Sorry, we can not find any courses for this search.
You may want to check Our Hot Courses:
Free
Crash Course
What you'll learn
Complete understanding of the Class 12 Economics syllabus.
Key concepts explained with practical examples.
Simplified learning through flowcharts and diagrams.
Strategies to write high-scoring answers in board exams.
Important topics highlighted for quick revision.
time management techniques for exam preparation.
Chapter-wise detailed notes for easy learning.
Solved board exam questions with step-by-step guidance.
Techniques to tackle application-based questions.
Confidence to score 90+ marks in Economics.
Featured
-33%
Featured
-33%
UTILITY CLASS-11
What you'll learn
Definition of Utility: Understanding the meaning and importance of utility in economics.
Types of Utility: Learn about form utility, place utility, time utility, and service utility.
Concept of Total and Marginal Utility: Differentiate between total utility and additional satisfaction derived from consuming one more unit.
Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility: Explore how utility decreases as consumption increases.
Utility Maximization: How consumers allocate resources to maximize satisfaction.
Cardinal vs. Ordinal Utility: Understanding the difference between measurable and ranked satisfaction.
Consumer Behavior: Insights into how utility influences decision-making.
Practical Applications: Real-life scenarios where utility is applied in decision-making.
Free
Featured
Free
Cash Flow Practice Sheets
What you'll learn
The meaning and importance of a Cash Flow Statement.
How to classify cash flows into operating, investing, and financing activities.
Step-by-step preparation of a Cash Flow Statement.
Treatment of adjustments in cash flow items.
Understanding non-cash transactions and their impact.
Analyzing cash flow trends for decision-making.
Practical application with solved examples.
Difference between Cash Flow and Fund Flow Statements.
Interpretation of net cash flows for financial health.
Tips for scoring full marks in board exams.
Free
Death of Partner
What you'll learn
In this section students will able to slove mcq based questions
Featured
-33%
INDIFFERENCE APPROACH CLASS 11
What you'll learn
Here’s what you will learn about **Indifference Curves** in Class 11 Economics:
1. Consumer Preferences**: How consumers rank goods based on their satisfaction levels.
2. Utility Representation**: Understanding the concept of utility and how it is depicted graphically.
3. Indifference Curve Properties**: Key characteristics like slope, convexity, and why they never intersect.
4. Marginal Rate of Substitution (MRS)**: The rate at which a consumer is willing to exchange one good for another.
5. Budget Constraints**: How indifference curves interact with budget lines to determine the optimal choice.
6. Assumptions of Indifference Curve Analysis**: Simplifying assumptions used in this model.
7. Difference Between Indifference Curves and Utility Curves**: How they represent preferences differently.
8. Practical Applications**: Real-life examples of decision-making using indifference curve analysis
Featured
-99%
BALANCE OF PAYMENT AND FORIEGN EXCHANGE RATE -CLASS -12
What you'll learn
1. Define Balance of Payments (BOP):
- Understand the meaning and significance of BOP as a record of international transactions.
2. Recognize the Importance of BOP:
- Identify BOP as an indicator of a country’s economic health.
3. Classify Economic Transactions:
- Distinguish between visible items, invisible items, and capital transfers in BOP.
4. Explain Visible Items :
- Describe the role of physical goods in the BOP as visible items.
5. Understand Invisible Items :
- Identify services and non-material transactions as invisible items in the BOP.
6. Discuss Capital Transfers :
- Recognize how capital receipts and payments impact a country's economy.
7. Analyze BOP Structure :
- Understand the division of BOP into current and capital accounts.
8. Differentiate Credit and Debit Entries :
- Explain how credits and debits are recorded in the BOP.
9. Explore Current Account Components :
- Break down the elements of the current account, including goods, services, and transfers.
10. Calculate Current Account Balance :
- Learn to determine the balance of the current account as surplus or deficit.
11. Examine Capital Account Components :
- Identify the key elements of the capital account like investments and borrowings.
12. Interpret Capital Account Balance :
- Assess the impact of capital inflows and outflows on national assets.
13. Compare Current and Capital Accounts :
- Differentiate between the functions of the current and capital accounts.
14. Define Autonomous and Accommodating Items :
- Understand the role of autonomous and accommodating items in BOP balance.
15. Explain BOP Balancing :
- Recognize how the BOP always balances through the double-entry system.
