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Propensity to save: APS and MPS
Lesson 13 of 22 • 3 upvotes • 8:58mins
Anita Kumari
APS and it's important points
(Hindi) Crash Course for NCERT Class 12th Macroeconomics (Unit 3): Determination of Income for UPSC
22 lessons • 3h 21m
1
Overview of the Course (in Hindi)
2:47mins
2
Concept of AD and it's Components (in Hindi)
8:06mins
3
Concept of AD in Closed Economy (in Hindi)
8:40mins
4
Consumption Expenditure/Consumption Function (in Hindi)
9:41mins
5
Autonomous Consumption and Induced Consumption (in Hindi)
8:06mins
6
Propensity to Consume and APC
8:22mins
7
Important points about APC
8:44mins
8
Marginal Propensity to Consume ( MPC)
8:42mins
9
Investment Expenditure (I): Induced and Autonomous Investment
10:42mins
10
Autonomous Investment Expenditure and important points
8:58mins
11
Concept of AS: Why AS is called National Income (Y)
10:39mins
12
Saving Function and Equation of saving function
10:32mins
13
Propensity to save: APS and MPS
8:58mins
14
Marginal Propensity to Save(MPS)
9:04mins
15
Relationship between APC and APS, MPC and MPS
8:34mins
16
Concept of Equilibrium Output
10:17mins
17
Equilibrium Output ( AS=AD Approach) (in Hindi)
10:16mins
18
Equilibrium Output (S=I Approach) (in Hindi)
10:01mins
19
Ex-Ante Saving, Ex-Ante Investment
10:42mins
20
Concept of Investment Multiplier
8:57mins
21
Multiplier Process
10:08mins
22
Relationship between MPC and the value of Multiplier (in Hindi)
9:58mins
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