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Statistics For Economics // Econometrics (Concepts In Brief) - Self_Project

WELCOME TO YOU I heartily welcome you to read about  statistics in economics. Please suggest me if I have to include any information or concept. Surely I'll learn from you. Please click this link to understand very basic concepts in statistics: Statistics Message Hope you understand easily without confusion. Learning something new is not at all easy but, the way we choose to learn is completely in our hands. Let us learn like a skill which we remember for a long time in life. If this blog helps you a little in your learning, that means it fulfil its purpose. SIMPLY Statistics: refers to averages, analysis of data, study of principles and applied methods, and interpretation of enquired data. ------------------------------ ......................................................... Key Points Statistics is very important to analyse the data clearly. It helps to plan on your own based on the collected data.  Modern economics has included the study of statistics to study the information

Concepts Related To Market #Economics-Concepts

WELCOME TO YOU  I heartily welcome you to read the post on concepts related to "Market" in economics. They play a significant role in structuring economy and development. Let us read now! ------------------------------ Market Market refers to a place where the buyers and sellers meet together and transactions of buying  and selling takes place is called market. Communication Plays a vital role in the market. Transactions may be in the form of: Goods: refers to physical commodities which are manufactured in industry/firm. Services: Refers to transactions without involving money. Other Information. Local market If transaction of a particular goods takes place in a particular area, It is called as local market. The business continued with that product in that area only. Because these goods are highly perishable which means they cannot transported to long distance places. They cannot stored for long time. For example, vegetables, fruits, milk, etc.. National market When a commodi

Concepts In Production (#Analysis #Economics-Concepts)

WELCOME TO YOU I heartily welcome you to read this post on the  concepts related to Production in Economics. Share your thoughts because they're very powerful. ------------------------------ Production function Production function explains the relationship between inputs and outputs. It is a mathematical equation which shows the functional relationship between the inputs used to produce output. When input increases, the output also increases. It can be expressed mathematically as: Q=f(n, l, k, o, t) Where   F=Functional relationship.  n = Land and natural resources.  l = Labour.  k = Capital.  o = Organisation.  t = Technology.  Note: The modern economists consider technology as also a factor of production. because technology is also a highly determining factor and influential factor for production and output. Iso-product curve (Iso-quant or Production indifference curve) Iso-quant refers to equal quantity or product means output. It is a graphical presentation. It is the locus of

Economics Concepts In Demand (Analysis)

WELCOME TO YOU I heartily welcome you to read this post on Concepts of "Demand". Let s start from the term demand. ------------------------------ Demand Generally demand refers to a common desire. But here in Economics Demand refers to a desire which is formed or backed up by the willingness and ability to pay sum of the of money for some quantity of goods. simple, Demand is a desire which can be caused by ability to pay and willingness to purchase. Demand schedule As we've discussed in Indifference schedule, Demand schedule is also a data in tabular form or tabulation which shows the functional relationship (Mathematical) between the quantity of goods/commodities demanded and their prices. The demand schedule is again categorised into: Individual demand schedule: It is the number of purchases which are made by an individual with given income (total purchases with his income). Market demand schedule: It is a data which shows total number of goods purchased by different in

Concepts In Consumer Behaviour

WELCOME TO YOU I heartily welcome you to read this post on "Consumer behaviour analysis". very basic concepts. Share your thoughts as they're very powerful. ------------------------------ Utility The want satisfying power of a commodity for a particular period of time is called as utility. It is the main basic for demand for that commodity. Every economic good has utility as we've written in previous concepts. Cardinal utility This concept was developed by Marshall a  British economist. if the satisfaction derived from a different commodities by the consumer is expressed in terms of numbers (numerical values) such as 1, 2, 3, 4... etc It is called as Cardinal utility. (Cardinal numbers). Ordinal utility This concept was introduced by John R. Hicks. According to this concept, Utility is subjective so, The satisfaction can be measured by ranks such as, 1st, 2nd 3rd, 4th... etc. We can observe the difference between satisfaction which is derived by consuming different go

Basic Concepts In Economics (INTRODUCTION_TO_ECONOMICS)

WELCOME TO YOU I heartily welcome you to read this post on "Few basic concepts in economics". ------------------------------ Economic Goods Simply Economic good refers to a thing which demands price for use, buy and exchange. Economic goods are manmade such as, Pen, book, computer etc. They have cost of production. They are always limited in supply which means less than to demand. The ownership can be transferred from one to another. That's why there is value in both exchange and use. all above points refers to economic goods. Capital goods These refers to goods which are used to produce other goods. Capital goods are also called as producer goods. They are used in production process. They satisfy human wants indirectly. for example, Machinery, Tools, buildings, equipment, etc. Intermediate goods The goods which are under the process of production are called as intermediate goods or Semi finished goods. They are again transferred to different industries and factories to m

Meaning, Types And Characteristic Features Of Wants

WELCOME TO YOU I heartily welcome you to read this post on the concept of wants. ------------------------------ Want Generally a want is just a desire. But in Economics it is a very basic/fundamental concept which is basis for number of other concepts in economic theories. It is assumed that Human wants are always unlimited or limitless whereas, resources are always in scarce. Simply the resources are always less than the demand. That's why the reason a man will go for alternative resources. Want is a psychological phenomenon.  Economic want and noneconomic want Generally wants are divided into 2 types. they are: Economic want Noneconomic want      *Economic want refers to those desires which can be bought and satisfied through money or other way of transaction. For example, purchase of clothes, Satisfying basic requirements/necessities etc. This kind of want requires purchase of a commodity. It can be satisfied with the right desire and ability to pay. I can say simply that the in

Concepts Of Micro Economics And Macro Economics

Welcome To You I heartfully welcome you to read about Micro economics and Macro economics. Share your thoughts as they're very powerful. ------------------------------ Economics In previous posts, it already said that Economics is broadly categorised into 2 types or branches. Micro and Macro economics. One can say simply that micro economics is everything about Prices, Consumer behaviour, firms, households, each decisions, Individuals, etc. It mainly deals with prices and markets. Whereas, Macro economics is also another branch of economics which studies about all aspects of an economy as a whole or single unit. It studies overall performance, problems of economy, growth etc. It is based on 2 main perspectives. that is long-term and short-term analysis. Micro economics is developed by classical economists such as Adam Smith, Jean-Baptiste Say, David Ricardo, Marshall, Thomas Robert Malthus, John Stuart Mill, etc. Introduction of the terms Ragnar Frisch was the first economist to us