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Himanshi Chaudhary

This course explains the very important and confusing topics of economy

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(Hindi) Most Important Economics Topics

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Economy- NCERT Crash Course

GDP and GNP (in Hindi)

Fiscal Policy and Budget (in Hindi)

lesson 3: Inflation, types , measurement .

Inflation (in Hindi)

Monetary Policy (in Hindi)

Balance of Payment (in Hindi)

Lesson 6 : Financial Market

Lesson 7 : Price indices : CPI , WPI & IIP

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Raju Mandal

In this course educator will discuss about
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(Hindi) NCERT Class 9 Economics Summary MCQs - UPSC CSE

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Vinay Upadhyay

In this course we have discussed about the entire summary of Geography from ancient to modern of class 6th to class 12th . It's very useful for UPSC Aspirants and also for other high level competitive exams.

(Hindi) Economics NCERT Summary Class 6th to 12th: UPSC

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Yogesh Kol

(Hindi) Class 11th NCERT economy MCQs

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Piyush Kumar Parashari

The course introduces you to the meaning and origin of Macroeconomics and covers the basic concepts like GDP, Aggregate Demand and Supply and circular flow of income in various sectors. Learn how does an Economy work? What are the factors affecting the economic structure of a country? Thereby it explains the phrase 'Economics as a Discipline' and talks about Microeconomics and Macroeconomics as its branches. The further lessons emphasize on defining the economic policies along with their objectives, the overview of market forces. This particular lesson also throws light on various factors which determine the price elasticity of demand.

(Hindi) Introduction to Macroeconomics

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Annaparameshwari S

This course provides a brief summary of NCERT class IX and X Economy. If you have not read these books yet, then watch this course to become familiar with the topics like poverty line, factors of production, human resources, quality of population, food security, buffer stock, per capita income, etc. If you have read these books already, then watch this course for revising the topics. This course will be helpful for you to read higher class Economy books and to understand Economy related topics.

NCERT Summary of Economy : Class 9 and 10

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Anita Kumari

This course will cover 
concept of Deficient demand and excess demand
Reasons of Deficient and excess demand
It's impact on economy
Measures to correct them

Lessons

7 lessons • 1h 14m

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