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Relative income hypothesis
Relative income hypothesis Introduction :- According to keynesian Current level of income determines the consumption of an individual...
Absolute income hypothesis
ABSOLUTE INCOME HYPOTHESIS Introduction :- the consumption function was first introduced by John Maynard Keynes in 1936. His analy...
Permanent income hypothesis
Permanent income hypothesis Introduction :- The permanent income hypothesis (PIH), introduced in 1957 by Milton Friedman (1912–2006 )...
Foreign Exchange Market
Introduction The mechanism through which payments are effected between two countries having different currency system is called foreig...
Price-output Decisions Under Non-collusive Oligopoly
Objectives The objectives of this chapter is to study price- output decisions under non-collusive oligopoly. While going through this ...
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