 M.com and MBA (Distance Education),B.ed (pursuing) Passionate teacher .Taking classes of 11th and 12th commerce from ten years.Homemaker an

Sakshi Arora

This course includes study of Aggregate Demand and it's components and Aggregate Supply and it's components.

CBSE Class 12

Hindi

(Hindi) Aggregate Demand and Supply - CBSE Class 12

Theory of Income & Employment

Introductory Macroeconomics

Economics

Class 6-12

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CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

Overview of the Course (in Hindi)

Aggregate Demand and its Components (in Hindi)

Aggregate Demand Schedule and Curve (in Hindi)

Aggregate Supply (in Hindi)

Propensity to consume with schedule and curve.

Propensity to Consume or Consumption Function (in Hindi)

Types of Propensities to consume.

Saving Function

Types of Propensity to Save

Relation Between APS and APC
Relation Between MPS and MPC

Relation Between APS and APC, Relation between MPC and MPS

Consumption Equation

Saving Equation

Determinants of Investment

Investment Function

Explanation of full employment and involuntary unemployment.

Full Employment and involuntary unemployment

Explanation of Ex-ante and ex-post  saving and investment

Ex-ante and ex-post saving and investment

Beginning of Numericals of AD and related concepts.
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Numericals - Part 1

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Numericals - Part 3

Numericals part -4
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Numericals -Part 4

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MCQ series - part 1

hello students i am aryan verma i am a bcom graduate and currently pursuing chartered accountancy course. master in economics .

Aryan Verma

In this course we will understand all the Government  budgets and its impact on our economy.

(Hindi) Understanding Government Budget and Economy : CBSE

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Sunil Kumawat

this calls is all about problem of deficient demand and excess demand reason behind deficient demand and excess demand, types of Unemployment, fiscal measures and monetary measures to control situation of inflation and deflation, inflationary gap deflationary gap etc.

(Hindi) Deficient Demand and Excess Demand: Class XII CBSE

currently pursuing Masters in economics. 
I am inquisitive and love to read and  learn more 

Kashish Kaushal

The course is on income and economy which is Helpful for students of class 12

Income and Employment, Government Budget and Economy, Balance of Payments: Class 12

when you learn, teach. when you get, give. -Maya Angelou

Samra Raza

This course discusses about aggregate demand and its related concepts. the equilibrium condition. the types of unemployment. deficient and excess demand.

Determination of Income and Employment for CBSE Class XII

Educator at Unacademy. Postgraduate in Commerce. Loves to cook and sing. Lives in Assam. 

Antara Mahanta

This course is about how we deal with the determination of National income under assumption of fixed price of final goods and constant rate of interest in the economy. In this course, we will cover all the key concepts related to the topic.

Income Determination

Moris Menezes

In this lecture, we shall be studying about how money plays an important role in our society. Money is like the Oxygen of Economics and understanding it is very important. 

So sit back with your Note Books to understnd it.

Lessons

21 lessons • 3h

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Overview of the Course (in Hindi)

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Aggregate Demand and its Components (in Hindi)

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Aggregate Demand Schedule and Curve (in Hindi)

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Aggregate Supply (in Hindi)

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Propensity to Consume or Consumption Function (in Hindi)

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Types of Propensities to consume.

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Saving Function

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Types of Propensity to Save

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Relation Between APS and APC, Relation between MPC and MPS

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Consumption Equation

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