December 2022

11 Price Determination

Prices of goods, as has been stated already, express the exchange value. These are also used for expressing the value of various services rendered by different factors of production such as land, labour, capital and organisation. The values are: rent, wages, interest and profit. Therefore, the concept of price especially the process of price determination, […]

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10 Markets

Consider the following situation: You go to the local market to buy a shirt. You enter one shop which sells shirt. The shirt which you like are priced at Rs. 400. But you think that are not worth more than Rs. 300. You offer Rs. 300 for the shirt. But the shopkeeper is not ready

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8 Production Analysis

Production analysis or the theory of production deals with the general relationship of output of goods or services with factor inputs. Normally, a physical output is related to analysis. Likewise revenue productivity which is related with economic environment and the general equilibrium of demand and supply is left out in a pure production analysis physical

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7 Production

Production is a very important economic activity. The standard of living of people in the ultimate analysis, demands on the volume and variety of production. In fact, the performance of an economy is judged by a level of its production. Those countries which produce goods in large quantities are rich and those which produce little

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6 Capital

We may define capital as that part of wealth of an individual or community which is used for further production of wealth. In fact, capital is a stock concept which yields a periodical income which is a flow concept. It is necessary to understand the difference between capital and wealth. Whereas wealth refers to all

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5 DEMAND AND SUPPLY

The concept ‘demand’ refers to the quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase at various prices during a period of time. It is to be noted that demand in economics is something more than desire to purchase though desire is one element of it. A beggar, for instance,

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4 Supply

As the term ‘demand’ refers to the quantity of a good or service that the consumers are willing and able to purchase at various prices during a period of time, the term ‘supply’ refers the amount of a good or service that the producers are willing and able to offer to the market at various

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3 Demand Forecasting

Forecasting of demand is the art of predicting demand for a product or a service at some future date on the basis of certain present and past behaviour patterns of some related events. Please remember that forecasting is no simple guessing but it refers to estimating scientifically and objectively on the basis of certain facts

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2. ECONOMIC ASSUMPTIONS

All scientific theories are based on certain assumptions and economic theories are no exception. Economics deals with human behaviour which is relatively more uncertain and unpredictable which makes economic theories all the more dependent on several assumptions.The most important and the basic of all these is the assumption of rationality. A man is a rational

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36. Some Useful Information

Achievements in Zoology1665 Coined the term cell, Robert Hooke.1772 Observed free cells in bacteria, protozoans etc., A.V. Leeuwenhoek.1824 Animals and plants are aggregate of cells, Rene Dutrochet.1831 Round shaped nucleus, Robert Brown.1839 Applied cell theory of animals, T. Schwann.1861 Defined cells as living substance, Schutze.1882 Cell division in animals, W. Fleming.1886 Discovered cytochromes, Mac Munn.1902

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35. Important Zoological Terms

Zoology is an important branch of biology. This chapter describes some important terms used in zoology.Adaptations : The structural, functional and behavioural changes developed in living organisms over long period of time to adjust to specific environment for survival.Aggregation : An act of collection or getting together.Anabolism : Synthesis of complex molecules from simpler ones.Ageing

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34. Man and his Environment

Environment : Plants, animals, viruses, microbes and non living things such as light, heat, soil, air, water houses and minerals constitute our environment.Composition of airNitrogen 77.17%Oxygen 20.60%Carbondioxide 0.03%Water Vapour 1.40%Argon and other gases 0.94%Others 0.80%Biosphere : All the biomes taken together as a bigger unit constitute a single large self-sustaining biological system called biosphere. It

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33. Microbiology

Microbiology : It deals with the study of micro-organisms such as viruses, bacteria and other micro-organisms.Bacterium (pl. Bacteria) : This is a unicellular organism that lacks a nucleus and cytoplasmic organelles other than ribsomes, reproduces by binary fission and occurs in one of three shapes (rod, sphere, spiral). Bacteria are our friends and foes. They

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