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Explain the causes for the rapid growth of population in India.
Introduction: India has 2.4% of the world’s land area with about 17.5% of the world’s population; every 6th person on the Earth is an Indian. India is a country having the second highest population in the world. At the current rate of growth the populations of India will double every 30 years. The present rate…
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Explain the features of developing economy with special reference to India.
Introduction: Developing economy, no doubt refers to an under developed economy but this term is mostly used to refer to that under developed economy which is not stagnant but has started developing that is marching towards economic progress by making use of its natural and human resources. Indian economy is no doubt an under developed…
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Explain the demographic features of Indian economy.
Introduction: India has 2.4% of the world’s land area with about 17.78% of the world’s population; every 6th person on the Earth is an Indian. India is a country having the first highest population in the world with the population of 1044 billion. At the current rate of growth the populations of India will double…
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Explain the features of Indian economy.
Introduction: The Indian economy is one of the largest and fastest-growing economies in the world. As a developing nation, India has made significant strides in various sectors since gaining independence in 1947, transitioning from an agrarian economy to one that is increasingly industrialized and service-oriented. India operates as a mixed economy, blending elements of both…
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Write a note Principles of taxation.
Introduction: The principles of taxation are guidelines that help governments design tax systems that are fair, efficient, and effective in raising revenue. These principles aim to balance the government’s need for revenue with the taxpayers’ ability to pay. Here are the main principles: Principles of taxation: Conclusion: Governments aim to balance these principles to create…
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ECONOMICS-5 MAJOR- MICRO ECONOMICS
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS- UNIT WISE UNIT: INTRODUCTION TO MICRO ECONOMICS -TEN MARKS QUESTIONS: SIX MARKS QUESTIONS UNIT-2-DEMAND AND SUPPLY- TEN MARKS QUESTIONS: SIX MARKS QUESTIONS: UNIT-3- PRODUCTION: TEN MARKS QUESTIONS: SIX MARKS QUESTIONS: UNIT- 4- PRODUCT PRICING: TEN MARKS QUESTIONS: UNIT-5- FACTOR PRICING- TEN MARKS QUESTIONS: SIX MARKS QUESTIONS: also read: Important question for semester.
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Explain the Hawtrey’s theory of trade cycle.
Introduction: Ralph George Hawtrey’s theory of the trade cycle, also known as the Monetary Theory of the Trade Cycle, emphasizes the role of monetary factors in explaining economic fluctuations. Hawtrey, a British economist, developed this theory in the early 20th century, highlighting the importance of credit and money supply in driving the business cycle. The…
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What is Trade cycle? explain the phases of trade cycle.
Introduction: The economic progress of capitalist countries has been marketed by periodical and frequent fluctuations in the tempo of economic activity in investment in output in income and in employment. this economies are constantly experiencing such changes .the dynamic forces operating in the capitalist economy creates various kinds of business or economic fluctuation one such…
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Explain the causes and measures of trade cycle.
Introduction: The economic progress of capitalist countries has been marketed by periodical and frequent fluctuations in the tempo of economic activity in investment in output in income and in employment. this economies are constantly experiencing such changes .the dynamic forces operating in the capitalist economy creates various kinds of business or economic fluctuation one such…
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Explain the methods of repayment of public debt.
Introduction: Due to increase in the activities of the Government the volume of public expenditure has rising over the years and every time it is not possible to meet a increase expenditure through the traditional source of revenue that is taxes beside increase in taxes are unpopular with the general public thus the Government obtains…