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Ans. Value (or Value-in-exchange) means
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Ans. Attributes of Value:
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(c) Transferability
Q.8. Define price.
Ans. When the value of a commodity is expressed in terms of money, it is called
price.
Q.9. Mention the differences between value and price.
Ans. Differences between value and price:
(a) Value of a good is expressed in terms of another good. Price, on the other
hand is expressed in terms of money.
(b)Value of all goods cannot rise or fall at the same time but prices of all goods
can rise or fall at the same time.
Q.10. Define wealth.
Ans. Wealth is defined as stock of useful goods which are in limited supply and have
a money value. In other words, anything which possesses the attributes of utility,
scarcity and transferability is termed as wealth.
Q.11. Give the meaning of capital.
Ans. All man-made assets which can be used for production of goods and services are
called capital.
Q.12. What is meant by welfare?
Ans. Welfare means the general condition of wellbeing of a person or group of
persons.
Q.13. What is individual welfare? How can it be measured?
Ans. Individual welfare refers to the utilities or satisfaction that a person derives. It can
be measured by the act of choice of the individual.
Q.14. Why is the measurement of social welfare difficult?
Ans. The measurement of social weltare is a difficult task because it contains vale
judgements and inter-personal comparisons.
Q.15. Define welfare economics.
Ans. Welfare economics is that branch of economic analysis which is concerned primarily
with establishment of criteria that can provide a positive basis for adopting policies
which are likely to maximise social welfare.
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