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Let’s trickle it down in simple and economics concept: Correction: Origination of the Term: Coined by Ronald Regan in 1981 Gist: Economic growth flows down from the top to the bottom, indirectly benefiting those who do not directly benefit from the policy changes. Definition: Tax breaks or other economic benefits provided by government to businesses/wealthy/top income earners benefit the poor as the wealth necessarily “trickles down” to them, mainly through employment generated by the demand for personal services and as a result of additional investments made by the wealthy/firms. If the top earners are taxed less they will invest more into the business infrastructure and equity markets, it will in turn lead to more goods at lower prices, and create more jobs for middle and lower class individuals. OR Trickle-down effect refers to letting businesses flourish, since their profits will ultimately trickle down to lower-income individuals and the rest of the economy through more investment and employment opportunities. Income tax cuts will result in the increased disposable income of the rich which will result in increased spending and ultimately create additional aggregate demand in the economy, which in turn will create more jobs and higher wages for labor. Firms will re-invest their higher profits for expansion which will bring higher growth, higher wages, and shared income. Sources: Glossary of Terms: Tr Trickle-down economics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Trickle-down economics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Trickle Down economics was a Trojan Horse Trickle Down Economics | Economics Blog Regards |
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Correction: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as evident from the term itself, is based on the economic activity within a country. It is monetary value of all the final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time (normally one year). (GDP does not take into account the foreign flows (inflows and outflows). Whereas, Gross National Product (GNP) takes into account the foreign flows too (net income made abroad). GDP is the value of goods and services produced within the boundaries of a country and GNP is the value of goods and services produced by all the citizens of a country where ever they may be. Expenditure Method Formula: GDP = consumption + investment + (government spending) + (exports – imports), or, GDP = C + I + G + (X-M) GNP = GDP + NR (Net income from assets abroad (Net Income Receipts)) Regards
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@ Raz
Thanks a lot, brother for clearing the idea. |
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interview..........need guideline
plz any one guide me how to prepare for interview as i have been shortlisted in the CCE GB 2011-12.
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@ Raz
thanks a lot Sir, now you must have understood why a layman asked for an economist's help I can only search the given term and go for the easiest explanation without knowing whether its right or wrong, but you actually know the difference.
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What is trade deficit of Pakistan
12 billion dollars Economic problems of Pakistan Power Crises Less focus on agricultural sector War on Terrorism Declining export Tumbling Stock market Lack of tourism: What is the share of Balochistan in NFC? 9.09% in 7th NFC awards (increased from 5.1%) Shares of sectors in economy Agriculture accounts for about 21% of GDP Industries: 25% of GDP Services: 53.3% of GDP Remittances: 5.1% GDP
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share of various sectors in GDP: Economy of Pakistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia share of balochistan in nfc awards: NFC award - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia trade deficit of Pakistan: rough estimate calculated after taking figures of imports and exports from Pakistan Imports - Economy Economic problems are the ones i could think of
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