National income accounting

answered on 19-Jun-23 21:54

In the sum referred to in the image below, why the purchases by Firm A from Firm C ( Rs. 310 lacs ) is not considered in the GVAmp computation for firm C ? It should become part of value of output, right? Please explain.

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Theory of demand

answered on 21-Jun-23 11:11

As on increasing the taxes ,the supply will ...........

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Supply decreases, as more taxes on production would decrease the amount of supply.

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BCK

answered on 20-Jun-23 10:00

Why is option A incorrect here?

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Business economics is pragmatic and not abstract. So, option (d) is the right answer.

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Business economics

answered on 21-Jun-23 15:12

What's the difference between contraction and recession??

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Contraction is the initial stage of decline in economic activity where recession is the final stage of economic decline

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Business Economics

answered on 16-Jun-23 23:49

Business economics is __________________? a. Multi-disciplinary b.Inter-disciplinary c.both a and b d.none of these

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Both

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Two sector model diagram of Equilibrium

answered on 23-Jun-23 11:35

In attached image, is there any flows which have to rectify? Or can present this in paper if same it comes.

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this presentation is fine but keep the time in mind

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RTP - NOV 2021 ( NATIONAL INCOME QUES)

answered on 15-Jun-23 16:06

In suggested answer , the personal income formula they wrote is not understandable. As per the requirement of ques , it should be Private income - corporate tax- retained earnings i.e Rs 800. Please verify this.

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You're welcome👍

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Demand curve

answered on 23-Jun-23 17:02

What is the answer & reason

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Thank you

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Government policies for business growth

answered on 14-Jun-23 09:59

What's the answer and whyy??

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Option (d) is the correct answer.

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Additional questions

answered on 23-Jun-23 11:44

how to find MR in this question (101)

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To calculate the marginal revenue, we need to use the formula: Marginal Revenue (MR) = Price (P) × (1 + (1 / Price Elasticity of Demand (E))) Given that the price (P) is $20 and the price elasticity of demand (E) is -0.25, we can substitute these values into the formula: MR = $20 × (1 + (1 / -0.25)) First, let's calculate 1 / -0.25: 1 / -0.25 = -4 Now, substitute the value back into the formula: MR = $20 × (1 + (-4)) MR = $20 × (-3) MR = -$60 Therefore, the marginal revenue (MR) for the product with a price of $20 and a price elasticity of demand of -0.25 is -$60. Note that the negative sign indicates a decrease in revenue as the price decreases, which is typical for goods with an elastic demand.

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