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Macroeconomics
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Microeconomics
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Focused with the action of individuals/

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countries take to influence broader
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Father: Adam Smith “The wealth of

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GDP, NI, Inflation nation”
Father: J. M. Keynes (England)
Demand and Supply
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3 types of economic systems
1. Capitalist
2. Socialist
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Govt. has no
share holding
private has no
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Capatalist Socialist Mixed

Public+Private
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Ownership Private ownership Public ownership

Economic motive Profit Social welfare Both

Govt. role No role Complete involvement Limited role

Income distribution Unequal Equal Less unequal

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Economic freedom Complete Lack of freedom Limited freedom

eg: USA eg: USSR, North Korea eg: India

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Disinvestment: Govt. sell it’s shareholdings

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Sectors of Economy

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2. Secondary
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Primary Sector
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Ghar se bahar
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Mining
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Secondary Sector
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Also called manufacturing sector
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These add value to natural resources by transforming raw materials into valuable
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Secondary sector is called backbone of a country, helps in industrialisation of a country

eg: China
24-25%

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Tertiary Sector
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It is that part of economy where business produce *
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This sector is known as
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Gold collar jobs -> Scientists that are highly qualified

Also known as knowledge sector
eg: Senior business executive
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Tertiary sector (India+other countries)

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least contribution in GDP⑳(21-22%)
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Investment Turnover

Micro Less than Rs 1 Cr Less than Rs 5 Cr

Less than Rs 50 Cr
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Small Less than Rs 10 Cr

Medium Less than Rs 20 Cr Less than Rs 100 Cr

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eg: Inventory, cash, machinery, tools

- Flow: variable is measured over a defined period of time

eg: expenditure, savings, depreciation

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