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For example, in order to STUDY the growth pattern of students, the HEIGHTS of 50 students (sample) are recorded from a school of 500 students (POPULATION). ... Variables are the characteristics of a sample or population that can be expressed in numbers such as, height, income, age, ETC

About 70% of India's population depends on agricultural activities and the rest on non-agricultural activities. There is a lot of risk on people's income who completely DEPEND on farming activities. The farming activities completely depend on unforeseen circumstances like rain,  weather, climate and many more. So in order to be on a safer side people should also side by side do non-farming activities.

Steps taken to INCREASE non-farming activities are

1  The LOAN should be easily provided to the farmers so that they can also do another WORK side by side.

2 The interest charged on loan from them should be at the very minimal cost.

3 More factories should be established in the villages, so as to provide the farmers with work opportunities.

4 Call centers should be established to help the farmers to train them in other skills and provide them with the latest information.

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The Green Revolution in India REFERS to a period when Indian agriculture was converted into an industrial system due to the adoption of modern methods and technology such as the USE of high yielding variety (HYV) SEEDS, tractors, IRRIGATION facilities, pesticides, and fertilizers.

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Human beings passed through a STAGE when money was not in USE and goods were exchanged directly for one another. Such EXCHANGE of goods for goods was CALLED Barter Exchange.

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Explanation:

the value of INDIAN rupee down or decrease or DEPRECIATE in foreign exchange MARKET then Indian exports value also decrease in the market & EFFECT on ECONOMIC development

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CARBON DI OXIDE gas EXTINGUISHED the fire.

but oxygen gas DISTINGUISHED the fire.

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because it AFFECTS the GROWTH of PLANTS

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ANSWER: An INCREASE in the demand of a COMMODITY can be caused due to several factors like: ... Decrease in the price of a complement: When the price of a complementary good decreases, the demand of the concerned good ALSO increases as the two goods are consumed simultaneously

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The role of education in HUMAN CAPITAL formation are as follows: ... Education makes people concerned for themselves and others, improve productivity and PROSPERITY , and enriches life experience. 4. It is not only contributes towards the growth of an individual but also helps in the development of the society as a whole.

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Consumer:

The person who trades hosted money for the goods he requires. The person who can easily be PERSUADED to buy SOMETHING using the marketing strategy. It's totally upto the consumer to buy or not to buy the THINGS.

Rights of the consumer:

These are following rights of the consumer:

Right to choose the goods

Right to be heard the feedback or complaint

Right to the safety

Right to the information about the

products

Responsibility of the consumer:

It's responsibility of the consumer to be AWARE that the consumer protection act has their right.

They are responsible to buy goods or not.

Their responsibility is to check the EXPIRY date of the product before purchasing.

Protection of the consumer:

The Consumer Protection Act was introduced in the Loksabha in 1986 in order to provide protection to the consumer.

Awareness of the consumer

Consumer are making aware of their rights.

Consumer are making aware of the information about the product.

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globalisation

Explanation:

globalisation in INDIA creates a huge amount of CHANGE s in the day to day life of INDIANS.

- our ECONOMY GET the freedom .

It REFERS to the SALE of EXTRA PRODUCE to a SHOP.

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Are richer countries polluting more than poorer ones? What progress in poverty reduction has been made in countries affected by fragility and CONFLICT? To help shed light how different groups of countries are doing, the World Bank categorizes countries based on various characteristics, such as geography, lending eligibility, fragility, and average LEVEL of income. When it comes to income , the World Bank divides the world's economies into four income groups:  high, upper-middle, lower-middle, and low.

The income classification is based on a measure of national income per person, or GNI per capita, calculated using the Atlas method. In 1978, the FIRST World Development Report introduced groupings of "low income" and "middle income" countries using a threshold of $250 per capita income as threshold between the groups. In the 1983 WDR, the "middle income group" was SPLIT into "lower middle" and "upper middle" groups, and in 1989 a "high income" country definition was introduced.

Since then, the thresholds to distinguish between the income groups have been adjusted for prices over time. As of 1 July 2019, 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 2018; lower middle-income economies are those with a GNI per capita between $1,026 and $3,995; upper middle-income economies are those between $3,996 and $12,375; high-income economies are those with a GNI per capita of $12,376 or more. The chart shows how the thresholds, and various countries' economies have evolved over time.

As seen in the above chart, many countries' incomes have transcended the income group thresholds over time. Because most parts of the world have experienced considerable economic growth in recent decades, and the classification thresholds are held stable in real terms, there are now fewer low-income countries and more countries have gained middle or high-income status. Just since 2003, the number of low-income countries has nearly halved, declining from 66 to 31 in 2019. The number of high-income countries is currently 80, up from less than 50 in the 1990S. The number of middle-income countries is 107 (60 UMICs and 47 LMICs) and has not changed much as countries have transitioned both in and out of this group. The chart below summarizes the number of countries in each group over time.

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Some of the major reasons of poor industrial relations are as follows:

1. Economic Causes

2. Organisational Causes

3. Social Causes

4. Psychological Causes

5. Political Causes.

Employer-employee relations scene is not satisfactory and it is visible from frequent strikes, gherao, lockout and other forms of industrial disputes.

Several economic, social, psychological, technological and political factors are responsible for poor industrial relations.

1. Economic Causes:

Poor wages and poor working conditions are the main reasons for unhealthy relations among management and labour. Unauthorized deductions from wages, lack of fringe benefits, absence of promotional opportunities, dissatisfaction with job evaluation and performance appraisal methods, faulty incentive schemes are other economic causes.

When employers deny equitable and FAIR REMUNERATION and GOOD working and living conditions to the working class, trade unions AGITATE and industrial peace is disturbed. Inadequate infrastructural facilities, worn-out plant and machinery, poor layout, unsatisfactory maintenance and other physical and technical causes also contribute to industrial conflict.

2. Organisational Causes:

Faulty communication system, dilution of supervision and command, non-recognition of trade unions, unfair practices, violation of collective agreements and standing orders and labour laws are the organisational causes of poor relations in industry.

3. Social Causes:

Uninteresting nature of work is the main social cause. Factory system and specialisation have made worker a subordinate to the machine. Worker has lost sense of pride and satisfaction in the job. Tensions and conflicts in society break up of joint family system, growing intolerance have also led to poor employer-employee relations. Dissatisfaction with job and personal life culminates into industrial conflicts.

4. Psychological Causes:

Lack of job security, poor organisational culture, non- recognition of merit and performance, authoritative administration and poor interpersonal relations are the psychological reasons for unsatisfactory employer- employee relations.

5. Political Causes:

Political nature of trade unions, multiple unions and inter-union rivalry weaken trade union movement. In the absence of strong and responsible trade unions, collective bargaining becomes ineffective. The union’s status is reduced to a mere strike committee.

The outsiders who become union leaders by making wild promises to workers make excessive demands on employers. When employers do not accept their demands conflicts arise SPOILING the employer-employee relations climate in the country.

Poor industrial relations are harmful for all. Industrial conflicts reduce productivity of labour. Quantity and quality of work suffer and costs rise. Industrial discipline breaks down and labour turnover and absenteeism increase. Working class suffers due to industrial decline. They find it very difficult to get improved wages and working conditions. Many of them loose jobs and promotions.

They get frustrated and demoralised. Employers face resistance to changes in technology and organisational structure. Industry, economy and society are interdependent. Therefore, industrial strike has multiplier effect on the economy and society. Social tensions and law and order problems, drinking and gambling and other social evils tend to rise in an atmosphere of poor industrial relations.

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India failed to develop a sound and strong INDUSTRIAL base during the colonial rule. The STATUS of industrial sector during the British rule can be WELL DEFINED by the term 'systematic deindustrialisation'. ... As a result, the domestic industries lacked investment and growth initiatives.

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What is the PURPOSE of demonetization?

Demonetization is the ACT of STRIPPING a currency unit of its status as legal TENDER. It OCCURS whenever there is a change of national currency: The current form or forms of money is pulled from circulation and retired, often to be replaced with new notes or coins.

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Microeconomics is a branch of economics that studies the behaviour of individuals and FIRMS in making decisions regarding the

allocation of scarce resources and the interactions among these individuals and firms.

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Macroeconomics is a branch of economics dealing with the performance, structure, behavior, and decision-making of an economy as a WHOLE. This includes regional, NATIONAL, and global economies.

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LIFE expectancy is a statistical measure of the AVERAGE TIME an organism is expected to live, BASED on the year of its birth, its current age and other demographic factors including gender. The most commonly used measure of life expectancy is at birth

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multiple cropping means growing growing more than one CROP in one field or on the same piece of LAND

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Disaster planning.

Pandemics.

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Floods.

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The nature of basic economic problems can be better understood and distinguished from each other with the aid of an IMPORTANT TOOL of modern economics known as production possibility CURVE.

Production possibility curve is also called the production possibility frontier.

Production possibility curve (frontier) is a GRAPHIC representation of alternative production possibilities facing an economy. As the total productive resources of the economy are limited, the economy has to choose between DIFFERENT goods. The productive resources can be used for the production of various alternative goods. It has, therefore, to be decided which goods are to be produced more and which ones less..

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Agricultural production of liquid biofuels can have positive effects. It can DECREASE dependence on fossil fuels and INCREASE farmers’ incomes. Agricultural production of mixed perennial biofuel crops may increase pollinator and AVIAN richness. Most types of agricultural crop-based liquid biofuel production, however, have a negative effect on natural ecosystems and biodiversity. Comparisons of fossil fuels and liquid biofuels regarding their life cycle emissions of pollutants which are (eco)toxic or contribute to oxidizing smog, acidification or nutrification give mixed results. Fossil fuels often do better than biofuels as to emissions of acidifying and nutrifying substances, but often worse regarding ecotoxicity. A rapid increase in biofuel production can increase malnutrition due to its upward effect on food prices. Liquid biofuel LIFECYCLES are linked to greater water consumption than their fossil FUEL counterparts. Life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of liquid agricultural biofuels are currently often larger than those of their fossil fuel counterparts, when effects of land use on carbon stocks are included. An exception in this respect is current Brazilian sugarcane ethanol. When soil quality is to be maintained, there seems to be little scope to convert lignocellulosic harvest residues into liquid bio fuels. Agricultural bio fuels are much poorer converters of solar energy into usable energy than photovoltaic cells.

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ANSWER: they are common people who elect their representative. VOTERS are commonly meant that the person who VOTE or has RIGHT to vote . In this people above 18 or 18 YEARS are eligible to vote

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The main OCCUPATION of village Palampur is Farming.. But they also do non -farming ACTIVITIES like Poultry farming,SHOPKEEPERS and Drivers.

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A sole proprietorship, also KNOWN as the sole trader, individual entrepreneurship or proprietorship, is a type of ENTERPRISE that is owned and run by one PERSON and in which there is no legal distinction between the OWNER and the business ENTITY

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Macro economics

is the STUDY of economics at an individual, GROUP or COMPANY level.

Micro economics

is the study of nationaleconomy as a whole.