Introduction to Sustainable Policies and Practices in Indian Economy, Functions, Components
by Introduction to Sustainable Policies and Practices in Indian Economy, Functions, Components
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Scope of Study and Central Problems of Macroeconomics
Scope of Study and Central Problems of Macroeconomics
B.COM104 Macro Economics GGSIPU B.Com NEP 2024-25 Notes
B.COM104 Macro Economics GGSIPU B.Com NEP 2024-25 Notes
Demonetization Concept and its implications on Economic Development
Demonetization is a process in which a particular currency note or coin is withdrawn from circulation and is no longer considered as a legal tender. …
IS-LM functions
IS-LM Model is a macroeconomic tool that is used to explain the relationship between the interest rates and real output in the economy. It was …
Value of Money, Theories, Quantity Theory of Money (Fisher’s Transactions approach)
Value of Money is an important concept in microeconomics. It refers to the amount of goods and services that can be purchased with a given …
Recessionary Trends, Its effect on Different Sectors of Economy and Remedial Measures
Recessionary Trends refer to the declining phase of the business cycle in which the economy experiences a period of reduced economic activity, falling levels of …
Reflation Concept, Characteristics, Measures and Implications
Reflation refers to a deliberate economic policy of increasing the money supply and/or reducing taxes and interest rates to stimulate aggregate demand and promote economic …
Acceleration Principle
The acceleration principle is an economic theory that explains the relationship between changes in the level of demand and the level of investment. According to …
Concept of Multiplier, Functioning of Multiplier, Assumption of Multiplier theory, Leakages and Shortcomings of Multiplier Theory
Multiplier is a concept in macroeconomics that refers to the phenomenon where an increase in autonomous spending (i.e. spending that is independent of changes in …
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