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Thanku sir 🙏 Answer :-'V-Shaped ' recovery refers to sudden decline and sudden rise in economy of a country due to any pandemic situation or any other factor. In 2019-20 India and other countries in the world suffered with COVID 19 which affected our health ,society, way of living ,daily life and as well as Indian 'Economy '. Decline in economy:-During pandemic period India and other countries were under lockdown,except general stores,hospitals and medical stores others shops like bakeries ,malls showrooms were closed consequently income of individual was reduced results in decline in GDP of india.India's GPD growth rate in 2019 was '3.74%' and in 2020 -6.60% . Sudden rise in Indian Economy :-After COVID 19 and ,removal of lockdown Indian people restarted their life .Sudden increase of demand in market results in increase in Indian GDP growth rate upto 8.68%.
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Very good method of teaching sir. I am from non economics background but still easily able to understand your lectures. I have searched many channels and after wasting my time, I can say your economic series is best on TH-cam. Very cool personality and down to earth person❤❤
Economy is technical but not tough. Great teacher, i am very glad that in the ocean of youtube i found the pearl; i am really thankful to the respected teacher for providing very detailed and rich content for the students
I was very upset bcz of lack of knowledge abt economics but ur videos made me very happy i can easily understand the topics even a science background students like me can understand very well with the help of ur videos sir thank you soo much…..
0:26 Quote 2:04 GDP 6:08 Example World Map 8:48 GDP 2 11:36 Potential GDP 13:07 Potential GDP Graph 14:22 Nominal vs Real GDP 21:17 N vs R GDP Table 22:38 Factors of Production 26:17 Other Formulas 27:37 FC vs MP 30:52 GDP Formula 31:19 Expenditure method 33:27 Consumption Expenditure 34:36 Investment Expenditure 35:16 Govt Expenditure 37:49 Expenditure method 2 38:57 Calculation in Real Life 39:30 GVA 47:52 UPSC 2000 PYQ 48:43 GDP Deflator 50:24 GDP 3 53:51 GDP Example Map 2 54:43 GN0 58:11 UPSC 2001 PYQ 1:01:25 UPSC 2001 PYQ 2 1:03:07 NSO 1:05:52 GDP CALC 2 1:06:07 Base effect 1:10:10 Economic Cycle 1:11:47 Technical Recession 1:14:52 Graph of the above 1:18:43 Output GDP Graph 1:20:24 UPSC 2021 PYQ 1:21:32 National Disposable Income 1:23:00 Personal Disposable Income 1:24:00 Press note NSO 1:25:00 Question 1:27:24 Solution 1:27:45 Question 2 1:29:41 Solution 2 1:29:56 Capital Output Ratio 1:33:24 UPSC 2018 PYQ 1:34:04 UPSC 2013 PYQ 1:36:13 Goods 1:37:32 Final Goods 1:38:43 Consumption Goods 1:40:00 Types of Goods 1:40:13 UPSC 2011 PYQ 1:41:51 Flow Stock Variable 1:45:20 Practice Question 1:46:00 Purchasing Power Parity 1:49:40 Limitations of GDP
Yes, currently Indian economy experienced V shaped recovery because of Covid 19 pandemic. There was economic loss at a greater level as the buying capacity of the population decreased. As soon as the pandemic was over and people were back to normal life India was able to reach to its economic potential at a very fast rate but the loss incurred during pandemic cannot be fulfilled, it will remain the same.
❤ Awesome session...good revision series. D.. 1:33:47 1:34:15 C. 1:40:25 D. 1:45:55 D. WORLD BANK, IMF,used PPP for 1:49:59 comparison... 1:53:49 🎉😊thank you sir
00:04 Introduction to National Income and GDP 02:29 Understanding the concept of domestic in the context of GDP 06:46 Understanding the impact of activities on India's GDP 08:55 Territorial waters and economic activities contribute to India's GDP. 12:58 Understanding GDP gap and actual vs potential GDP 15:04 Understanding nominal GDP calculation 19:21 Understanding the concept of Real GDP and its implications on the economy. 21:13 Understanding the difference between nominal and real GDP 24:59 Understanding the concept of interaction tax and subsidies 27:27 Understanding cost as Market Price minus X plus Subsidies 31:16 Calculation of GDP through expenditure approach 33:05 Understanding consumption and investment expenditure in National Income 36:44 Understanding the calculation of GDP using expenditure method 38:45 Understanding GDP using Expenditure Approach 42:44 Understanding the Income Method in National Income Calculation 44:35 Understanding factor income in the production process 48:46 Understanding GDP, deflator, and real GDP 50:52 Understanding the concepts of gross and net value in national income 55:02 Understanding Net Factor Income from Abroad 56:58 Difference between Net National Product and Gross National Product 1:01:50 Understanding National Income and GDP comparison with population 1:03:39 Understanding the calculation of GDP growth rate. 1:08:28 Understanding the impact of base effect on GDP 1:10:34 Explanation of technical recession and its indicators 1:15:00 Slow recovery of GDP impact on economy 1:17:03 The best and worst economic recoveries explained 1:21:09 National disposable income is the income available to spend or save after paying taxes. 1:23:02 Understanding personal income tax and disposable income 1:27:44 Understanding the concept of real GDP 1:30:04 Understanding the concept of Capital Output Ratio 1:34:30 Technology and trade impacts national income growth. 1:36:06 National income is categorized into three types of goods. 1:40:00 Closed economy restricts trade with other countries 1:41:56 Stock variables and flow variables 1:45:34 Flow and stock variables explained 1:48:08 Comparing living standards and GDP in India 1:51:50 Household activities and environmental impact are not included in GDP. 1:53:46 Understanding and revising concepts in Economics
Thank you so much sir.. I was able to solve most of the questions from the lecture. Being from a medical background I was able to understand everything
Yes, i do agree with the fact the indian economy has recently experienced v- shaped recovery. During global pandemic India was hitby a recession because of lockdown in the second and third quarter of the fiscal year. Post lockdown when all the services was available then the pent up demands suddenly increased the economic growth rate of the country.
Its amazing lecture..your initiative is very helpful for us .. please sir continue this series and complete this subject...my humble request to only ias please please please please complete this subject
You are right sir, some of us are studying economics for the very first time. It is a bit difficult but hopefully I will be able to understand with proper reveision
sir i started with ramesh and later vivek singh it didnt give me clarity in subject and made me to not touch economy now im happy after watching ur video and making notes it is concise and very clean and clear thank u soo much sir
Yes! I am agree that indian economy recently experienced v shaped recovery because In covid pandemic we see that our economy rate is highly decrease because there is no source of income for some persons and after the removal of lockdown when everyone started doing job the economy started increasing fastly and our economic rate is become much better in a short period of time so india followed a fastly down economic rate and fastly up economic rate.
In our economy, if are saying that there is income inequality then we can also take the example of Kuznets curve that it will happen when economy is growing
Ans. Indian Economy has gone through various Ups & downs in the past few years,esp during the covid times. The recent reports which came depicted the V- shape recovery which the Indian Economy did. It was because: 1. The covid pandemic stopped the movement of people. It was the pandemic time, where the major sources of transportation or medium were not in service. 2. Due to the severity, people were asked & adviced to be at their homes so other minor movements were also stopped. 3.Apart from the medical shops, Many commodities shops were shut down. People were unable to go to work. 4. The grocery shops which were somehow but due to the long period of lockdown,the lower middle & poor sections found it difficult to afford. So overall there was a fast decline in the economy. But as the lockdown was over & people were allowed to move to public places with certain norms and precautions,there was a rapid recovery as people were going back to work, the working or production industry blossomed too. The demands grew & the market tried to fullfill the gap. All the sectors, from Education to tourism were cherished and hence the economy revived with a fast pace.
Yes I agree that Indian economy has recently experienced V shaped recovery because There was pendemic and also hospital issues and then it was clear soon do it can be called v shaped economy
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Answer :-'V-Shaped ' recovery refers to sudden decline and sudden rise in economy of a country due to any pandemic situation or any other factor.
In 2019-20 India and other countries in the world suffered with COVID 19 which affected our health ,society, way of living ,daily life and as well as Indian 'Economy '.
Decline in economy:-During pandemic period India and other countries were under lockdown,except general stores,hospitals and medical stores others shops like bakeries ,malls showrooms were closed consequently income of individual was reduced results in decline in GDP of india.India's GPD growth rate in 2019 was '3.74%' and in 2020 -6.60% .
Sudden rise in Indian Economy :-After COVID 19 and ,removal of lockdown Indian people restarted their life .Sudden increase of demand in market results in increase in Indian GDP growth rate upto 8.68%.
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Lol It is easy those who think that I will serve for the nation. I have seen a lot of examples many aspirant find it so easy.
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Economy is technical but not tough. Great teacher, i am very glad that in the ocean of youtube i found the pearl; i am really thankful to the respected teacher for providing very detailed and rich content for the students
this teacher is a pro level teacher .................CSAT, ECONOMY, CURRENT AFFAIRS
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I was very upset bcz of lack of knowledge abt economics but ur videos made me very happy i can easily understand the topics even a science background students like me can understand very well with the help of ur videos sir thank you soo much…..
So have you completed all the lectures??
i get bored watching lectures but the way you teach dosen't feel as if i spent 2 hours its engaging and interesting
Sir you explain very well! Ur videos r much better than many of other economics lecture on TH-cam.. Pls never discontinue the series
It's awesome to understand easily. I read whole economy once but never studied like this sir please continue
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0:26 Quote
2:04 GDP
6:08 Example World Map
8:48 GDP 2
11:36 Potential GDP
13:07 Potential GDP Graph
14:22 Nominal vs Real GDP
21:17 N vs R GDP Table
22:38 Factors of Production
26:17 Other Formulas
27:37 FC vs MP
30:52 GDP Formula
31:19 Expenditure method
33:27 Consumption Expenditure
34:36 Investment Expenditure
35:16 Govt Expenditure
37:49 Expenditure method 2
38:57 Calculation in Real Life
39:30 GVA
47:52 UPSC 2000 PYQ
48:43 GDP Deflator
50:24 GDP 3
53:51 GDP Example Map 2
54:43 GN0
58:11 UPSC 2001 PYQ
1:01:25 UPSC 2001 PYQ 2
1:03:07 NSO
1:05:52 GDP CALC 2
1:06:07 Base effect
1:10:10 Economic Cycle
1:11:47 Technical Recession
1:14:52 Graph of the above
1:18:43 Output GDP Graph
1:20:24 UPSC 2021 PYQ
1:21:32 National Disposable Income
1:23:00 Personal Disposable Income
1:24:00 Press note NSO
1:25:00 Question
1:27:24 Solution
1:27:45 Question 2
1:29:41 Solution 2
1:29:56 Capital Output Ratio
1:33:24 UPSC 2018 PYQ
1:34:04 UPSC 2013 PYQ
1:36:13 Goods
1:37:32 Final Goods
1:38:43 Consumption Goods
1:40:00 Types of Goods
1:40:13 UPSC 2011 PYQ
1:41:51 Flow Stock Variable
1:45:20 Practice Question
1:46:00 Purchasing Power Parity
1:49:40 Limitations of GDP
Yes, currently Indian economy experienced V shaped recovery because of Covid 19 pandemic. There was economic loss at a greater level as the buying capacity of the population decreased. As soon as the pandemic was over and people were back to normal life India was able to reach to its economic potential at a very fast rate but the loss incurred during pandemic cannot be fulfilled, it will remain the same.
Sir aap bht acchha paratein hain sab samjh mei aa jaata hai aaram se aur acchhe se
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❤ Awesome session...good revision series.
D.. 1:33:47
1:34:15 C.
1:40:25 D.
1:45:55 D.
WORLD BANK, IMF,used PPP for 1:49:59 comparison...
1:53:49 🎉😊thank you sir
One of the best teacher on TH-cam.
Thankuh Thankuh so much sir for this series.... .. For the first time I'm studying economy and honestly ... The best explanation of every topic
00:04 Introduction to National Income and GDP
02:29 Understanding the concept of domestic in the context of GDP
06:46 Understanding the impact of activities on India's GDP
08:55 Territorial waters and economic activities contribute to India's GDP.
12:58 Understanding GDP gap and actual vs potential GDP
15:04 Understanding nominal GDP calculation
19:21 Understanding the concept of Real GDP and its implications on the economy.
21:13 Understanding the difference between nominal and real GDP
24:59 Understanding the concept of interaction tax and subsidies
27:27 Understanding cost as Market Price minus X plus Subsidies
31:16 Calculation of GDP through expenditure approach
33:05 Understanding consumption and investment expenditure in National Income
36:44 Understanding the calculation of GDP using expenditure method
38:45 Understanding GDP using Expenditure Approach
42:44 Understanding the Income Method in National Income Calculation
44:35 Understanding factor income in the production process
48:46 Understanding GDP, deflator, and real GDP
50:52 Understanding the concepts of gross and net value in national income
55:02 Understanding Net Factor Income from Abroad
56:58 Difference between Net National Product and Gross National Product
1:01:50 Understanding National Income and GDP comparison with population
1:03:39 Understanding the calculation of GDP growth rate.
1:08:28 Understanding the impact of base effect on GDP
1:10:34 Explanation of technical recession and its indicators
1:15:00 Slow recovery of GDP impact on economy
1:17:03 The best and worst economic recoveries explained
1:21:09 National disposable income is the income available to spend or save after paying taxes.
1:23:02 Understanding personal income tax and disposable income
1:27:44 Understanding the concept of real GDP
1:30:04 Understanding the concept of Capital Output Ratio
1:34:30 Technology and trade impacts national income growth.
1:36:06 National income is categorized into three types of goods.
1:40:00 Closed economy restricts trade with other countries
1:41:56 Stock variables and flow variables
1:45:34 Flow and stock variables explained
1:48:08 Comparing living standards and GDP in India
1:51:50 Household activities and environmental impact are not included in GDP.
1:53:46 Understanding and revising concepts in Economics
ye topic k liye maine 10 video dekha khi smjh nhi aaya but aapke video dekha to ek baar m smjh aaya thankyou sir
Thank you sir ji 😊 god bless you for helping us who can't afford coaching
Thank you so much sir.. I was able to solve most of the questions from the lecture. Being from a medical background I was able to understand everything
Economy is technical, bt not tough 😀 really wow🤩
Yes, i do agree with the fact the indian economy has recently experienced v- shaped recovery.
During global pandemic India was hitby a recession because of lockdown in the second and third quarter of the fiscal year.
Post lockdown when all the services was available then the pent up demands suddenly increased the economic growth rate of the country.
Its amazing lecture..your initiative is very helpful for us .. please sir continue this series and complete this subject...my humble request to only ias please please please please complete this subject
Sir,you make things easier for students,very promising teaching style
Very nice lecture, this session is better than paid lecture. Thank you so much sir. 🥰🥰🥰
I finished the entire lecture. Economy is technical but not tough.📖📖❤❤
Could you please tell me which book sir is using?
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You are right sir, some of us are studying economics for the very first time. It is a bit difficult but hopefully I will be able to understand with proper reveision
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Mindblowing session............. kha the abhi tak
sir i started with ramesh and later vivek singh it didnt give me clarity in subject and made me to not touch economy now im happy after watching ur video and making notes it is concise and very clean and clear thank u soo much sir
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Yes sir ,we have experienced v shaped econmy
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Chapter 2 completed 😊
Yes! I am agree that indian economy recently experienced v shaped recovery because In covid pandemic we see that our economy rate is highly decrease because there is no source of income for some persons and after the removal of lockdown when everyone started doing job the economy started increasing fastly and our economic rate is become much better in a short period of time so india followed a fastly down economic rate and fastly up economic rate.
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In our economy, if are saying that there is income inequality then we can also take the example of Kuznets curve that it will happen when economy is growing
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This topic is covered many times but this is the easiest way of learning
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Itne aasan tarike se Economics kabhi nahi padhi ❤
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Ans. Indian Economy has gone through various Ups & downs in the past few years,esp during the covid times. The recent reports which came depicted the V- shape recovery which the Indian Economy did. It was because:
1. The covid pandemic stopped the movement of people. It was the pandemic time, where the major sources of transportation or medium were not in service.
2. Due to the severity, people were asked & adviced to be at their homes so other minor movements were also stopped.
3.Apart from the medical shops, Many commodities shops were shut down. People were unable to go to work.
4. The grocery shops which were somehow but due to the long period of lockdown,the lower middle & poor sections found it difficult to afford.
So overall there was a fast decline in the economy.
But as the lockdown was over & people were allowed to move to public places with certain norms and precautions,there was a rapid recovery as people were going back to work, the working or production industry blossomed too. The demands grew & the market tried to fullfill the gap. All the sectors, from Education to tourism were cherished and hence the economy revived with a fast pace.
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Thank You sir for making this so simple 🙏❤️
Yes sir "Economy is Technical, but not Tough"
Sir, please don't discontinue this series.
Sir majja aa gya in just 2 hours the concept is cleared 👌 very nice 😊
THANK YOU SIR
ECONOMY IS TECHNICAL BUT NOT TOUGH
Sir Economics is Technical but Not Tough 🫡❤️
Sir your way of teaching is good really thank u for this effort...
Thank you sir very best teacher
Very helpful video.thank you sir
Sir U r using COVID period very well to explain economy 😊
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Nice lecture sir
Yes I agree that Indian economy has recently experienced V shaped recovery because There was pendemic and also hospital issues and then it was clear soon do it can be called v shaped economy
Done with lecture thanku sir❤
Thank your sir. Pls continue it.
Reading economy for the first time , just started my preparation for upsc
Best lecture I have ever seen sir, thanku sir
Economy is technical but not tough❤
Nice explanation meet you in next class
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Done sir✅✅Thanku Sir🌸🌸