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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.

CBSE Class 12

Hindi

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

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Economics

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Reason and impact of excess demand or inflationary gap

Excess Demand: Meaning, Reason and Impact (in Hindi)

This lesson is about what is deficient demand what are the reason behind deficient demand and what are the impact of deficient demand on output employment and price level in economy 
this lesson also discuss about deflationary gap and full employment equilibrium

Deficient Demand: Meaning, Reason and Impact (in Hindi)

This lesson is about tools of monetary policy and fiscal policy to control inflationary gap.
tools of monetary policy Like bank rate repo rate, CRR, SLR, moral suasion, margin requirement,
measures of fiscal policy like taxes and government spending

Measures to Reduce Inflationary Gap (in Hindi)

This lesson is about how to reduce deflationary gap by monetary policy and fiscal policy in this lesson we discuss about the 
tools of monetary policy 
bank rate, repo rate, reverse repo rate, statutory liquidity ratio, cash reserve ratio, rationing of credit moral suasion.
tools of fiscal policy taxes and government spending

Measures to Reduce Deflationary Gap (in Hindi)

Fast and quick revision of problem of excess demand and deficient demand it cover all the related topic of inflationary gap, deflationary gap, monetary policy and fiscal policy.
(70 slide in 15 minutes)

Quick revision : Excess Demand and Deficient Demand (in Hindi)

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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

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

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Tarun Parjapati

In this course important topic and concept will be covered along with important questions including past year, Ncert and HOTS.

(Hindi) Determination of Income and Employment Unit - 3 (Macro)

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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

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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

5 lessons • 1h 12m

Excess Demand: Meaning, Reason and Impact (in Hindi)

Deficient Demand: Meaning, Reason and Impact (in Hindi)

Measures to Reduce Inflationary Gap (in Hindi)

Measures to Reduce Deflationary Gap (in Hindi)

Quick revision : Excess Demand and Deficient Demand (in Hindi)