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my bad , part ii), now figured thoughThe answers are given in the passage:
Fall in foreign aid, fall in exports, Increase in the general price level and increase in diseases.
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my bad , part ii), now figured thoughThe answers are given in the passage:
Fall in foreign aid, fall in exports, Increase in the general price level and increase in diseases.
liquidity trap is the point when interest rates no longer are affected with a change in MS.can any 1 explain me liquidity trap
Quote me the question paper this is from?Answer my question too...pleaase !thank
Thanks a lot !!! May i know your source of authenticity ? Acually i gave the same ans as u have mentioned to my Sir but he rajected it saying u Need to include education ,health etc ...and what are the diagrams to be drawn ?
Is monopoly different from monopsony?
monopoly is a single sellerIs monopoly different from monopsony?
Okay...monopoly is a single seller
monopsony is a single buyer
define developmentPoints for this question
Fiscal policy is the main tool for economic development. Is it true explain?
yawr ya general ques ha....is ma kuch bhe a skta ha..firstly you have to support this proposition that fiscal policy is an impt tool and explain the tools of fiscal policy that how it works. Then contradict this statement by saying that there are other tools too, like monetary policy(Interest rate) can be another way to trigger econ development...then include Lp theory and also add multiplier effect that how it will work in favour of economy ...and bla bla..isi tarah ki cheezan likh danaPoints for this question
Fiscal policy is the main tool for economic development. Is it true explain?
Quote me the question paper this is from?
Keynesians -> Liquidity preferenceIf loanable funds is money, then what do Kenyesians and Monetarists disagree upon?. Because Monetarists state that Interest rates are determined by the Demand and Supply of Money.. and Kenyesians say its by the demand and supply of Loanable Funds
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