List of Q & A for ba economics.

A BA Economics is a graduation program in Economics, which designed to provide students a wide range of managerial skills. The core course in the BA Economics, aim to introduce students to the different areas like, microeconomics and macroeconomics, econometrics, statistics, history of economics, political economy, etc. We have listed the best Q&A for BA Economics below, which are related to different topics of BA Economics.

Answer in national income accounting

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Evaluate the various service sector contribution to GDP.

Course: ba economics.

Production approach and income approach are the two most widely used techniques to estimate GDP for public sector. In India, income approach is use for estimation of contribution of services sector. Service sector is classified broadly in: More

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What is the difference between Non-Market Service and Market Service?

Course: ba economics.

Non-Market Service and Market Service Non-market Services: Mainly services provided by government are not to be marketed. Services like policing, administration, justice, defense all are non-market services owned by state. ... More

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Answer in agricultural development in india

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What are Genetically Modified Crops in Agriculture?

Course: ba economics.

GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS. Genetics is a growing field that is set to affect all the aspects of our life, including agriculture. The latest technology that promises to change the sector, and increase productivity to met th... More

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Answer in agricultural development in india

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What is the concept of New Technology in Agriculture?

Course: ba economics.

The concept of new technology in agriculture is to increase the productivity and support the farmers. Implementation of new technology also important for the government to increase productivity in agriculture and that can happen only through upgrade... More

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Answer in agricultural development in india

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Discuss the New Technology Impact Between Producers and Consumers.

Course: ba economics.

Like any other product, when new technology is being applied in agriculture, it means that more can be produced at greater unit cost (production function shifts upward, cost function shifts downward). This implies that the prices of agricultural prod... More

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Answer in agricultural development in india

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Discuss the New Technology Impact Across the Farmers Size in India.

Course: ba economics.

New Technology always supports large farms. In India, we have unequal farm holdings and the number of small and marginal farmers is very huge. The new technology cannot be completely adopted by small farmers because they lack in capital resources. Th... More

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Discuss the pathways of Technological Impacts of Agriculture.

Course: ba economics.

Technology for agriculture can be differentiated on the basis of the following characteristics. Embodied technological characteristics: Under this we have the laboratory developed genetic seeds that are res... More

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Answer in national income accounting

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Discuss the Concept of Human Rights and Human Security.

Course: ba economics.

The Concept of Human Rights and Human Security: Human security comprises of national security and security of people from wars or crimes. The phrases which defined human security approach were freedom from fear and freedom from wan... More

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Answer in national income accounting

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Discuss the Concept of Social Security.

Course: ba economics.

Social security can be of two types: promotional and preventive, Earlier, social security was limited to mean the set of protective measures for workers in organized sector which do not let the earni... More

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Answer in national income accounting

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Distinguish between the Human Development and Human Resources Approaches to the Social Sector.

Course: ba economics.

Two approaches can be used to define social sector. Human resource view and Human development view. According to the human development view, social sector provide services which directly provide utility to consumers or raise their development leve... More

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Answer in agricultural development in india

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What were the Negative Impacts of Green Revolution on India Agriculture?

Course: ba economics.

There have been many Negative Impacts of Green Revolution on India Agriculture. The main ones have been the growing disparity among people and regions and the resulting lop sided development, as well as the deterioration of the condition of the soil ... More

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What were the Positive Impacts of Green Revolution on India Agriculture?

Course: ba economics.

Green Revolution helps in Increase in production, specially of wheat and rice, increasing cropping intensity, growing more cash crops, food security, etc have been some positive effects of the green revolution on India agriculture sector. More

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What is Three Stage of Growth for rural India Non-farm sectors?

Course: ba economics.

The Three Stage of Growth for rural India Non-farm sectors. First Stage of Growth/Transformation: The agricultural sector employs a large percentage of population and the rural non-farm sector is linked wit... More

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Discuss the policies for promotion of Rural Industries in India.

Course: ba economics.

THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT POLICIES FOR PROMOTION OF RURAL INDUSTRIES IN INDIA. just after independence, the government has laid stress on rural industries, which were mostly of the tiny and cottage industry. In these industries... More

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Answer in agricultural development in india

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What is Rural, Non farm Sector and Off farm Sector?

Course: ba economics.

Rural Non-farm Sector and Off-farm Sector: All activities in the rural areas which do not form a part of the agriculture and allied sector comprise of the rural Non farm sector, which includes all activities under ma... More

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