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3 sector economy
Economics
asked 13 hrs ago
sir in illustration 39 - in sub question (b) Government expenses and leakages in Three-sector economy, Y is given 15L, C (consumption) we computed 3.6L and in computation of leakages ( Savings & Taxes ) we computed total leakages as 7.5 lakhs ( S- 7L & T- 0.5L ). In 3 sector economy , AD= AS(Y) => C+I+G = C+S+T = Y = C+S+T and here the Y is 15 lac , C, S, T 3.6, 7 and 0.5 respectively , that is not matching to the equilibrium income, please correct if there any misconception in this my side sir
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Muhammed Salih
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3 sector economy
Economics
asked 1 day ago
why in illustration 38 for computing sub question (a) Expenditure multiplier - we computed the new value for b/MPC, but not taking the given value 0.5 as b/MPC. In illustrations 22, 37 we solved the same multiplier using the given b/MPC. in that question also there is Yd
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Muhammed Salih
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3 sector economy
Economics
answered 1 day ago
how to solve the (C) using investment multiplier equation. in class it solved using Y= C+I+G
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sorry not that C (consumption) . how the sub question (C) - Find the equilibrium level of income when investment increases by 120 crores, can solve using investment multiplier equation. in class it solved using ( Y= C+I+G ) the new investment
Muhammed Salih
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Guidance
Economics
answered on 24-Sep-23 17:53
Sir regarding ca intermediate economics I have started watching lectures and preparing notes from lectures and revising them in daily basis is this enough or I have to study icai module or indigolearn pdf material after completing of lectures please give some tips and guidance sir 🙏🙏
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Watch lectures, solve sums If you have a good understanding of the concepts it would be sufficient. If you feel unconfident, solve RTPs that are sufficient for economics.
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National Income Accounting
Economics
answered on 15-Sep-23 09:39
What is the meaning of "current" transfers here ???
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Thank you sir
Neha Baliga
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National Income Accounting
Economics
asked on 10-Sep-23 10:34
What is the meaning of "current" transfers here ???
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Neha Baliga
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General doubt
Economics
answered on 10-Sep-23 22:45
Sir regarding ca foundation economics I have started watching lectures and preparing notes from lectures and revising them in daily basis is this enough or I have to study icai module or indigolearn pdf material after completing of lectures please give some tips and guidance sir 🙏🙏
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OK thank you 😊
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CA Foundation
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Monetary policy
Economics
answered on 12-Sep-23 12:07
Can anyone tell how is repo rate and bank rate different from policy rate?
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Repo Rate:The repo rate is the rate at which the RBI lends money to commercial banks in the event of any shortfall of funds. It is used by the RBI to control liquidity in the system. Bank Rate(Redundant now):sometimes also referred to as the discount rate, is the rate at which the RBI is willing to lend to commercial banks without any collateral. This is a longer-term rate compared to the repo rate. In the context of the RBI, the repo rate has effectively become the policy rate, as it is the key rate that the RBI adjusts during its monetary policy reviews to influence liquidity and borrowing costs in the economy.
Reetikaa R
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Economic indicators
Economics
answered on 12-Sep-23 12:03
Which interest rate includes in lagging indicator and leading indicator
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Interest rates, depending on their specific type and context, can play a role in both leading and lagging indicators. Short-term interest rates usually are leading Long-term interest rates usually are lagging
Nona Garg
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Cash balance approach
Economics
answered on 12-Sep-23 11:59
Explain the equation Md= k.PY with example
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Real Income (Y): This refers to the total value of all goods and services produced in an economy, adjusted for price changes or inflation. It measures the actual physical quantity of output. When we say "income" in this context, we're referring broadly to the value of all goods and services produced, often called GDP (Gross Domestic Product). Price Level (P): This is a measure of average prices in the economy. It can be thought of as a weighted average of the prices of all goods and services in the economy. Nominal Income (PY): This refers to the total value of all goods and services produced in an economy without adjusting for price changes or inflation. It represents the current dollar value of output, which is the product of the quantity of output and the prices at which the output is sold. When you multiply the quantity of goods and services (real income or Y) by their prices (P), you get the total dollar value of these goods and services, which is the nominal income (PY).
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