Note: The quiz has five questions. Each has two options one true and other false. Given below are the major contributions of some well known a economists Question 1:- Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his contributions to welfare economics and social choice theory and for his interest in the problems of society’s poorest members […]
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Note: The quiz has five questions. Each has two options one true and other false. Given below are the major contributions of some well-known Economists? Read carefully and find out which of the two economists given in options are associated with this contribution. Question 1:- Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his contributions to welfare
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If you are a student of mass communication, journalism, economics, political or social science or arts or preparing for the administrative examination, you may like to submit articles related to social, economic, political, historical topics, the broad outlines of which are as below:- Climate change. Indian border disputes. National movements. Indian physiography. Post-independence politics. Role
Note: The quiz has five questions. Each has two option one true and other false. Q1:- Which one of the following reflects the most appropriate relationship between law and liberty A:- if there is Liberty, laws have to be made by the representatives of the people. B:- if the laws are changed too often, Liberty
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Note: The quiz has five questions. Each has two option one true and other false. Answer with brief explanation will be provided next week. Q1:- Which one of the following reflects the most appropriate relationship between law and liberty A:- if there is Liberty, laws have to be made by the representatives of the people.
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By: Vivek Rawat Our country is a democratic country. Most of the things work under the supervision of the government in our nation. Everyone has to follow those rules and regulations which are framed by the system and if any of us try to break the rules, he has to bear the consequences as per
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By: Vivek Rawat Most of the people in our society have a wrong perception that they can’t save money because their income or earnings are too low as compared to the increasing expenses. Shouldn’t we try to find out those measures by which we able to save money even on low earnings. When a person
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A mechanical system is in equilibrium when no net force is acting on it. Imbalance of forces may cause instability and the system may or may not return to equilibrium. Economic forces put stability of a social system to stress. Rising unemployment, fuel prices, falling rupee, farmer income cause a macroscopic rise in Gini coefficient
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There are many reasons why India could achieve only limited modernity. One reason being institutes of higher education remain elitist, they train in areas which were good but more relevant to advance country with the result that their most of graduates ended up serving abroad rather than this land. The other being total neglect of
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Those, who come out on streets, protesting are all people of huge self respect but they do it, because there lack of opportunity, of jobs. That is why every community is asking for reservation. Many who have settled in India from other side have come looking for their livelihood just like you and me. To
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