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Anita Kumari

This course will cover class 12th Introductory Macroeconomics Unit 3: Determination of Income and Employment containing-- AD, AS, Components of AD, Consumption Function and its types, Investment Function, Investment Multiplayer, APC,MPC,APS,MPS etc

Crack UPSC CSE Prelims and Mains Exams. Know how to prepare for UPSC 2019 and 2020, complete syllabus, exam patterns, latest notifications to join IAS, IFS, IPS and other cadres of Civil Services.

UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

Hindi

(Hindi) Crash Course for NCERT Class 12th Macroeconomics (Unit 3): Determination of Income for UPSC

NCERT Class 12th Summary

Economics - NCERT Summary

NCERT Summary

UPSC CSE

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

Overview of the Course (in Hindi)

Concept of AD and it's Components (in Hindi)

Concept of AD in Closed Economy (in Hindi)

Consumption function: schedule and Equation

Consumption Expenditure/Consumption Function (in Hindi)

Consumption function explanation with diagram

Autonomous Consumption and Induced Consumption (in Hindi)

Propensity to Consume and APC

Important points about APC

Marginal Propensity to Consume and important points

Marginal Propensity to Consume ( MPC)

Investment Expenditure (I): Induced and Autonomous Investment

Autonomous Investment Expenditure and important points

Concept of AS and why AS is called National Income

Concept of AS: Why AS is called National Income (Y)

Saving Function and Equation of saving function

Propensity to save: APS and MPS

Marginal Propensity to Save(MPS)

Relationship between APC and APS as well as MPC and MPS

Relationship between APC and APS, MPC and MPS

Concept of Equilibrium Output

Determination of Equilibrium Output ( AS=AD Approach)

Equilibrium Output ( AS=AD Approach) (in Hindi)

Determination of Equilibrium Output ( S=I)

Equilibrium Output (S=I Approach) (in Hindi)

Ex- Ante Savings and Investment
Ex- Post Savings and Investment

Ex-Ante Saving, Ex-Ante Investment

Concept of Investment Multiplier

Multiplier Process

Important points about Investment Multiplier

Relationship between MPC and the value of Multiplier (in Hindi)

Ayussh Sanghi

Inflation is a tricky concept as one cannot understand if it is good for economy or bad. Well, this course will definitely give you a clear insight into that window. The lessons talk about the introduction to inflation and its types: Caused Based and Rate Based Inflation. Caused and Rate based Inflation have further types which are explained in detail with examples. Further in the lessons the various causes of Demand Pull Inflation and Cost-Push Inflation are described with a detailed explanation of each of the factors. Ayussh also addresses many important as well as interesting facts related to Inflation. Tags: Inflation Meaning, Inflation Definition, Inflation Types, Inflation in India, Inflation UPSC Lecture, Inflation UPSC Free Lessons, UPSC Free Online, UPSC Hindi Lessons, UPSC Hindi Free Videos, UPSC Economy Hindi, UPSC Free Online Videos, How to measure Inflation, Inflation Impact, UPSC Economy, Economy for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, Indian Administrative Service, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Economy UPSC Important Topics, Govt. of India Inflation, India Inflation Rate, Indian Inflation.


Economy of UPSC CSE (IAS): What is Inflation? (Hindi)

Writer, Educator, Ex-IRS Officer, Author of books on 'Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude' & 'Essay and Answer Writing'  for UPSC Civil Services

Awdhesh Singh

This course is prepare for the UPSC civil services aspirants and it covers the entire syllabus of the book introductory microeconomics for class 12th students

Introductory Microeconomics NCERT Class 12th: UPSC CSE

Gold medalist in Economics and graduate from St. Francis. Loves to read novels. 

Mohini Jain

A simplified study of class 12th ncert of macro economics.

NCERT Class 12 Economics

Intelligece + Character = Goal of true Education

Sadia Ali

In this course you will study all the six chapters of Macroeconomics NCERT book briefly and the important topics in details which can be relevant for the examination and you will also understand the  concept of macroeconomics and various other important topics like National Income Accounting, Money and Banking ,Income Determination,  Government Budget and the important concepta like Balnace of Payments, Balance of Trade , Foreign Exchange Rate, etc.

(Hindi) Economics NCERT Class 12 - Macroeconomics Summarized

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Vignesh Rajasekaran

This course is all about the Macroeconomic theory. Since the content is very vast Vignesh has broken it down into small individual lessons for easy comprehension. He has provided examples to make it easy for understanding. All the lessons will start with a question (the answer for that question will be in the lesson itself). These answers will be discussed in Unacademy discussion page. The range of topics covered includes Basic concepts of Macroeconomic, Income, Money, Banking, National income accounts, Foreign exchange, Open economic activity and much more.

Introduction to Macroeconomics - NCERT Class 12

B.Sc (EMS), MA(Applied Economics), Public speaker, nail art designer. Reading books, listening music, singing and watching movies. 

Apurva Jha

This course will provide the summary of class 11th Economics NCERT and the title of the book is Indian Economic Development. The book has 10 Chapters each dealing with India and the transformation of various sectors such as agricultural, industrial, foreign trade, infrastructure etc. 
Following are the lessons covered in this course. 
1) Indian Economy on the eve of independence 
2)Indian Economy (1950-1990)
3) Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation
4) Poverty
5) Human - Capita formation
6) Rural Development
7) Employment 
8) Infrastructure 
9) Environment - A Sustainable Development
10) Comparative  Development Experiences of INDIA and its Neighbours.
Tags: NCERT Economics class 11, Economics, Employment, Rural Development, Indian Economy, Poverty, UPSC preparation.

Lessons

22 lessons • 3h 21m