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2:31 With all due respect In case of inflationary scenario in domestic markets, imports tend to increase as goods are cheaper in international market compare to domestic one...one the other hand exports tend to decrease as a foreigner has to shell out more money... (Provided exchange rate is constant before and after inflation) & That is why inflation results in unfavorable balance of payment (BOP) Otherwise your teaching style is great as always🙌
i m confuseď here 1. As you said when inflation is high spending is less But..... generally when supply of money is more in market---> more spending -----> but resources is less so demand for products increase----> ppl are willing to pay more for the limited resource ----> hence price increase ,inflation icreases tooo. (Thus spending should be more for inflation to happen)
I don't think so. As the video says, if the price of domestic goods increases, buyers/investors won't buy foreign goods anymore because a recession in the domestic economy shrinks the investor's pockets. And thus, they don't have the money to spend on foreign goods; the less money to spend, the less money to buy.
Sir make me clear on this. High inflation means price of domestic goods increases but price of foreign good is constant so people tend buying more foreign goods. So it eventually rise our imports.. Nd down to our export.. Plzz make this clear sir....
If people tends to buy more foreign goods there will be vis a vis lower production of domestic goods ( indicates quality and price difference of same product of different origin). Hance lower domestic production leads to lower export. Note : this scenario creates situation of unemployment at domestic level.
Gd evng sir...i have a question pl make me understand it...Q. raise of import duty on gold n petrol by the govt just aiming at raising revenue or it has any other objective
Yes, so inflation can lead to both increase and decrease of exports. 1. Increase: Inflation high= rupee depreciates = foreigners get more rupee for dollar= exports increase. 2. Decrease: Inflation high = cost of Indian goods increase = foreigners prefer their own good = exports decline.
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I must say it is difficult to find teacher like you. Hats off to you and your efforts. you made the Learning things easier for me.
This is exactly what I was looking for.
The only Notification I like on my TH-cam account is the Video Upload by you. Every Video is Precise with Impeccable explanation. Thanks for making our learning much easier.
You all probably dont give a damn but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?
I somehow lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
gr8 vdo sir ...u made my concept very. clear..Thank you sir..keep teaching us..
2:31
With all due respect
In case of inflationary scenario in domestic markets, imports tend to increase as goods are cheaper in international market compare to domestic one...one the other hand exports tend to decrease as a foreigner has to shell out more money...
(Provided exchange rate is constant before and after inflation)
& That is why inflation results in unfavorable balance of payment (BOP)
Otherwise your teaching style is great as always🙌
Good observation, cheap Chinese products defy the theory
False if inflation is big in most scenarios is cheaper to buy national goods than import them
i m confuseď here
1. As you said when inflation is high spending is less
But..... generally when supply of money is more in market---> more spending -----> but resources is less so demand for products increase----> ppl are willing to pay more for the limited resource ----> hence price increase ,inflation icreases tooo. (Thus spending should be more for inflation to happen)
I don't think so. As the video says, if the price of domestic goods increases, buyers/investors won't buy foreign goods anymore because a recession in the domestic economy shrinks the investor's pockets. And thus, they don't have the money to spend on foreign goods; the less money to spend, the less money to buy.
Please reduce your speed so that we can at least grasp the points while you will be explaining. Your speed is very high
0.75 speed
Reduce playback speed to 0.5
Make notes.
I like your explanation with simple examples. Keep it up sir.
Great lecture! Makes it very easy to understand the concepts. I had difficulties understanding my lecturers.
This is a really good brief explanation. Thanks!
thanku this is going to help my seminar tomorrow
like your explanation with simple examples. Keep it up sir.
Well explained 👍
thanks Sir. your videos helps every one
So nicely explained in simple words 👍 good job sir
Sir make me clear on this. High inflation means price of domestic goods increases but price of foreign good is constant so people tend buying more foreign goods. So it eventually rise our imports.. Nd down to our export.. Plzz make this clear sir....
If people tends to buy more foreign goods there will be vis a vis lower production of domestic goods ( indicates quality and price difference of same product of different origin). Hance lower domestic production leads to lower export.
Note : this scenario creates situation of unemployment at domestic level.
This is import and export as process in the economic system??
Gd evng sir...i have a question pl make me understand it...Q. raise of import duty on gold n petrol by the govt just aiming at raising revenue or it has any other objective
great lecture sir. thanks a lot
sir can uh please make a vedio on GST exclusive for civils aspirants
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Thanks alot for your explanation
I can understand clearly sir.thank you so much sir
that means there is a inverse relationship between the imports and real interest rate. can we say this?
Mandeep Kaur import down, interest up. Vice versa
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Sir please make more video on economic
Well explained 👏
If some commodity import increases, how does it affects it's prices?
Import increase= supply in market increase= prices down.
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Thanks man
How much time duration export foreign countries
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sir when production is higher then why supply is less ?
can we say it universally that when inflation rises import increases and export decreases
How to work economic?
Doesn't high inflation mean imports would be cheaper?
Does import and export affects the GDP of a country?
But when inflation is high the prices of goods will rise and other countries will buy less of our products due to price rise?
Yes, so inflation can lead to both increase and decrease of exports.
1. Increase: Inflation high= rupee depreciates = foreigners get more rupee for dollar= exports increase.
2. Decrease: Inflation high = cost of Indian goods increase = foreigners prefer their own good = exports decline.
Sir can u provide notes of ur content
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