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Chirag Jain

This course provides a basic introduction to money and explains how the modern forms of money are linked to the banking system. The second part emphasizes on the credit as a crucial element in economic life and the issue of its availability to all.

Prepare yourself for the Board Examinations by understanding the basic concepts and solving previous year questions from all the subjects.

CBSE Class 10

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Money and Credit - Class 10

Money & Credit

Economic Development

Social Science

Class 6-12

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CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

Understanding Economic Development

This lesson provides an overview of the course. The lesson also provides a brief introduction to money , demonetisation and credit.

Overview of the Course

Money as a Medium of Exchange

In this lesson , we discuss the mechanism behind working of banks. We also discuss what credit is and how it can play a negative or positive role for the borrower depending on different situations.

Loan Activities of Banks

This lesson provides a brief introduction to the terms of credit. We also discuss a variety of credit arrangements through various case studies.

Different Credit Arrangements

We discuss the role of RBI in the functioning of formal sector credit in India. We also discuss the need for a cheap credit and how the formal sector credit has its reach only to the rich households.

Formal Sector Credit in India

In this lesson , we discuss about self help groups and how they have been successful in providing cheap and affordable credit to the poor. We also discuss about the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh.

Self Help Groups

In this course, we'll discuss the meaning of globalisation in an economic context. We will discuss the various factors and organisations which have facilitated the process of globalisation and the impact of globalisation on the India's development.

Globalisation and The Indian Economy : Class 10

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Subjects: Economics. Law.

Varun Matlani

This course discusses Chapter III of Class X Economics (NCERT), "Money & Credit". Through this course, Varun discusses some important questions that would be helpful for UPSC aspirants too.

Money and Credit: Class X Economics

In this course, Varun will discuss a breif overview of the lesson three, of NCERT Class X - CBSE.

(Hindi) Class 10 NCERT Economics - Money and Credit

economics enthusiast with love for mathematics, statistics and hindi.want a career in teaching.currently doing graduation in economics

Soumi Chandra

In this course, the educator discusses Money and Credit. The course will be beneficial for Class 10 NCERT students.

Money and Credit: Class 10 NCERT

Hello everyone ! I have done M.A in Mass Communication. I believe in learning and Sharing knowledge through unacademy.

Harpreet Kaur

In this course, the educator discusses an introduction of Barter system, forms of money, the functioning of Banks, credit or loans, the uses of credit and self-help groups and Gramin Banks.

(Hindi) Money and Credit: Class 10 NCERT

My name is Saurav Chauhan [10CGPA in 10th and 96% in 12th (Non-Med)]. I am very passionate about teaching and have been teaching students a

Saurav Chauhan

This course talks about the sectors of Indian economy - Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Sectors, Organised and Unorganized Sectors. Public and Private Sectors. This course has been made in accordance with CBSE syllabus for class X and will also be very useful for candidates preparing for government entrance examinations like SSC.

Lessons

6 lessons • 1h 15m

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Overview of the Course

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Money as a Medium of Exchange

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Loan Activities of Banks

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Different Credit Arrangements

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Formal Sector Credit in India

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Self Help Groups