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Since different have differnt POPULATION it is not reliable to compare the total INCOME of the COUNTRY thus the other BEST suitable alternative is to compare the percapital income of the countries to compare the NATIONAL development of the nation

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Tertiary sector PROVIDES HELP to primary and secondary sectors.
EG : insurance, banking etc

As we KNOW from only year of India's Britishers are the other have the trade with the India show the with the OPENING of SEAS CURRENT it lead to the portrait in the with the Britishers the route of trading was very long before before the opening of steel scrap at after the opening cost is crank it is it lead to the shortest distance from BRITISH to India to trade

1- INDIFFERENCE curve are convex. , 2-indifferece curve are not INTERSECT. ,3- indifference curves are DOWNWARD SLOPING. and etc...

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Unemployment is CONSIDERED as liability for an economy because UNEMPLOYED people will consume and USE the nations resource but they will not work which will reduce the GDP of the nation. that is why unemployed people are a nations liability.

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When we play ANYTHING it will RELATED to a economic ACTIVITY this is an example of SECTOR

Foreign TRADE MEAN the good are export from INDIA to other COUNTRY

This could lead to a lot of EMPLOYMENT generation within the agricultural SECTOR itself ... We need MANY more doctors, nurses, health workers in RURAL areas.

1) Prize of GIVEN Commodity
2) Prize of RELATED goods
: Subsistence goods
:Complementary goods
3) INCOME of the Consumer
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Consumer's equilibrium - Consumer's equilibrium may be defined as a situation under which a consumer gets maximum level of satisfaction within his given money income and given market prices of commodities.

Marginal utility - Marginal utility is an addition MADE to total utility by consuming an additional UNIT of a commodity.

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Answer -:

The conditions for consumer's equilibrium given by the marginal utility analysis are :

(i) One commodity case

(ii) Two commodity case

A consumer is said to be in equilibrium, when he is spending his given income on various goods in such a way that maximises his satisfaction.

→ Condition of consumer's equilibrium in case of a SINGLE commodity : Consumer's equilibrium in case of a single commodity is attained when the marginal utility of the commodity measured in terms of money is equal to its price. Symbolically,

→ Condition of consumer's equilibrium in case of a two commodity : Consumers's equilibrium in case of two commodities is attained when the ratio of the marginal utilities of two goods and their prices is equal, i.e.,

This is, however, subject to the budget CONSTRAINTS that the money spent just equals income, i.e.,

Indian PARLIAMENT consists of LOKSABHA,Rajyasabha and President. There are different methods of elections of membersof Loksabha and Rajyasabha.Loksabha is chaired by a speaker and deputy speakers in ABSENCE of speaker.Rajyasabha is chairedby chairman (VICE president of INDIA) and deputy chairmans in his absence.

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ANSWER -: Inferior good.

Explanation -:

✰ Inferior goods ✰

Inferior goods are low quality products and their demand decreases when the income of the consumer increases and vice VERSA. In other words, in case of inferior goods, there is an inverse relationship between demand and income of the consumer. When the income rises , the demand for inferior goods falls and when income falls, demand for inferior goods rises.

→ When X is an inferior goods -

If 'X' is an inferior goods like bajra, coarse CEREALS, an increase in the income of the buyers will decrease his demand for that commodity as buyers feel richer. He WOULD like to have less of inferior goods. The demand curve of the commodity (inferior good) will SHIFT to the left.

(i) Household sector it engaged in the consumption of goods and SERVICES.

(ii) Producing sector it engaged in the production of goods and services.

(iii) Goverment sector it engaged in such activities which are RELATED to taxation and SUBSIDIES as well as comsumption and production.

(iv)Rest of the world it engaged in EXPORTS and inports.

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A win-lose PROPOSITION.....

Not only AVAILABILITY ALSO DEPENDS ALLOCATION

Printing of money is a step that no country will take unless absolutely necessary.

India can mint money when they want to but it would devastate the economy.

Some effects of printing money would be:

1) Inflation throughout the country

2) Decrease in the labour force and THEREFORE, decrease in PRODUCTION

3) Sectors like railway, banking, etc. that provide major contributions to the economy would be greatly affected.

The elasticity of demand is the same as the slope of the demand curve. ... Elasticity of demand is the PERCENTAGE CHANGE in QUANTITY demanded for a given percentage change in the price of the product. The slope of the demand curve is the change in price for a given change in quantity demanded, measured in units of OUTPUT.

The monopolist's marginal revenue from each UNIT sold does not remain constant as in the case of the perfectlycompetitive FIRM. The monopolistfaces the downward‐sloping market demand curve, so the PRICE that themonopolist can get for each additional unit of OUTPUT must FALL as themonopolist increases its output.

1.natural habiat will be submerged so natural environment is destroyed

2.people living near the VALLEY must move out they lose their assests

3.dams damage the surrounding environment

4.it does not aloww fishes to migrate UPSTREAM past impoundment dams gor spawning

5.dams are very EXPENSIVE to BUILT

Total income of a country cant define a country's develoopment in a correct nd JUSTIFIED way. Hence we compare COUNTRIES USING PCI Per Capita Income. Total income of the country/ Total POPULATION.

Orissa

Orissa is the largest BAUXITE producing state accounting for more than half of the total production of INDIA. The total RECOVERABLE reserves in the state are estimated at 1,370.5 million tonnes. The main bauxite belt is in Kalahandi and Koraput districts and extends further into ANDHRA PRADESH.

CHINA

China. The largest production of aluminum in the WORLD TAKES place in China with over twenty-three thousand tons being produced in 2014. This is ALMOST 20 thousand tons more than any other COUNTRY in the world.

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1. Indigo Airlines 



IndiGo Airline is an Indian LOW-cost airline company headquartered at Gurgaon, India. The airline offers more than 633 daily flights connecting to 38 destinations including 5 international destinations with its PRIMARY hub at Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. It presently operates a fleet of 97 aircraft belonging to the Airbus A320 family. In 2014, IndiGo carried 21.4 million passengers in the domestic sector.

Total Market Share : 38.5%

Fleet size : 97Passenger Load factors : 76.8%Cancellation Rate: 0.10%PASSENGER Complaints in average :0.7 % (No. of Complaints/10,000 Pax)

On-Time Performance (SCHEDULED Domestic Airlines):

BLR : 90.0%DEL : 88.8%HYD : 85.0%BOM : 69.2%

 

2. Jet Airways 



Jet Airways is a major Indian airline based in Mumbai. It is the second largest airline in India, both in terms of market share and passengers carried, after IndiGo. It operates over 300 flights daily to 74 destinations worldwide. Its main hub is Mumbai, with secondary hubs at Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Jet Airways serves 47 domestic destinations and 22 international destinations, a total of 69 in 19 countries across Asia, Europe and North America.

Total Market Share : 19.8%

Fleet size : 116Passenger Load factors : 80.8%Cancellations : 0.96%Passenger Complaints in average : 1.4 % (No. of Complaints/10,000 Pax)

On-Time Performance (Scheduled Domestic Airlines):

BLR : 89.6%DEL :87.6%HYD :85.6%BOM :82.7%

3. Air India 



Air India is the flag carrier airline of India owned by Air India Limited (AIL), a Government of India enterprise. It is the third largest airline in India (after IndiGo and Jet Airways) in domestic market share, and operates a fleet ofAirbus and BOEING aircraft serving various domestic and international airports. It is headquartered at the Indian Airlines House in New Delhi

Total Market Share : 16.4%

Fleet Size : 108 (excluding subsidiaries)Passenger Load factors :79.3%Cancellations : 1.20%Passenger Complaints (average) :1.7 % (No. of Complaints/10,000 Pax)

On-Time Performance (Scheduled Domestic Airlines ):

BLR :83.4 %DEL :79.4 %HYD :78.6%BOM :68.2%

4.Spice Jet



SpiceJet is an Indian low-cost airline headquartered in Gurgaon, India. It is the country’s fourth largest airline by number of passenger carried with market share of 12.3% as of July 2015. The airline operates more than 270 daily flights to 41 destinations, including 34 Indian and 7 international cities

Total Market Share : 12.3%

Fleet size : 34Passenger Load factors : 92.1%Cancellations :0.70%Passenger Complaints (average ) :1.4% (No. of Complaints/10,000 Pax)

On-Time Performance (Scheduled Domestic Airlines):

BLR : 81.3%DEL :77.4%HYD : 76.9%BOM : 71.4%

 

5. Go Air 



GoAir is an Indian Low cost carrier based in Mumbai. It commenced operations in November 2005. It is the aviation foray of the Wadia Group. As of January 2014, it is the fifth largest airline in India by market share. It operates domestic passenger services to 22 cities with over 140 daily flights and approximately 975 weekly flights. Its hubs are atChhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai

Total Market Share :8.2%

Fleet size : 19Passenger Load factors :75.6%Cancellations : 0.44%Passenger Complaints (Average ): 1.3%(No. of Complaints/10,000 Pax)

On-Time Performance (Scheduled Domestic Airlines):

BLR : 85.6%DEL : 90.1%BOM : 76.9%

Spieces makes food tasty and delicious.
INDIA is a leading country in spices. the FOREIGN countries IMPORT spieces from India to MAKE food tasty.

There are three main central PROBLEMS faced by an economy they are......
1 What to produce .....( this have the PROBLEM of choice what is to be produced and in which quantity )
2 How to produce..... ( by LABOUR intensive or CAPITAL intensive technique)..
3 For whom to produce... ( for rich or poor sector and ALSO problem of choice in case of income distribution)....

Economic problems are the problems of choice or optimum utilization of scare Resources arises out of the fact that...
1 resources are scare...
2 resources have alternative uses.
3 human wants are unlimited...

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Important of capital investment decisions major participants in SECURITIZATION process . FUNCTION of finance MANAGER . financial Management Decision.

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Government support the PRIVATE sector in various activity because all the peoples are very trustful on the private sector and private sector GET the various ADVANTAGES such as ELECTRICAL supply and many other governmental licence government also support the private sector by allowing them the LABOUR cost so low

The estimate of the savings,in investment CAPITAL output RATIO,long term adjectives along-with short term national income projection gives the IDEA that FIRST five YEAR plan was based on the model of Harrod-Domar and it was set up in1952.

First of all India ranks AMONG the top 10 countries all over the world which lacks employment as the the population of our country is more than the available RESOURCES present.

The most important reason for unemployment in RURAL areas is not spreading the awareness of education.

The people are mostly uneducated they spent most of the TIME in farming and other employment in rural areas can increase if the awareness of education can SPREAD among them.

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#HEALTH care FACILITIES

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CASH PAID to Ramesh=Rs.3900
Discount he received=Rs.100
Therefore,Money he paid after discount=
COST paid - Discount =Rs3900-100
=RS3800 answer.

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There are many determinants of growth which helps to decide whether a country is growing or not.

The determinant of economic growth are its Consumption, Investment, Governmental expenditure and net exports i.e. imports less exports.

People usually associate growth with rising GDP, i.e. the Gross Domestic Product, however that is not inflation adjusted. So its better for people to look at GNP, Gross National product.

Banks and financial institutions, help in growth. They are the main institutions which handle the loans and monetary values. They are the ONES which generate money, which at the end of the day, is supplied in the market, which is then determining the rate of exchange in the economy. For example, monetary supply of inflation also exists. This is related to growth, inflation effects growth.

Financial institutions like World Bank, International Monetary Fund exist which give out loans to COUNTRIES, which suffer from loss. So that helps to give the crumbling economies a CHANCE to rise.

They generate the CURRENCY. They give a rate of return on investments, fixed deposits, etc.

They are the main sources of getting loans for new start up businesses which ADD to the GDP of the country.

Green RevolutionIntensive plan of the 1960s to increase crop YIELDS in developing countries by INTRODUCING higher-yielding strains of plant and new fertilizers. The scheme began in Mexico in the 1940s, and was SUCCESSFULLY introduced in parts of India, se ASIA, the MIDDLE East, and Latin America.

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The CONCEPT of VICIOUS CIRCLE of POVERTY was GIVEN by....Ragnar Nurukse ..

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Answer -:

Constitutional provision are necessary for the success of federalism, but these are not sufficient. The real success of federalism in India can be attributed to the name of democratic politics in our country. To follow the true spirit of federalism, respect for diversity and desire for living together should become a shared ideal in our country.

→ Linguistic States -:

The creation of linguistics states was the FIRST and the major test for democratic politics in our country. After independence (1947), the boundaries of several old states were changed in order to create new states. This was done to ensure that the people who spoke the same language lived in the same state.

→ Language Policy -:

A second test for the Indian federalism is the language policy. The Indian constitution did not give the status of NATIONAL language to any of the languages. Though Hindi was identified as the official language,which is mother tongue of only 40 per cent of Indians.

→ Centre-State Relation -:

Restructuring the Centre-State relations is one more WAY in which federalism has been STRENGTHENED in practice. Though Indian constitution has demarcated the powers of the Union and State Government, still the Union Government can have influence over the state in many ways.

In the past, Central Government many times misused the Constitution to dismiss the State Government that were ruled by rival parties. This undermined the spirit of federalism.