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Some Basic Concept of Macro Economics
Final goods have crossed the boundary of production and are ready for consumption by end users, such as pens for students or milk for households. Intermediate goods are still within production and are used to make other goods, like paper for book publishing or milk for chocolate making. Durable goods can be used for over a year, while non-durable or single-use goods cannot be reused for consumption purposes. Producer goods, capital goods and real flows involve the production of further goods and services, whereas consumption goods and money flows involve the exchange of final goods for household use.
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Entrepreneurship and Governance
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Final goods have crossed the boundary of production and are ready for consumption by end users, such as pens for students or milk for households. Intermediate goods are still within production and are used to make other goods, like paper for book publishing or milk for chocolate making. Durable goods can be used for over a year, while non-durable or single-use goods cannot be reused for consumption purposes. Producer goods, capital goods and real flows involve the production of further goods and services, whereas consumption goods and money flows involve the exchange of final goods for household use.
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Discuss different phases of tade cycle?
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Describe the major factors determine working capital finance in enterprise?
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Briefly explain the personal and social factors affecting entrepreneurship?
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Important Questions chapter employment
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