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suppose that a household in a two-period model has income of 30000 in period 1 and 25000 in period 2 and the interest rate is 75 percent assume that
provide data and analysis for the real gdp as total and per capita and its growth rate then draw a graph and identify the periods of the malaysias
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energy infrastructureelectricity is one of the main determinants of the quality of life in india the power sector has not kept pace with the
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wto negotiationsas is obvious from the above explanation that india has favoured multilateral trade reforms ever since the time of gatt 1947
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financing of the external payments deficitthe trend in indias widening cad during the second half of the eighties both in absolute terms
trade and developmentin the earlier units of this block you have learnt about the trade policy from historical perspective and the recent shift in
liberalisation of capital account and convertibility issuebroadly speaking and irrespective of sector specificity a liberalised system is one
sustainability of current account deficittheoretically speaking a current account deficit can be sustained as long as the growth rate of national