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 macro economic analysis

Why does AK model of endogenous growth not exhibit any convergence?

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The basic equation of the model is Y=AK where A is symbolic of factors affecting technology and K includes physical as well as human capital. The model rejects that proposition of diminishing returns. It claims that externalities or ... See more
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Answer in macro economic analysis

What are the key defining properties of endogenous models?

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The Endogenous Growth Theory gives a great emphasis on accumulation of human capital even more than See more
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Answer in macro economic analysis

Critically evaluate the solow model of growth.

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The Neo classical which was developed by Robert Solow and his followers in 1956 has been criticized since late 1980s on the following grounds: Technology: The theory assumes technological progress as the main dete... See more
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Answer in macro economic analysis

Define the concepts of absolute and conditional convergence.

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Absolute Convergence: It states that if n number of countries have access to same technology, have same saving ratio, same population growth rate but different capital output ratio, then all countries would converge to same ... See more
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Answer in national income accounting

Discuss the savings in financial assets.

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The savings in financial assets Currency: Saving in currency represents the change in the money with the general public. e.g. if the stock of currency at 31/03/2017 is Rs. 30000 crore and the st... See more
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Answer in national income accounting

Explain the reasons for low savings & steps to promote savings in India.

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The main causes for low saving in India are as follows: Per capita income is low. Not much agencies like banks are to mobilize savings. Unproductive expenditure has increased. Savings ... See more
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Answer in national income accounting

What is saving? Mention some sources of domestic saving.

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The part of the total income which is not spent on consumption is saving. Thus, Income = See more
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Answer in national income accounting

Explain the final consumers categories.

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Final consumers categories for an economy can be categorized in: General government Households Private non-profit institutions serving households (PNPISH) Governm... See more
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Answer in national income accounting

What do you mean by consumption?

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Meaning of Consumption It is the activity which helps in satisfaction of human wants. Goods and services purchased to satisfy wants are called consumer goods and the expenditure incurred on them is known as consumption expe... See more
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Answer in national income accounting

Classify the goods and service.

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Classification of Goods and Services Goods and services produced in an economy are used by different categories of users: households (including the private non-profit institutions serving households), government and enterpr... See more
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Answer in agricultural development in india

What is the difference between jagirdar and zamindar?

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Jagirdars and Zamindar were the two types of intermediaries that collected the land revenue for the king during the mughal period. The land revenue was collected by these intermediaries who paid the pre-fixed share of the king and enjoyed the rights ... See more
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Answer in agricultural development in india

Describe the land ownership pattern in pre-British India.

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In the pre-British period, the king was certainly not the owner of the land, as far as we come to know from the various records. In many of the Mughal documents, the landowners are the ones called 'maliks'. But the point is that they may have been no... See more
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Answer in agricultural development in india

What are the sources of Irrigation and its problems?

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There are two main sources: Groundwater sources and Surface water sources. Groundwater Sources: Use of groundwater for irrigation takes place by private means and it has... See more
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Answer in agricultural development in india

Why should irrigation is necessary for India?

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Irrigation in India: We are using most of our water resources for irrigation purposes in agriculture, almost 75%. In fact, irrigation is most essential to increase agricultural production. The new technology requires the use of a def... See more
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Answer in national income accounting

Explain the world scenario of portfolio investment for India.

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World scenario of portfolio investment for India: After an economy achieved certain growth, a stage comes where rate of return on the capital starts declining. This happens because of two reasons: Due to decline in deman... See more
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