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| 3351. | Gd evening mates !Ques: How is an economic problem a problem of choice ?(3 marks)have a great day ahead^^ | 
| Answer» Hey USER here is Answerexplanation The Problem of CHOICE: ADVERTISEMENTS: ... THEREFORE, scarcity of resources GIVES rise to the fundamental economic problem of choice. thanks for ASKING | |
| 3352. | How can fiscal policy be used to control inflation  | 
| Answer» Answer: Fiscal POLICY. The government can increase taxes (such as INCOME tax and VAT) and cut spending. ... Both these policies reduce inflation by reducing the GROWTH of Aggregate Demand. If economic growth is rapid, reducing the growth of AD can reduce INFLATIONARY pressures without causing a RECESSION. | |
| 3353. | Is ger in higher education is going to solve unemployment problem in india? | 
| Answer» Vocational education should be encouraged so that after education, people do not have difficulty in GETTING jobs because they will better trained for work. (i) More use of Information Technology (IT) should be made in giving education. (II) Education should cater to the needs of the EMPLOYMENT markets. (iii) More opportunities should be made available in the tertiary sector where more educated UNEMPLOYED people can find jobs | |
| 3354. | Impact of industrialisation on development wikipedia | 
| Answer» Answer: The effect of industrialisation shown by rising income levels in the 19th CENTURY. The graph is showing that the gross national product (at purchasing power parity) PER capita between 1750 and 1900 in 1990 US dollars for First World nations (EUROPE, United States, Canada, Japan) and Third World nations (Asia, Africa, Latin America).[1] Map showing the global distribution of industrial output[clarification needed] in 2005, based on a percentage of the top producing state, the United States Industrialisation (or industrialization) is the period of social and economic change that transforms a human group from an agrarian society into an industrial society, INVOLVING the extensive re-organisation of an economy for the purpose of manufacturing.[2] As industrial workers' incomes RISE, markets for consumer goods and services of all kinds tend to expand and provide a further stimulus to industrial investment and economic growth. | |
| 3355. | Explain the objective of self sufficiency as adopted in Indian planning? | 
| Answer» Answer: Self-Sufficient: It has been the objective of the plans that the country becomes self-sufficient regarding food grains and industrial raw MATERIAL like iron and steel etc. ... The main objective of the Tenth PLAN is to get rid of dependence on foreign aid by increasing EXPORT trade and DEVELOPING INTERNAL resources. | |
| 3356. | Maintanence of the stock in a mall | 
| Answer» i don have i am in 7class | |
| 3357. | Gd evening mates !Ques: State one characteristic of resources.have a great day ahead ^^ | 
| Answer» Answer: heya❤❣✌ good EVENING. here is your answer....,......... USEFULNESS is one of the most important CHARACTERISTICS of all the resources .All resources are useful...... | |
| 3358. | In which country of the world have highest agricultural land ? | 
| Answer» USA (174.45million HECTARES) Hope it HELPS you.... Plz MARK me as BRAINLIEST | |
| 3359. | Qualitative and quantitative measures to control inflation | 
| Answer» Answer: Quantitative or TRADITIONAL methods of credit CONTROL include BANKS rate policy, open market operations and variable reserve ratio. Qualitative or SELECTIVE methods of credit control include regulation of margin requirement, credit rationing, regulation of consumer credit and direct action. | |
| 3360. | How banks calculate interest on saving account? | 
| Answer» Answer: To calculate the interest from a SAVINGS account, you'll NEED the following pieces of information: The amount of your deposit or the amount you lend, using the variable “P” for principal. When interest is CALCULATED and PAID (yearly, monthly, or DAILY, for example), using “n” for the number of times per year. | |
| 3361. | Which crop out of rice,sugarcane , wheat is a kharif crop? | 
| Answer» Answer: IMPORTANT KHARIF CROPS are rice, sorghum, maize, cotton, ragi, pearl millet, sugarcane, and jute. The Rabi crops are sown in the period between October's END and December and HARVESTED in April. | |
| 3362. | if you get a job in far off place before accepting it you would try to consider many factors explain any 5 such factors | 
| Answer» Explanation: 1-Salary 2-Time for family 3-Respect 4-Equality 5- AREA | |
| 3363. | Basic facilities of village to be called as well developed | 
| Answer» Answer: water facilities, food , clothes , milk, shops, POLICE STATION , BUS ETC............... please mark as brainliest answer | |
| 3364. | if you get a job in far off place before accepting it you would try to consider many factors explain any five such factors | 
| Answer» Explanation: 1- Salary 2- TIME for family 3- Respect 4- Equality 5- AREA | |
| 3365. | Pricing of product in monopoly and perfect competition | 
| Answer» Answer: In a perfectly competitive market, price equals marginal cost and firms EARN an economic profit of zero. In a monopoly, the price is SET above marginal cost and the firm earns a positive economic profit. PERFECT competition produces an EQUILIBRIUM in which the price and quantity of a good is economically efficient | |
| 3366. | Explain about property | 
| Answer» Property is anything that a PERSON or business has legal title over. Property can be either tangible or intangible, and having legal title to it grants the owner certain enforceable rights. Typical examples of a tangible property include REAL ESTATE, also KNOWN as real property, vehicles, furniture, and equipment | |
| 3367. | What is COPRA? Explain it with some examples | 
| Answer» Answer: The Consumer Protection ACT, 1986 is an Act of the Parliament of India enacted in 1986 to protect the interests of CONSUMERS in India. It makes provision for the establishment of consumer councils and other authorities for the settlement of consumers' DISPUTES and for MATTERS connected therewith ALSO. | |
| 3368. | India recently signed double taxation avoidance agreement dtaa with | 
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| 3369. | Example of exhaustable Resources | 
| Answer» Answer: Examples of exhaustible NATURAL resources are fossil fuels such as oil, COAL, and natural gas, as well as minerals like IRON, COPPER, and aluminium. | |
| 3370. | The importance of market in non farming | 
| Answer» Hope it helps you .☺Market allows things that we need in our daily
 ☺Market helps act as a good deal in EVERY aspect..☺Market act as a whole storage of our NECESSITIES..☺It provides us all facilities to run our family in a good way and manner.☺Market is a good source of Barter system that our ancestors use in their life.☆Mark branlist☆follow me | |
| 3371. | In fiscal parameters which state ranks the best performing state | 
| Answer» DIPP clarifies on IT notice to angel investors / start-ups. Best Performer: Gujarat. Top Performers: Karnataka, Kerala, Odisha, and Rajasthan. Leaders: Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, CHHATTISGARH, Madhya Pradesh, and Telangana. ASPIRING Leaders: Haryana, HIMACHAL Pradesh, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal. | |
| 3372. | Differentiate between physical and working capitalanswerrrrr fasttttt | 
| Answer» Answer: WORKING CAPITAL REFERS to the capital, which is used to PERFORM day to day business operations. Fixed capital investments include durable GOODS, which will remain in the business for more than one accounting period. On the other hand, Working capital comprises of short-term assets and liabilities of the business. | |
| 3373. | Demerit of consumer | 
| Answer» QUESTION:Demerit of consumer? Answer:◆ Consumers is the limited resources that they are forced to accept. ◆ This INCLUDES the limitations on income and the WAY these decisions influence consumer interest in a product. ◆ In conjunction with the increased demand that advertising creates, consumers can feel as though they should purchase ITEMS that are beyond their ability to AFFORD. ◆ This feeling can persuade consumers to overextend their buying ability with various credit options and purchase items that they cannot afford. HOPE IT HELPS YOUTHANK YOU | |
| 3374. | If sum of money double itself in 6 years it becomes 5 times in how many years | 
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| 3375. | If the tax rate decreases with the higher level of income, it shall be called | 
| Answer» PROGRESSIVE TAX........ | |
| 3376. | News launched by government for farmers and are there really benefit in the farmers | 
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| 3377. | Explain the meaning of production | 
| Answer» In other WORDS we can SAY that the MEANING of PRODUCTION is out-turn | |
| 3378. | How would you distinguish between organized and unorganized sectors? | 
| Answer» distinguish between organized and unorganized sectors? CONSTANT Price Elasticity of Demand Curves. ... The demand curve in Panel (a) is vertical. This means that price changes have no effect on quantity demanded. The numerator of the formula GIVEN in EQUATION 5.2 for the price elasticity of demand (percentage change in quantity demanded) is zero. | |
| 3379. | What is the best and the cheapest way to provide basic facilities? Explain with examples | 
| Answer» Answer: Explanation: PUBLIC facilities are defined as institutional responses to BASIC human needs, such as health, education, SAFETY, recreation, and worship. Examples of typical public facilities include CHURCHES, hospitals, and police STATIONS. | |
| 3380. | Explain how green revolution is associated with the loss of soil fertility. | 
| Answer» LOT of FERTILISERS degrades SOIL... Harms HUMANS... | |
| 3381. | What are the basic issue of economic development | 
| Answer» Answer: INEQUALITY in wealth distribution. Poor Quality of Human Capital. LOW level of technology. LACK of ACCESS to basic amenities. | |
| 3382. | How to find out capital reserve in issue of shares? | 
| Answer» Explanation: amount of that FORFEITED SHARE -LOSS on ISSUE of forfeited share than, the amount will be TRANSFER to capital reserve. | |
| 3383. | How to find national income with value added method? | 
| Answer» Answer: i. Every individual enterprise adds certain value to the products, which it purchases from some other firm as intermediate goods. ii. When value added by each and every individual firm is summed up, we get the value of national income. Value added Method is also known as: ADVERTISEMENTS: 
 (I) Product Method; (ii) Inventory Method; (iii) Net Output Method; (iv) Industrial ORIGIN Method; and ADVERTISEMENTS: 
 (v) Commodity Service Method. Concept of Value Added: Value added refers to the addition of value to the raw material (intermediate goods) by a firm, by virtue of its productive activities. It is the contribution of an enterprise to the current flow of goods and services. It is calculated as the difference between value of output and value of intermediate consumption. Value Added = Value of Output – Intermediate Consumption Example of Concept of Value Added: Suppose a baker needs only flour to PRODUCE bread. He purchases flour as inputs worth? 500 from the miller and then by virtue of its productive activities, converts the flour into bread and sells the bread for Rs. 700. ADVERTISEMENTS: 
 In the GIVEN example: 1. Flour is an input (Intermediate goods) and its value of Rs. 500 are termed as value of ‘Intermediate Consumption’. 2. Bread is the Output and its value of Rs. 700 are termed as ‘Value of Output’. 3. Difference between the value of output and intermediate consumption is termed as ‘Value Added’. It means, that the baker has added a value of Rs. 200 to the total flow of final goods and services in the economy. ADVERTISEMENTS: 
 4. Value added by each producing enterprise is also known as the Gross Value Added at Market price (GVAMP). It means, value added by baker 200) can be termed either as Value added or GVAMP. 5. GDFMP (Gross Domestic Product at Market Price), i.e. ∑GVAMP = GDPMP. Let us now understand ‘Intermediate Consumption’ and ‘Value of Output’ in detail. | |
| 3384. | Is a palampur its developted villages justify the statement. | 
| Answer» Most of the houses have ELECTRIC connections. Electricity powers all the tube-wells in the fields and is used in VARIOUS types of small business. Palampur has two primary schools and ONE high school. There is a primary HEALTH centre run by the government and one private dispensary where the sick are treated. Palampur is well-connected with neighbouring villages and TOWNS. Raiganj, a big village, is 3 kms away from Palampur. | |
| 3385. | What is human development and economic development in easy language | 
| Answer» Answer: Economic development and human development are concepts that are related to one ANOTHER in that they both measure a country's OVERALL development in terms of economic wealth and human WELFARE. ... Human development is the process in which an INDIVIDUAL's freedom, opportunities and wellbeing are CONTINUOUSLY improved. | |
| 3386. | State three advantages of multiple cropping. | 
| Answer» Answer: three advantages of multiple cropping. To grow more than ONE crop on a field. If one crop DAMAGED then it has the CHANCES that the another crop will not damaged. Multiple cropping ENABLES the FERTILITY of the soil. | |
| 3387. | an economy is in equilibrium from the following information calculate mps income is 10000 autonomous consumption is 500 consumption expenditure is 8000 | 
| Answer» Answer: 1578945720377737296794 | |
| 3388. | Is import and export procedure is same or not in india? | 
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| 3389. | 1. Who provides capital to the small farmers at high rate of interest?(1)2. What are raw materials and money in hand called? (1)3.What capital is needed as first priority to set up a jaggery manufacturing unit?(1)4. Farmers plough is an example of which factor of production?(1)5. Which is the basic constraint in raising farm production?(1)6. Name the cropping system that holds the key to farmers prosperity.(1)7. How do the medium and large farmers obtain capital for farming?(3) 8.Name any four non farm production activities practised in Palampur. Give a brief description of any three.(3) 9. What was Green Revolution and how did it solve the food crisis in India?(3)10. What is the aim of production. Explain the factors responsible for production.(5) | 
| Answer» 1.The BIG LANDOWNER in the village they USE to provides INTREST to SMALL capital | |
| 3390. | Enumerate the indicators of Economic Development | 
| Answer» Explanation: Here, we shall look at some of the most common indicators of development used in geography. GROSS Domestic Product (GDP) ... Gross NATIONAL Product (GNP) ... GNP PER capita. ... Birth and death rates. ... The Human Development Index (HDI) ... Infant mortality RATE. ... Literacy rate. ... Life EXPECTANCY. | |
| 3391. | How globalization has led to reduction of employment in formal sector? | 
| Answer» globilastom is very IMPORTANT for | |
| 3392. | How economy is classified on the basis of economic activities? | 
| Answer» Answer: Explanation: 1. On the basis of employment conditions, activities in the economy are classified as ORGANISED and unorganized. 2. The organised sector OFFERS job security and employment benefits, while the unorganized sector is MARKED by low WAGES and LACK of job security. 
 
 
 
 
 
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| 3393. | Importance of small scale industries in indian economy | 
| Answer» Answer: Small scale industries are important for Indian economy because it helps in increasing employment and ECONOMIC development of India. It IMPROVES the growth of the COUNTRY by increasing URBAN and rural growth. Small scale manufacturing industries and cottage industries play a very important ROLE in the economic development of India. *Hope this will help you. plz give me a thank. | |
| 3394. | Tell me something about consumer movement and its progress | 
| Answer» there are many CONSUMERS rights for safety of consumers copra 1986 is very famous and | |
| 3395. | How does inflation theory solve the flatness problem mathematically? | 
| Answer» Answer: To SOLVE these, the BIG bang theory is modified by the inflation theory, which states that the UNIVERSE expanded rapidly SHORTLY after it was created. ... FLATNESS problem: The universe appears to have a flat geometry. | |
| 3396. | Why return to a factor is called law of variable proportion | 
| Answer» Answer: The LAW of variable proportions states that as the quantity of ONE factor is increased, KEEPING the factors fixed, the marginal PRODUCT of that factor will eventually decline. *Hope this will help you. plz give me a thank. | |
| 3397. | Why product development is vital for the economic development of a modern society? | 
| Answer» Answer: Because of this high RISK of FAILURE, it is important to know why product DEVELOPMENT is important to companies and society. Product development, is the life-blood of companies and societies. ... All SUCCESSFUL product development actions provide the following: New VALUE for customers. | |
| 3398. | Why people are not ready to establish industindustries in rural areas | 
| Answer» Answer: People are not reasdy to ESTABLISH INDUSTRIES in rural AREAS because there is no better facilities of water,road,and also the TRANSPORTATION system of rural area is not so good ... Explanation: For establish industry , industrialist see CAPITAL, transport system,roads, availability of water, availability of raw material e.t.c to establish industry at a place.. and in rural area there is lack of maximum all those facilities | |
| 3399. | Impact of internet and e-commerce on strategic management | 
| Answer» internet is world wide web it is USED in hospital | |
| 3400. | Why is the labor force participation rate important | 
| Answer» Answer: It is an IMPORTANT measure of labor market health because of the clarity of what's being counted: the UNEMPLOYMENT rate is a clear indication of the share of Americans who are actively LOOKING for work. The labor FORCE participation rate is the labor force DIVIDED by the total population. | |