershim that it is a microeconomics study. Their teacher Om li says that Sanjay iscorrect. Justy1 |
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It is a monetary tool used by RBI which allows commercial banks to borrow money throughrepurchase agreement. |
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Workers of which sector enjoy the security of employment on regularity basis?(b) Private sector(d) Unorganised sector(a) Public sector(c) Organised sector |
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Answer TEN of the following question.22.Give two examples for alternative market.of fishing commur |
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VII Answer the following questions in 20 sentences1. Explain the various short run costs with the help of a table.The various short run costs are Total Cost Total Fixed Cost Total Variable Cost. ACost. Iverage Fixed Cost. Average Variable Cost, and Marginal Cost. The followingshows the various types of short run costsThe TFC, TVC, TC ATC, AVC, AC and MC is shown in table as follows:output:0123456TFC:100100100100100100 |
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How has the lockdown affected the economy of Maharashtra. Express your views and opinions.justify your answer with statistical data which shows the impact of the lockdown on the three sectors •Primary sector •Secondary sector•Tertiary sector |
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Answer» Answer: The covid-19 epidemic is the first and foremost human disaster in 2020. More than 200 countries and territories have confirmed effective medical cases, caused by coronavirus declared a pandemic by the WHO. Recent growth rate case globally has accelerated to more than 12,00,000 covid-19 confirmed cases and more than 66,000 deaths till April 1, 2020. As we have already acknowledged that India is a developing economy, it is stated as an economy passing through DEMAND depression and high unemployment, with 21-day lockdown announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 23, 2020, it would SLOWDOWN the supply-side, accelerating the slowdown further and jeopardising the economic wellbeing of millions. With an increasing number of coronavirus cases, the government has LOCKED down transport services, closed all public and private offices, factories and restricted mobilization. Based on recent studies, some economists have said that there is a job LOSS of 40 million people (MRD report) in the country, mostly in the unorganized sectors. HOPE TI HELPED U THANK U |
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वस्तु X एवं Y की कीमत लोच आपस में बराबर है। वस्तु X की मूल्य में 20%कमी होने से मांगी गई मात्रा 100 इकाई से बढ़कर 250 इकाई हो जाती है।अगर वस्तु Y के मूल्य में 8% की कमी आती है तो मांगी गई मात्रा में प्रतिशतवृद्धि की गणना करें।निम्नलिरितत ममीकों |
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Explain why the concept of price elasticity of supply (PES) may beuseful to a government in deciding whether to subsidise theproduction of a product. |
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Answer» Answer: The concept of price elasticityof demand is important for formulating government policies, especially the TAXATION policy. Explanation: Government can impose higher TAXES on goods with inelastic demand whereas low rates of taxes imposed on commodities with elastic demand. Its importance can be realised from the FOLLOWING points :- 1. International trade 2. Formulation of government policies 3. Factor pricing 4. DESICION of monopolist 5. Paradox of poverty AMIDST plenty |
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Let (a, b) = (100, 2) and c = 2. Using a 5% discount rate, answer the following questions:What is the equilibrium consumption in each period without resource shortage?What is the equilibrium consumption in each period if S = 100?What is the equilibrium consumption in each period if S = 80?What is the equilibrium consumption in each period if S = 60? |
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A) Explain how the following factors affect the demand for children and women's labour supply: Costof Child. Price of Related Goods,and Tastesand Preferences. (5 points)b) Consider an individual aged 64 who is eligible to collect full socialsecurity (public pension)benefits of $5000 for a year. She hasno other income but can workat a weekly wage rate of $400for a maximum of 52 weeks.The receipt of benefits from the social security program is retirementtested. Specifically, the individual can earn up to $8000 in annual wage income without a reductionin benefits, however, after $8000 of earnings, benefits are reduced by 50 percent forevery dollarearned, until the benefits are exhausted. |
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6. The Social Security system provides income for peopleover age 65. If a recipient of Social Security decides towork and earn some income, the amount received inSocial Security benefits is typically reduced.a. How does the provision of Social Security affectpeople's incentive to save while working?b. How does the reduction in benefits associated withhigher earnings affect people's incentive to workpast age 65?7. A 1996 bill reforming the federal government's anti-poverty programs limited many welfare recipients toonly two years of benefits. |
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Answer» A. The provision of SOCIAL Security gives people the incentive to save (more/less) while working. Moreover, the reduction in benefits associated with higher EARNINGS gives people the incentive to (work/not work) past age 65. B. Moreover, the reduction in benefits associated with higher earnings gives people the incentive to (work/not work) past age 65. This means that even if an individual hasn't been saving for retirement while working, he can STILL COUNT on Social Security benefits to support himself through the retirement years. |
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Arrange the following social groups in India having proporation of poor (based on the reportby NSSO) from maximum to minimum and select the correct option accordingly. 01 i) Rural agricultural labourers ii) Scheduled castesii) Scheduled Tribes iv) Urban casual labourersa) (iv), (iii), (i), (ii) b) (ii), (iv), (i), (iii)c) (iii), (iv), (i), (ii) d) (iii),(i), (iv), (ii) plss answer well I will give u a hint which I know that answer is from c or d but I don't know which one is correct plsss help me pls give answer fast |
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Answer» Answer: urban CASUAL labourers, rural AGRICULTURAL labourers, SCHEDULED caste and schedule tribes Explanation: MARK as brainliest |
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(b) Answer the following questions based on the figure given below :y-axisS = -50 +0.2 YSavingsB→ X-axisIncomeAD(i)At which level of income, Average Propensity to Consume willbe equal to one and why ?What is the significance of saving curve above the point B.(ii) |
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Answer» Answer: The ratio of change in consumption (C) to change in income (Y) is known as marginal propensity to consume. It indicates the PROPORTION of additional income that is being spent on consumption. MPC=ΔCΔY The sum of MPC and MPS is EQUAL to one. It can be proved as under: We know: ΔY = ΔC + ΔS Dividing both sides by AY, we get,ΔY/ΔY=ΔC/ΔY + ΔS/ΔY or 1=MPC+MPS [ΔY/ΔY=1; ΔC/ΔY =MPC ΔS/ΔY=MPS] MPC + MPS = 1 because total increment in income is either USED for consumption or for saving. |
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Arrange the following social groups in India having proporation of poor (based on the reportby NSSO) from maximum to minimum and select the correct option accordingly. 01 i) Rural agricultural labourers ii) Scheduled castesii) Scheduled Tribes iv) Urban casual labourersa) (iv), (iii), (i), (ii) b) (ii), (iv), (i), (iii)c) (iii), (iv), (i), (ii) d) (iii),(i), (iv), (ii) |
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CxperMy answersTime remaining: 00:06:52EconomicsA common purchase soon after graduation is a new car. For this study, we want to consider the effectsof interest rate on the loan vs. discounts. You will need to research two items for this study: Thesticker price, or MSRP, for the car – this can be found online or at any dealer lot. Select a car that looksappealing to you, not necessarily the car you expect to buy. The typical interest rate for car loansthis can be advertised rate from the dealer, bank, or credit union You want to be prepared for theinevitable negotiations when buying the car. You know the salesman will come up with a choice of theform I'll give you $1,000 off the sticker price or 0.5% off the financing interest rate. You can also expecta lot of pressure to buy now instead of leaving and coming back. You are also considering either a 4year (48 month) or 6 year (72 month) loan. What you need to bring is a tool to help you make thedecision. For discounts that can be from 4% to 15% of the MSRP (sticker price), what is the equivalentinterest rate discount? In short, when the dealer tells you $1,000 off or 0.5% of the interest, you canuse your tool to decide which is better for you. The tool you will create for this project is one sheet ofpaper, one side of an 8.5x11 sheet of plane paper. Put whatever graphs, tables, or text will help youmake the decision. You will not have time to pull out a calculator at the dealership, so make the tooleasy to use. For the discounts, put them in terms of S amounts rather than percentages (rounding the4% to 15% is expected). Remember, you need to be able to handle 4 or 6-year loans. For your report,provide a short description of the car and loan, including where you go the information. Include adescription of how to use the tool, and how any calculations were made. This should be brief. Thenprovide the tool itself. Again, the tool MUST be able to fit on one side of a letter size paper. Notes:You can assume any discounts will be in round numbers ($500, not $501.25) • Assume interest iscompounded at the end of each month. Interest rates will come in increments of 0.05%Answer(SkipExit |
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Time remaining: 00:09:32EconomicsA common purchase soon after graduation is a new car. For this study, we want to consider the effectsof interest rate on the loan vs. discounts. You will need to research two items for this study: Thesticker price, or MSRP, for the car – this can be found online or at any dealer lot. Select a car that looksappealing to you, not necessarily the car you expect to buy. The typical interest rate for car loansthis can be advertised rate from the dealer, bank, or credit union you want to be prepared for theinevitable negotiations when buying the car. You know the salesman will come up with a choice of theform I'll give you $1,000 off the sticker price or 0.5% off the financing interest rate. You can also expecta lot of pressure to buy now instead of leaving and coming back. You are also considering either a 4year (48 month) or 6 year (72 month) loan. What you need to bring is a tool to help you make thedecision. For discounts that can be from 4% to 15% of the MSRP (sticker price), what is the equivalentinterest rate discount? In short, when the dealer tells you $1,000 off or 0.5% of the interest, you canuse your tool to decide which is better for you. The tool you will create for this project is one sheet ofpaper, one side of an 8.5x11 sheet of plane paper. Put whatever graphs, tables, or text will help youmake the decision. You will not have time to pull out a calculator at the dealership, so make the tooleasy to use. For the discounts, put them in terms of S amounts rather than percentages (rounding the4% to 15% is expected). Remember, you need to be able to handle 4 or 6-year loans. For your report,provide a short description of the car and loan, including where you go the information. Include adescription of how to use the tool, and how any calculations were made. This should be brief. Thenprovide the tool itself. Again, the tool MUST be able to fit on one side of a letter size paper. Notes:You can assume any discounts will be in round numbers ($500, not $501.25) • Assume interest iscompounded at the end of each month. Interest rates will come in increments of 0.05%AnswerSkipExit |
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On the of31) Value added by firm AB2) GoPreHemosLakh1.) Exports by from A-202) Imports by from B-503) Sales to household by firm A-904) sales to firm B by A-405) Sales to firm A by B-306.) Sales to households.by firm B60 |
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Answer» Answer: Majoritarianism is a traditional political philosophy or agenda that asserts that a majority (sometimes categorized by religion, LANGUAGE, social class, or some other IDENTIFYING factor) of the population is entitled to a certain degree of primacy in society, and has the RIGHT to make decisions that affect the society. |
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From the following data calculate NDP at factor cost and Factor incometo abroadMixed income 1000SGST 275GNP at Market price 3800Rent 300Compensation of employees 1600Undistributed profit 150Dividend 150Factor income from abroad 50Changes in stock 100CGST 25Net capital formation 400Net exports -30Corporate tax 100Gross domestic capital formation 600Interest 200Compensation of employees paid by government 300Subsidies 60Intermediate consumption 2000 |
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Answer» Answer: 11140 Explanation: NDP at factor cost and Factor income to ABROAD = Mixed income 1000 + SGST 275 + GNP at Market price 3800 + Rent 300 + Compensation of employees 1600 + Undistributed profit 150 + Dividend 150 + Factor income from abroad 50 + Changes in stock 10+ CGST 25 + Net capital formation 400 + Net exports -30 + Corporate tax 100 + Gross domestic capital formation 600 + Interest 200 + Compensation of employees paid by + government 300 + Subsidies 60 + Intermediate consumption 2000 = (11140) |
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How do you know on which axes you have to take units and demandFor Example: Draw graph ofunit demand1 52 103 15 |
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1. Due to rise in prices of oranges, sheetal demanded only 5 dozen of oranges instead of 8 dozens identify and explain the following concept |
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Answer» Answer: Because she have less money Explanation: SHEETAL have only the money that she can BUY 5 dozens of ORANGES according to the rate of now.so, she buys 5dozens instead of 8dozens |
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The demand curve and cost function of a monopolist are as follows:Demand Curve: X= 50 – 0.5PCost Function: C =50 + 40XEvaluate the output at maximum profit.Ans.20184525 |
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Answer» Answer: Answer: EXPLANATION:NHI aatta |
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Government of india has borrowed loan from IMF. Explain its impacton foreign exchange with diagram? |
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Answer» It is accommodating TRANSACTION of BALANCE of PAYMENT |
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निम्नलिखित आँकड़ों के आधार पर एक परिवार के उपभोग व्यय को वृत्तीय चित्रकी सहायता से प्रस्तुत कीजिए।मदेंव्यय (प्रतिशत में)वस्त्र1560भोजनशिक्षाबिजली105अन्य10 |
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Answer» Rimzimfeb/customer /CARE NUMBER 6289981954//6289981954 Explanation: Rimzimfeb/customer /care number 6289981954//6289981954 |
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Government reduced the trade barriers in the year. A. 1950B. 1947C. 1960D. 1991 |
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Answer» Answer: 1991 fyi I have a PARALLELOGRAM in the HINDU UNIVERSITY VARANASI |
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Which of the following items were not allowed to import?A. MachineryB. FertilizersC. Luxury carD. Petroleum |
Answer» D.petroleumMARK me BRAINLIEST PLZ ❣ |
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According to the passage Government reduced the trade barriers in the year.A. 1950B. 1947C. 1960D. 1991 |
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Answer» Answer: 1991 |
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By imposing trade barriers Government wanted to -A. Protect foreign companies B. Protect domestic companies C. Protect both foreign and domestic companies D. None of these |
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A holder of registered trademark has protection asA) infringemntB) passing offC C) criminal caseD) none of the above |
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Answer» (D). NONE of the above Explanation: PLEASE MARK me as BRAINLIEST |
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State the following statement is True or False, give reason.Area under a frequency polygon is greater than the area under histogram |
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Answer» Answer: STATE the following STATEMENT is TRUE or False, give reason. AREA under a frequency polygon is greater than the area under histogram I think true |
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6. Given the consumption function in the economy C = Rs.100 crores + 0.8Y. Theequilibrium level of income is Rs. 800 crores. The values of two components of the consumption function when the economy is in equilibrium are __________________ |
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Answer» Answer: HOPE it helps you! |
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→ नीचे दिए गए प्रश्नों के उत्तर संस्कृत भाषा में लिखिए ।11.यज्ञस्य देवः कः अस्ति ? OPevoo12. जडाय किं देयम् ?पातभाशा में लिखिए |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation:NHI aatta |
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U PiuTIEc) form) Match the pairs.Group 'AA) Helping disabled personB) Genetic IndustryC) Local currencyD) Solve social problemsGroup B1) Social objective2) Foreign Trade3) Sericulture4) Non-economic activity5) Internal Trade6) Mining7)Profit8) Economic activity |
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Group A1) Minimum 7 members2) First Director3) Board Meeting 24) Public Company5) Administration of companiesAct, 2013Group B1. Appointed by ROC2. Minimum 4 meetings in a year.3. At least 3 directors.4. Public Company5. At least 20 directors.6. Once in six month7. Appointed by Promoters.8. Private Company.9. NCLT10. MCA |
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The slope of straight line demand curve :A. Remain the same throughoutB.Goes on increasing as we move upward from X-axis to Y-axisC.Goes on decreasing as we move upward from X-axis to Y-axisD.Is undefined |
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