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The nature of short period AVERAGE Cost Curve is 'U' SHAPED. To begin with, the Average Costs are HIGH at low levels of OUTPUT because both the Average FIXED Costs and Average Variable Costs are more. ... The nature 'U' shaped short-run Average Cost curve can be attributed to the law of variable proportions.

Answer:

Iron and steel is called as a basic INDUSTRY because-

1. It is helpful in PROVIDING employment.
2. It also helps in the development of agriculture.
3. It is a basic industry because all raw material and FINISHED PRODUCTS are bulky.

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India's economy faces certain distortions due to the unique DEVELOPMENT of India's economy. These anomalies can be corrected only by focussing on growth of industrial base. The service SECTOR contributes to 60% of GDP but employs only 24% of the workforce. ... An industrial economy SEES a spurt in exports.

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The Narendra Modi government on Tuesday TABLED in Lok SABHA a bill seeking 10 per cent reservation for economically backward UPPER castes that are currently not covered under reservation in government jobs. ... The 10 per cent reservation will be in addition to the EXISTING 50 per ...

Answer: three reasons are

Explanation: 1 pollution lead to extinction of many species like PINK HEADED duck,brown SPOTTED owl.

2) pollution lead to many infections which can AFFECT body parts and even cause death.

3) pollution lead to affect our BIOLOGICAL environment.

Therefore we need to go curb pollution.

Answer:

That's why it is included in GDP (as GDP means the total market value of all final goods and services produced in a country WITHIN a given period). IMPORT is SUBTRACTED because it's the production of a foreign country PURCHASED by DOMESTIC country.

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it was becuz after independence PEOPLE were free to buy anything and THEREFORE there was an ESTIMATION that resources WOULD DRAIN drastically.

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Primary sources are GENERALLY more RELIABLE than secondary sources because primary sources are usually directed involved to the event or source where the INFORMATION came from so it lessens the CHANCES of MISCOMMUNICATION or misunderstanding since it all comes first-hand.

Answer:

Generally, INVESTMENT is attractive when the rate of interest is lower. When the rate of interest is 5%, the investor would expect a return of at LEAST 5% on the investment. In case the marginal EFFICIENCY of capital is lower than the CURRENT rate of interest, investors would RATHER save than make an investment.

ANSWER:

it's KNOW as EQUI MARGINAL UTILITY

ANSWER: SMALL FARMERS or LANDLESS LABOURERS

Project On Consumer Awareness :-

Acknowledgment :-

I am very thankful to the teacher "name" for providing necessary information regarding the project and also for her support in completing this project.

Certificate :-

This is to certify that I "name" of class X (2018-19) has successfully completed the project on "Consumer Awareness" under the guidance of "teacher's name".

Index :-

Keep the contents like -

• Who is a consumer
• Consumer Rights
• Consumer Responsibilities
• Consumer Awareness
• Consumer Protection Act .. Etc.....

Consumer :-

• Consumer is a person who purchases goods and/or services for personal use.

• Consumer take decisions whether to BUY the product or not.

• Consumer can influenced by marketing advertisements.

Consumer Rights :-

a) RIGHT to safety

b) Right to information

c) Right to CHOOSE

d) Right to heard

e) Right to consumer education

Consumer Responsibilities :-

• Consumer should be aware of his/her rights under consumer protection act.

• Consumers should be aware of the product which they are going to buy.

• Consumers should check for the standard marks like Hallmark or ISI.

Consumer Awareness :-

• Consumer Awareness is making the consumers aware of their rights.

• It is making the consumer aware of the information about good and/or services, products.

Consumer Protection Act - 1986

• The Consumer Protection Bill was introduced in Loksabha on 5th December 1986 in order to provide better protection of the interests of the consumer.

NOTE :- I just gave you some points by which you can prepare your project work.

Explanation:

1 the govt. should set up schemes whereby landless LABOURES and small farmers are able to get cheap loans to start small INDIVIDUALS buuisnesses.

2 in addition to financial assistance,the govt should set up RURAL workshops to enable the villagers to BUILD on their skill laboures.

3 the govt should also work towards improving the infastructure of villages so that the rural parts of the country are WELL connected to the urban areas

Answer:

The FACTOR OWNERS spend this income on goods which leads to a circular flow of income. This basic circular flow of income model consists of SIX ASSUMPTIONS: The economy consists of two sectors: households and FIRMS. Households spend all of their income (Y) on goods and services or consumption (C).

Answer:

The THREE INDICATORS of economic development are given below...

1.Per capita income

2.Literacy rate

3.Infant MORALITY rate...

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Which sector of indian economy has SHOWN REMARKABLE expansion during LAST decade?

Answer:

✔✔Tertiary Sector✔✔

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Answer:

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Answer:

GDP is better than GNP for measuring the SIZE of the economy, while GNP per CAPITA is better than GDP per capita for measuring the standard of living of the AVERAGE person with a COUNTRY.

MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION is the ANSWER

Answer:

green REVOLUTION is associated with the loss of FERTILITY due to

• excessive USE of fertilisers and pesticides

ANSWER:

The CURRENT FINANCE MINISTER of KARNATAKA is

R.V Deshpande.

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Answer:Within the regional GROUPING, the only country at disadvantage under the SAARC Preferential Trade Agreement (SAPTA) is invariably India. It is not a problem with the agreement per se, but it is India's growth POSITION in a grouping dominated by LDC's (Least Developed Countries). Intentions of SAARC could have been noble about regional integration, but the ground reality paints a DIFFERENT picture. I am trying to emphasis why SAARC in particular has no future and place in the Indian economy.

SAPTA has a peculiar LDC-Centric discounting mechanism that benefits member countries in BoP deficits and other crises to impose tariff barriers while at the same time seek discounts in receiving unfavorable tariff reciprocity for their own exports. That is an undue benefit, with no ‘overdraft quota’ like mechanism to keep failing states accountable.

I wonder on what grounds India can consider itself a beacon of hope and a generous donor for a bunch of other countries, when three-fourths of arable land in India is effectively susceptible to drought. An average of 12,000 farmer suicides per year pegs the daily count to 30 suicides per day.

Almost all the countries in the grouping are empirically working examples to prove Twin Deficits HYPOTHESIS. Twin deficits are when an economy has fund its import budget with foreign debt. It is a double whammy. Look no further than Pakistan & Sri LANKA. Their economies are structured to live on such deficit for the next few decades

Explanation:

Employees need to send an intimation if TOTAL transactions in shares, securities, debentures, mutual FUNDS scheme and the like EXCEEDS six MONTHS' basic pay during a calendar year. Service rules say no GOVERNMENT servant shall speculate in any stock, share or other investment.

Answer:

JAIS is board in AMETHI district in the Indian STATE of UTTAR PRADESH

Answer:

Turning raw materials into finished products

Milton Chang

Manufacturing must be an integral part of your business STRATEGY, operating in harmony with technology, finance, and marketing.

Ultimately, you have to deliver what you have sold. If you don`t know manufacturing, you`re not in the game. In this article, I PRESENT a perspective that can HELP you formulate a winning strategy. I discuss what manufacturing does, what makes it work, and how manufacturing is likely to evolve as your company grows. In today`s economy, you need to develop a clear understanding of what customers want, then optimize the organization`s ability to get those customers to buy from you.

It takes TIME to build a manufacturing infrastructure. People in manufacturing develop and refine procedures to keep THINGS going. Using a computer as an analogy, you can think of people`s hands and the machines on the factory floor as the hardware, with people`s minds and procedures as the software that make the hardware work. Companies with the same machinery can achieve vastly different results. The difference is in the "software." Because it takes time to get the bugs out of software, you want to build manufacturing capability early in your growth cycle.

Manufacturing is managing the flow of material and information to turn raw material into finished products. The machines and the people need the right materials, the right components, and the right information at the right time. It may surprise you to learn that direct labor costs (not including overhead) account for only 1.5% of the selling price in the test instruments division of one of the San Francisco Bay Area`s most successful companies.

PRODUCTION possibility

Definition of 'Production Possibility FRONTIER'

Definition: Production possibility frontier is the graph which indicates the various production possibilities of two commodities when resources are fixed. The production of one commodity can only be increased by SACRIFICING the production of the other commodity. It is also called the production possibility curve or product transformation curve.

Description: The state of technology is taken to be constant. Since the production of one commodity can be increased only by DECREASING the production of the other commodity, production possibility curve also measures the production efficiency of the commodities. The production possibility frontier helps in deciding the commodities most beneficial to society, but this RESPONSE is limited in itself as there is a choice between two commodities only.

EXPLANATION:

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Answer:

they play MIGHTY role give loans saves MONEY INCREASE national income etc

the HIV seeds help the farmers to increase the yield PRODUCED by the fields please help the farmers to EARN money and EARLIER the farmers used to to get products like for about half of the products produced by HIV seeds which help them earn money

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Indian labour laws are considered COMPLEX and restrictive. ... As a consequence of this, the labour to capital ratio is low DESPITE the fact that INDIA is a labour ABUNDANT and capital scarce country. Rigidities in the labour market have also ensured that the employment elasticity of Indian economy has REMAINED low.

Answer:

yes i agree

Explanation:

but per capita income is given by World bank to compare different COUNTRIES or states wether it is developed or underdeveloping...

and other than per capita income ..LIKE infant morality rate, literary rate,net attendance RATIO,GROSS national income,LIFE expectancy at birth HDI. and many other also use to compare different countries or states.

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Primary Sector

i) It is known as agriculture and ALLIED services sector.

(ii) This sector PRODUCE goods and services by exploiting natural resources.

(iii) This sector is unorganised and use traditional techniques.

(iv) Activities related to agriculture, forestry fishing, mining and animal husbandary are included in this sector.

(v) This sector CONTINUE to be the largest employer in most of the developing nations like that of lndia.

SECONDARY Sector 

(i) It is known as manufacturing sector.

(ii) This sector transforms one good into another by creating more utility from it.

(iii) it is organised sector and use better techniques.

(iv) It includes manufacturing units, small scale units, large firms, big corporates and multinational CORPORATIONS.

(v) This sector has failed to provide employment to the surplus workers of primary sector.

 Tertiary sector

(i) it is known as service sector.

(ii) This sector provides useful services to primary and secondary sectors for these  functioning of their working.

(iii) it is organised sector and use better techniques.

(iv) Services related to banking, insurance, trade and communication come in this sector. 

(v) This sector‘s sharing in the employment is increasing

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Explanation:

Definition. Statistical methods are mathematical formulas, models, and techniques that are used in statistical analysis of RAW research data. The application of statistical methods extracts information from research data and provides DIFFERENT WAYS to assess the ROBUSTNESS of research outputs.

Explanation:

What is the discount yield, bond equivalent yield, and effective ANNUAL return on a $1 million T-bill that CURRENTLY sells at 96 3/8 percent of its face VALUE and is 55 days from maturity? (Use 360 days for discount yield and 365 days in a year for bond equivalent yield and effective annual return.)

Explanation:

The world economy or global economy is the economy of the HUMANS of the world, considered as the international EXCHANGE of GOODS and SERVICES that is expressed in monetary units of account.

Answer:

Explanation:

STATISTICS is useful in analysing economic problems such as; growing POPULATION, rising prices, UNEMPLOYMENT, poverty etc. It can be explained with the following examples :  

Example (i) : It can be ascertained easily by using STATISTICAL tools whether the policy of family planning is effective in checking the problem of everincreasing population in India.  

Example (ii) : In the present time oil prices are rapidly increasing at global level. Therefore it is necessary to take serious action towards the problem that how much oil should be imported, based on statistical data. This QUANTITY of import would depend on the domestic production of oil and also demand for oil in future.

Answer:

Explanation:

International trade is the exchange of goods and services between countries. This type of trade gives rise to a world economy, in which prices, or SUPPLYAND demand, affectand are affected by global events. Political change in Asia, for example, could result in ANINCREASE in the cost of labor, thereby increasing the manufacturing costs for an American sneaker company based in Malaysia, which would then result in an INCREASE in the price that you have to pay to BUY the tennis shoes at your local mall. A decrease in the cost of labor, on the other HAND, would result in you having to pay less for your new shoes.

ANSWER:

Explanation:

UNEMPLOYMENT Alleviation Programmes

Integrated RURAL Development Programme (IRDP): ...

National Rural Employment Programme (NREP): ...

Rural Landless Employment Guarantee Programme (RLEGP): ...

Training of Rural Youth for Self-Employment (TRYSEM): ...

Jawahar Rozgar Yojana (JRY): ...

Employment Assurance Scheme (EAS): ...

Small and Cottage Industries:

Answer:

Explanation:

Interdependence of micro and MACRO ECONOMICS. Microeconomics and macroeconomics are TWO MAJOR branches of economics. So, they both are interdependent. ... On the one hand, microeconomic theory provides building blocks for the AGGREGATE theories

ANSWER:

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Explanation:

The purpose of the public SECTOR is not just to earn profits but to think about the social benifits also.

There are several things needed by the SOCIETY as a WHOLE but which the private sector will not be ABLE to provide at a reasonable cost.

Some of these require large sums of MONEY to be spent, which is beyond the capacity of the private sector.

ANSWER:

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ANSWER:

The COMPARATIVE cost theory explained that different countries would specialise in the PRODUCTION of goods on the basis of comparative costs and that they would gain from TRADE if they EXPORT those goods in which they have comparative advantage and import those goods from abroad in respect of which other countries ...

Answer:

The concept of CAPITAL output RATIO EXPRESSES the relationship between the value of capital INVESTED and the value of output. Capital output ratio is the amount of capital needed to PRODUCE one unit of output.

Answer:

EXPLANATION:

. DISTINGUISH between consumer goods and capital goous

3. Distinguish between stocks and flows. Given an example of each.

4. Explain circular flow of income and its components.

5. Discuss any three differences between GDP at constant price and GDP at curre

MARKS

6. GDP is not appropriate indicator for welfare, comment.

7. Calculate sales from given data:

GST

5000

Factor income from abroad

600

in)

Net VALUE added at factor cost

24000

iv)

Gross DOMESTIC FIXED capital formation

2000

v)

Net domestic capital fonnation

1800

vi)

Subsidies

500

vii) Factor income to abroad

2000

viii) Change in stock

200

ix) Purchase of raw material

10000

Expenses on fuel and power

5000​

Answer:

terms of the national economy, a basic CLASSIFICATION of economic sectors, BROKEN into four basic sectors is used: Raw Materials (Primary SECTOR) Manufacturing and Industry (Secondary Sector) SERVICE Sector (Tertiary Sector)May 30, 2016

ANSWER:

Liberal nationalism in the economic sphere stood for the following ideas:

i) Independence of the exchange SYSTEM in the markets

ii) ERADICATION of state-imposed limitations on the mobility of goods and money.

iii) Cancellation of TAX limitations

iv) Consolidating the money

v) Sanctity of INDIVIDUAL property

EXPLANATION:

by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

ANSWER :-

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