An example of economic growth can be an increase in GDP of a nation. Also read: Nominal and Real GDP Real GDP Formula Nominal GDP Formula... View Article
Sources of economic growth can be enumerated as follows: Natural factor which includes the quality of raw materials and land Human factor... View Article
PPC or Production Possibility Curve is concave to the origin due to the increasing marginal opportunity cost. Also read: Concept of Production... View Article
PPC helps governments frame policies and decide on what kind of goods to be imported and what needs to be produced, therefore utilising the... View Article
PPC is known as the Production Possibility Curve or Production Possibility Frontier in economics. It is a graphical representation of the... View Article
The root cause of all economic problems is due to the fact that in an economy the resources are available in a limited quantity while the wants... View Article
Economic growth refers to the increase in the real GDP of the country. It brings about an increase in national income and national output. The... View Article
The 5 basic problems of an economy are as follows: What to produce and what quantity to produce? How to produce? For whom to produce the... View Article
The three central problems of an economy are related to the allocation of resources and they are as follows: What to produce How to produce... View Article
Limitations of the law of variable proportion are as follows: A new land for cultivation with application of labor and capital will witness... View Article
The problems faced by the Indian capital market are as follows: Inadequate disclosure of information Price manipulation Insider trading... View Article
The primary and secondary markets serve the purpose of buying and selling securities. Primary markets encourage direct interaction between the... View Article
Secondary markets are of two types namely stock exchanges and over the counter markets. An example of a secondary market will be the BSE (Bombay... View Article
The different instruments of capital markets are as follows: Equity instruments like equity shares and preference shares Debt instruments... View Article
The purpose of the capital market is as follows: It provides a platform where investors seeking investment opportunities for their capital... View Article
Capital market is an organised market where businesses and individuals are able to buy and sell debt and equity securities. Features of the... View Article
Differences between primary market and secondary market are as follows: Primary market is the market where the stocks and bonds are issued... View Article
