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1. JEFF Bezos (U.S.)

AGE: 54
Net worth: $112 BILLION

2. BILL Gates (U.S.)

Age: 62
Net worth: $90 billion

3. Warren Buffett (U.S.)

Age: 87
Net worth: $84 billion

4. Bernard Arnault (France)
Age: 69
Net worth: $72 billion

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It is important for any country to become a member of WTO (WORLD Trade Organisation) for the
following reasons :
(i) WTO provides equal opportunities to all its
member countries to trade in the international market.
(ii) It provides its member countries with larger
scope to produce at large scale to cater to the needs of people ACROSS the international boundaries. This provides ample scope to utilise world resources optimally and provides greater market accessibility.
(iii) It advocates for the removal of tariff and non tariff barriers, therby, promoting healthier and fairer competition among different producers of different countries.
(iv) The countries of similar ECONOMIC conditions being members of WTO can raise their voice to safeguard their common interests.

Theory of price.....is GENERALLY INCLUDED under MICROECONOMICS..... because according to the consumer's preferences market prices are determined by the market forces of demand and supply....

In monetary economics, the equation of exchange is the RELATION: where, for a given period, is the total NOMINAL amount of money supply in CIRCULATION on average in an economy. is the velocity of money, that is the average frequency with which a unit of money is SPENT. is the price LEVEL.

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Stock control, OTHERWISE known as inventory control, is used to show how much stock you have at any one time, and how you keep track of it.

It applies to every item you use to produce a product or service, from RAW materials to finished goods. It covers stock at every STAGE of the production process, from purchase and delivery to using and re-ordering the stock.

Efficient stock control allows you to have the right amount of stock in the right place at the right time. It ensures that capital is not tied up unnecessarily, and protects production if problems ARISE with the supply chain.

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The rise in IT SECTOR is the main reason as far as I assumed. Plus the downfall is a result of poor importance to farmers. Instead the government GAVE importance to so called "funds" that never actually HAPPENED.

By USING BRAIN we CONVERT AFC

Per capita income = National Income/ Total Population of country.

Per capita income is a better index of economic development than national income/GDP itself.

However, it suffers from certain major LIMITATIONS as an INDICATOR of welfare and development :

1. Per cap income doesn't show the actual standard of living enjoyed by the common people. Per capita Y does not reflect the level of healthcare, education and such essential infrastructure facilities enjoyed by the people, which are essential benchmarks for development.
NOTE: Economic development is more about the welfare of PUBLIC than just income.
2. Inequality in distribution of income is not accounted : a country with a few rich and many poor could still have a high per capita income because a millionaire contributes much more to national income than an average earner. In such cases, per cap Y fails to indicate the level of income of the common man.
E.g. in a SMALL country, a majority of people are poor, but some are millionaires. Such a country could still have high per cap Y thanks to millionaires and to the plight of the poor - here per cap Y is actually unrealistic.
3. Age demographics : In a country with a very young or very old population, per cap Y may not be exactly accurate, because neither the children nor the elderly people contribute to national income. But when per Cap Y is measured, they too are included in total population, which decreases the per cap Y.

4. It is possible that even when per capita income is high, per capita consumption of goods and services is low. This can happen especially when the national income is due to production of more heavy defence or INDUSTRIAL goods. And such goods don't really help the common people. And income here, goes to few businessmen and technocrats while common people don't benefit.

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Activities ASSOCIATED with the primarysector include agriculture (both SUBSISTENCE and commercial), mining, forestry, farming, grazing, HUNTING and gathering, fishing, and quarrying. ... The SECONDARY sector of the ECONOMY manufactures finished goods.

India in the recent years has developed in the secondary sector as it has been more successful in CONVERTING various raw materials into PRODUCTS which is used in various manufacturing firms and later made out of something.

The another name of the secondary sector is the industrial sector.

India in recent years has developed a lot of RESOURCES and thus INCREASE the DEVELOPMENT in the secondary sector.

Jamsetjee jeejeebhoy :
he was the son of Persian Weaver . he was involved in china trade & SHIPPING. He owned a large fleet of ships , but competition from English and American shippers forced him to sell his ships by the 1850s.

Dwarkanath Tagore:
He believed that India would develop through westernization and industrialisation. He invested in shipping, mining , PLANTATION and insurance.

Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Tata:
He set up the first iron and steel industry works in India at Jamshedpur. Iron and steel industries in India started much later than textiles. In colonial India industrial MACHINERY, railways & locomotives were mostly imported . so capital goods industries couldn't really develop in any SIGNIFICANT way till Independence.

Dinshaw Petit :
He built huge industrial empires in India , accumulated their initial wealth party from exports to china. & partly from raw COTTON shipments to England.


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PAKISTAN is not the MEMBER of ECONOMIC UNION

In ASIA China is the first country to set up special economic ZONE (SEZ).....in 1979 by Deng XIAOPING....

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India has among the LOWEST per capita consumption of plastic in the WORLD, “much LOWER” than that of many developed countries, SAID Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the World ENVIRONMENT Day celebrations here on Tuesday. He, however, said India was committed to reducing the use of plastic and would join the Clean Seas programme — a Sweden-led initiative to reduce littering of marine ecosystems.

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1) the value of final goods and services is calculated and then added up to KNOW the TOTAL production in each sector.

2) only the value of final goods is calculated because the value of final goods includes the value of all INTERMEDIATEGOODS that are USED in making the finalgoods.for example:-

the value of table (suppose rupees 2000) includes the value of WOOD (rupees 1000) and polish (rupees 500).so the value ofwood and polish is not counted seperately.

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Activities undertaken to make a LIVING is CALLED an economic activity

The 1830s were years of great economic hardship in Europe. 1. As an enormous increase in POPULATION was witnessed all over Europe, there were more seekers of job than employment. Population from rural areas often migrated to the cities to live in overcrowded slums. 2. Small producers in towns were faced with stiff competition from imports of CHEAP machine-made goods from England, where industrialization was more advanced. For example.This was the situation in case of textile production which was mainly carried out in homes or small workshops and was only partly mechanised. 3. In the regions of Europe, where the aristocracy enjoyed POWER, peasants struggled under the burden of feudal dues and obligations. 4. The rise of food prices or a year of bad harvest led to widespread pauperism in town and country. For example-In 1848, food shortages and widespread unemployment had brought the population of Paris out on the roads. 5. In 1845, weavers in Silesia had revolted against contractors who supplied them raw material and gave them orders for finished textiles but drastically reduced their payments. NOTE - The Conservative RULERS established political regimes after the defeat of Napoleon. 'Revolution' and growth of the feelings of Nationalism helped in uniting the people in the various European States. People at the same time also faced a lot of problems in their day-to-day lives. Important - Students need to explain all the problems irrespective of marks allotted to the question. OR The French saw the sphere of education as a way of civilizing the 'native' i.e. the Vietnamese. 1. The French faced the dilemma related to the extent to which the Vietnamese had to be educated. Although the French NEEDED an educated labour force, however, they feared that once educated, the Vietnamese would begin to question colonial domination. The French also feared to lose their jobs as teachers, policemen, shopkeepers to the - educated Vietnamese. 2. The powerful influence of the Chinese Culture upon the elites in Vietnam was another problem faced by the French. In order to consolidate power, they had to counter the Chinese influence. They, therefore, tried to systematically destroy the traditional education systems and put the French schools in place. 3. As the French sought to establish schools with the curriculum in accordance with their culture, teachers, as well as students, did not blindly follow it. As the numbers of Vietnamese teachers increased in the lower classes, they silently changed the text and often criticized what was actually written. Protest in schools, for example, in the Saigon Native Girls School is another example of resistance which the French had to counter. NOTE - Schools became important places for the political and cultural battle which was fought with French who tried to dismantle the Vietnamese culture.

In today's farming, a lot of chemicals are being used which decrease the soil fertility.

Now the cost required for agriculture has ALSO increased SOMETIMES it may not be affordable in every place.

Some insects may be efficient few fertilizers which are used for KILLING insects also kills those efficient insects.

The soil has also failed to HOLD the WATER as its capacity has decreased.

manure made by DECOMPOSING the cow dung etc is USED as fertilizer.
this FARMING method is LESS expensive as compared to modern farming method.

Everything which is available in the ENVIRONMENT which is TECHNOLOGICALLY accessible , economically FEASIBLE and culturally ACCEPTABLE and which can satisfy our needs.

First of all your question depends on the economics of the country because each part of the world and each sector has different LEVEL of production.

If your country has more RESOURCES then the production will be higher as the people will prefer to be associated with BUSINESS as it will bring PROFIT cause there is no limited resources and so it may be profitable.

conflicting goals are those goals which are beneficial for one but not for ANOTHER one.
Ex:
INDUSTRIALIST want to make them for getting more ELECTRICITY and could earn profit but where it will submerge more lands of people and they will loss there livelihood.

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The PROCESS of radical economic reforms started in the year 1991.

There are few key points which you should KNOW about the transformation of radical economic refoms and liberalisation.

First comes the re industrialization of the South Africa's economy.The BLACK ownership emphasis is also an important point and putting and END to cadre development.

I have already discussed in the previous question which states the VARIOUS determinant through which population GROWTH effects economics.

Due to population growth, the resources become unavailable day by day more the population GROWN, less will be the resources available.

So this is the only RELATION between population growth and economy which affect development in India.

Globalisation in recent world has affected big parts of the country because of increase in development of technology and the source of income also in trading and in import and export QUALITY increase.

In invention, few people has FAILED to adopt these TECHNOLOGIES in their life. Therefore they are losing their JOBS.

There are few people being RECRUITED because they are head of education and learn to adopt the technologies.

Hence globalisation has affected a lot in today's economics.

FIRST of all you should know what is marketing is.

It is all about business and profit out of which can be gained through various business program and marketing strategies.

Each marketing strategy must have a certain amount of goal, the goal of each and EVERY business is to ATTRACT customers, increase the level of production,a worldwide name hence marketing PLAN for TODAY's economics because if there was no marketing, then there couldn't have been import and export.

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Villages in India have the same scenario as MENTIONED.
Every PERSON can IMAGINE this as we rank as one of the highest countries for poverty and mainly CORRUPTION. Due to our honourable PM Narendra MODI every Indian citizen of India has the 'power of the fundamental rights' without any discrimination of caste, colour, creed, religion, etc.

In ECONOMICS we READ about MONEY that is why
it is an ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

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Because indian people want to take good high branded CLOTHES that FOREIGNERS take the FOREIGN people take benefit of it and START invest in india

PRIMARY SECTOR: Primary, secondary and TERTIARY sectors. There are THREE main types of industry in which firms operate. These sectors form a chain of production which provides customers with finished GOODS or services. Example Primary production: this involves acquiring RAW materials.

SECONDARY SECTOR: Secondary industries are those that take the raw materials produced by the primary sector and process them into manufactured goods and products.
Example of secondary industries include heavy manufacturing, light manufacturing, food PROCESSING, oil refining and energy production.

As we know both our primary n secondary sectors are unorganised n main SOURCE of national INCOME
People get employment n further DEVELOPMENT It is the main RESOURCE of our development

"I may not agree with what you say, but to your death I will DEFEND your right to say it." -

.."If liberty MEANS anything at all, it means the right to TELL people what they do not want to HEAR."

(a) People also seek things like EQUAL treatment, FREEDOM, security and respect.

(b) Women need safe and SECURE ENVIRONMENT to take up a variety of Jobs or run a business.

(c) People also need POLITICAL rights.

(d) People seek a pollution-free environment.

DEVELOPMENT :
it is a comprehensive TERM which include increase in real PCI IMPROVEMENT of standard of living of people and reduction of conflict.

" conflicting goals" are those goals which are developmental for one and MAY not be development and for another one.

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the economic ACTIVITY in which PEOPLE WORK for others and get REMUNERATED in return is EMPLOYMENT