Correction:- at 1:12:01 this question was dropped by upsc as option(a) and option(b) both were right. M1 -- Option(a) and M2 -- Option(b) and as M1 and M2 both are known as Narrow Money (which I have already explained you guys in the same question only) 2) 1:21:06 explanation of 3rd option is, competitive firm means a company of competitive market where sometimes they earn high profits and sometimes they earn less profits or loss due to other firms or because of their policies that's why they earn only normal profits.
Crowding out is basically when the government borrows too much money from the banks to finance debt or waive loans , there would be less money available for the private sectors (that too with higher interest rate), so it led to crowding out of pvt investment. The opposite is with crowding in.
1:12:00 the que regarding narrow money was dropped by upsc as option a and b both were narrow money, i respect your hard work but brother please check upsc official answer key there were discrepancies in your polity answers as well... anyways you have done a great job thank you.
Brother I have explained narrow and broad money both in the same question only, please do check that. Both statements are correct but closest was option(b) that's why I marked option(b). But yeah both statements are correct. And about polity answers I have already answered your doubts. Appreciate your efforts for notifying
Yes I know this, but I took that example of Indian Railway because it is comes under Monopoly type of market but they cannot increase price tremendously as it is a government firm. But anyway I accept this mistake. Thanks for notifying
Price Elasticity (e) = %change in quantity demanded/ %change in price (It is represented by "e") It based on demand and price or in terms of demand and price It is of 5 types:- 1) Infinite elasticity:- it is a perfect elasticity. with minimal price change we see a huge demand change 2) zero elasticity:- it is a perfect inelasticity. No change in price produces change in demand 3) e < 1, Demand for product doesn't change significantly after a price increase. 4) e > 1, Demand for product sensitive to increase in price 5) e = 1, unitary elastic. Equal percentage change (for both price and demand) I hope now it will be clear...
Correction:- at 1:12:01 this question was dropped by upsc as option(a) and option(b) both were right. M1 -- Option(a) and M2 -- Option(b) and as M1 and M2 both are known as Narrow Money (which I have already explained you guys in the same question only)
2) 1:21:06 explanation of 3rd option is, competitive firm means a company of competitive market where sometimes they earn high profits and sometimes they earn less profits or loss due to other firms or because of their policies that's why they earn only normal profits.
Crowding out is basically when the government borrows too much money from the banks to finance debt or waive loans , there would be less money available for the private sectors (that too with higher interest rate), so it led to crowding out of pvt investment.
The opposite is with crowding in.
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1:12:00 the que regarding narrow money was dropped by upsc as option a and b both were narrow money, i respect your hard work but brother please check upsc official answer key there were discrepancies in your polity answers as well... anyways you have done a great job thank you.
Brother I have explained narrow and broad money both in the same question only, please do check that. Both statements are correct but closest was option(b) that's why I marked option(b). But yeah both statements are correct.
And about polity answers I have already answered your doubts.
Appreciate your efforts for notifying
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What should be the sources that i should cover plzz reply bhaiya
For what?? Complete Syllabus or any particular subject
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1:21:50 explanation is off-track, railway is monopoly not a competitive market both are 180 degree apart
Yes I know this, but I took that example of Indian Railway because it is comes under Monopoly type of market but they cannot increase price tremendously as it is a government firm.
But anyway I accept this mistake. Thanks for notifying
Budget video link please ??
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sir you are tooo good...🎉🎉 but sir aapne jo budget ka bataya ki apne video banaya hai voh khan hai pls link share kar dijiye
You can expect questions from this in CAPF AC but in CDS questions from new budget can be there.
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Sir upsc k liy ncert krwyo highlights krke plzzzz
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Sir price elasticity axhe se smj nhi aaya
Price Elasticity (e) = %change in quantity demanded/ %change in price
(It is represented by "e")
It based on demand and price or in terms of demand and price
It is of 5 types:-
1) Infinite elasticity:- it is a perfect elasticity. with minimal price change we see a huge demand change
2) zero elasticity:- it is a perfect inelasticity. No change in price produces change in demand
3) e < 1, Demand for product doesn't change significantly after a price increase.
4) e > 1, Demand for product sensitive to increase in price
5) e = 1, unitary elastic. Equal percentage change (for both price and demand)
I hope now it will be clear...
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