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, what is the full form and formula of GDPMP

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Riya Sinha 3 months, 2 weeks ago

full form-gross domestic product (at) market price. formula:- by income method - gdpmp=private final cobsumption expenditure+govt. final consumption expenditure+gross domestic capital formation+(export-import) by value added method- gdpmp/gvamp=value of output-value of input.

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Kun Dor 3 months, 2 weeks ago

Gross domestic product margin price

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What do you mean by unemployed male in rural areas ?

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Commercial banks create money by way of:

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Mohammad Saeedp 3 months, 3 weeks ago

Comerical bank created money to bank

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Calculate Net National Product at Market and Gross National Disposable Income: Items Consumption of fixed capital Change in stock Net imports Gross domestic fixed capital formation Private final consumption expenditure Net current transfers to rest of the world Government final consumption expenditure (Rs.in Arab) 40 (-) 10 20 100 800 5 250 Copyright myCBSEguide.com. Mass distribution in any mode is strictly prohibited. 3/14 myCBSEguide Net factor income to abroad. Net indirect tax ii. Find out Gross National Product at Market Price 40 130 S.no. Contents (Rs. in Crores) Private Final Consumption Expenditure 1,000 (i) Depreciation 100 (ⅲ) Net National Disposable Income 1,500 (iv) Closing Stock 20 (v) Government Final Consumption Expenditure 300 (vi) Net Indirect Tax 50 (vii) Opening Stock 20 (viii) Net Domestic Fixed Capital Formation 110 (ix) Net Exports 15 (x) Net Factor Income to Abroad

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How will the following be created while estimating domestic income of India? Give reason a) profits earned by the branch of a foreign bank in India

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Riya Sinha 3 months, 3 weeks ago

yes, it will be included in the domestic income as it is received or generated within the domestic territory of the country. However, it will not be added to the national income.

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What is demand deposit

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Tushika Garg 4 months, 1 week ago

It refers to the demand deposit of the people with the commercial banks these are chequeable deposit which can be withdrawn or transferred on demand

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Trend in credit availability in india

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Saloni Raje 4 months ago

Purpose

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introduction of atm outlets has brought about wasteful expenditure justify refute

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What is meant by problem of double counting? How this problem can be avoided

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Arshpreet Singh 4 months, 1 week ago

It means measuring one income two times. It can be solved by not including transfer incomes in calculating national income because. Transfer income is already someone else's income

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If the required reserve ratio is 0.2 and initial cash deposit are 1000 , explain the process of credit creation by commercial banks

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What is agreegate demand and supply? Pls Hindi m batye

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Tushika Garg 4 months, 2 weeks ago

Thnk u Anjali nain

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Anjali Nain 4 months, 2 weeks ago

Ek whole level p kisi goods and service ki demand ya supply krna in the economy

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During the last few years 'initiatives such as Jan dhan yojana,adhar- enabled payments systems ,e-wallets , national financial switch (nfs) and other have strengthened the government's resolve to go cashless Elaborate on how such initiatives may have affected the Indian economy

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Yograj Bhangu 4 months, 1 week ago

Jhand dhan yojna adhar enabled payment system and e wallets enable person to make electronic transaction which leads to decrease in the concentration of cash due to that indian economy will be benefited in following ways such as 1 ... decrease in tax evasion 2.... channelise savings into financial institute or banks which can be usedd for providing loans 3....help in providing in financial institution services

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I want to compete my project on the topic of health sector in the economics

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Equality between AS and AD implies the equality between S and I . Write equations to prove this fact

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Shreya Kumari 4 months, 1 week ago

AD = C+I AS = C+S => C+I = C+S ( cancel C from both side ) => I=S

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State the components of the current account of balance of payment

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Shrimant Shandilya 4 months, 3 weeks ago

Import and export of goods and services Investment income recieve or paid Unilateral transfer recieve or paid

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What is sustainable development? Discuss briefly any two strategies of sustainable development

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Anju Yadav 4 months, 4 weeks ago

Sustainable development is a development in which meet in need in present generation inducing the future generation ability of meet of need

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Calculate subsides: GDPfc — 55000 Indirect taxes — 4400 NFIA — 400 NNPmp — 55500 Depreciation — 2500

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Find national income 1. Compensation of employees =1800 2. Rent=1600 3. Profit =400 4.interest =900 5.mixed income of self employed=7500 Net factor income from abroad =(-)1000

Posted by Kanchan Kanwar 5 months ago

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Somya Chourasiya 5 months ago

Answer-10800 NDPat Fc= profit+rent+interest+MI of self employed+COE =400+1600+900+7500+1800 =11,800 National income=NNP at FC =NDPfc+NFIA =11,800+(-1000) =10,800 ans

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What is indifference curve.

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