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oct/nov 2004 eco p1
Qu 10 why is answer C
please
Qu 10 why is answer C
please
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oct/nov 2004 eco p1
Qu 10 why is answer C
please
10-C Price of sugar fell between 1999 and 2000 because the quantity of exports of sugar has increased but earning has decreased, and we know that
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Its available on xpc do check there.may i get the paper june 2013
Dear post your doubts regarding Jun 2013 then I will reply to those questions. Other people are also here to help u out but I will not post the answers of complete paper. However, making scheme is available at xpc.When will you post answers for june 2013 multiple choice questions?
what is xpc?can u plz share the link?Dear post your doubts regarding Jun 2013 then I will reply to those questions. Other people are also here to help u out but I will not post the answers of complete paper. However, making scheme is available at xpc.
Its available on xpc do check there.
what is xpc?can u plz share the link?
Eco P2, variant 22. Section B, Q3 (a). Sir, can u give points of this question related to aggregiate demand?Dear post your doubts regarding Jun 2013 then I will reply to those questions. Other people are also here to help u out but I will not post the answers of complete paper. However, making scheme is available at xpc.
After Definition of inflationEco P2, variant 22. Section B, Q3 (a). Sir, can u give points of this question related to aggregiate demand?
Thanks. Can u give points for Q3 b?After Definition of inflation
you were to describe components of aggregate demand which are;
1 conumer spending
2 investors investment
3 goverment expenditure
4 Net exports
AD = C + I + G + ( X-M)
then you were to explain demand pull inflation with the help of graph
can you post the question? both partsIts exact answer is given in the guess
See at page 35 of this threadcan you post the question? both parts
Not there..See at page 35 of this thread
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