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Adam Smith Definition of Economics

August 14, 2020

Adam Smith's definition of Economics... Adam Smith, founder of modern economics and the leader of classical economists developed economics as a separate social science. So he is regarded as a father of Modern Economics. He wrote a book on the subject named " An Enquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of the Nations " which was published in 1776AD. This book is regarded as the holy book of economics and popularly know as'The Wealth of Nations'. The name of the book is itself sufficient to understand what economics is and the subject matter does it cover. According to him, economics is the study of the nature and causes of the wealth of the nation and it is concerned with production and increase of nation's wealth. The term wealth means sufficient money resources. This definition was supported by various classical economists like J. B. Say, J. S. Mill, F. A Walker, David Ricardo, Thomas Robert Mathus etc. According to J. B Say, &quo

Law of demand with its criticisms.

August 30, 2020

Law of Demand... It is one of the most well-known and most applied theory in microeconomics. It is the basis of consumption, production, exchange and distribution of goods and services. It was first introduced and developed by Alfred Marshall in his book “Principles of Economics” published in 1890 AD. It is based on functional relationship between price and quantity demanded for a particular commodity i.e Qdx=F(Px). According to this law, when price of a commodity decreases, quantity demanded for the commodity increases and vice versa, if other factors remaining the same. It means there is inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded for a particular commodity. According to Alfred Marshall, “The amount demanded increases with a fall in price and decreases with a rise in price, other things being equal . “ Assumptions of Law of Demand : The law of demand is based on several assumptions which may or may not be true in real life. Some of them are as follows: 1. No chan

What is macroeconomics? Explain its uses/importance.

August 20, 2020

Macroeconomics... The term 'macro' seems to have derived from Greek word 'makros' meaning large. So macroeconomics is concerned with the economic activities as a whole. It studies the situation and performance of aggregate and sub aggregate variables of the whole economy like national income, general price level, total employment, total investment, inflation, deflation etc. Therefore, it's also called aggregate economics. It analyzes and establishes functional relationship between these aggregates and sub aggregates variables. It has the objective of studying policies, principles and problems relating full employment and growth of resources. According to K. E Boulding "Macroeconomics deals not with individual quantities but with aggregate of these quantities, not with individual incomes but with national income, not with individual prices but with price level, not with individual output but with national output". It tries to explain how country's

Law of Supply with its exceptions/limitations/criticisms.

September 12, 2020

Law of Demand... It is another important theory in micro-economics. It is als the basis of consumption, production, exchange and distribution of goods and services. It was als introduced and developed by the neoclassical economist Alfred Marshall in his book "Principle of Economics" published in 1890 AD. This law is based on the functional relationship between price and quantity supplied of a particular commodity. According to this law, if other factors remaining the same, when price increases, quantity supplied of a particular commodity also increases and vice versa. In other words, quantity supplied of a commodity increases along with increase in price and vice versa, other factors remaining the same . It means there is direct relationship between price and quantity supplied of a particular commodity. Assumptions... The law of supply is based on several assumptions which may not be applicable in real life. They are as follows: 1. No change in price of related comm

Why Robbins's definition is superior than other definitions?

August 17, 2020

Economics is a dynamic and social science. Various economists defined it in their own way in different period of time. Each definition has its own importance and features. So we can't criticize them relatively. Although Adam Smith's wealth definition criticised dismal science, it had played an important role in prosperity of various countries of Europe and America. Later, Alfred Marshall redefined economics as a science of material welfare. He claimed that wealth is for the benefit of mankind and mankind is not for the wealth. In 1932 AD, modern economics professor Robbins defined economics as a science of scarcity and choice. Robbins's definition is regarded as logical, scientific and superior than other definitions of economics due to following reasons:- 1. Scientific definition : Robbins's definition is more scientific than earlier definitions. It doesn't classify human activities into material- non material, economic- non economic, social- non social and so on.

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Adam Smith Definition of Economics

August 14, 2020

Adam Smith's definition of Economics... Adam Smith, founder of modern economics and the leader of classical economists developed economics as a separate social science. So he is regarded as a father of Modern Economics. He wrote a book on the subject named " An Enquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of the Nations " which was published in 1776AD. This book is regarded as the holy book of economics and popularly know as'The Wealth of Nations'. The name of the book is itself sufficient to understand what economics is and the subject matter does it cover. According to him, economics is the study of the nature and causes of the wealth of the nation and it is concerned with production and increase of nation's wealth. The term wealth means sufficient money resources. This definition was supported by various classical economists like J. B. Say, J. S. Mill, F. A Walker, David Ricardo, Thomas Robert Mathus etc. According to J. B Say, &quo

Law of demand with its criticisms.

August 30, 2020

Law of Demand... It is one of the most well-known and most applied theory in microeconomics. It is the basis of consumption, production, exchange and distribution of goods and services. It was first introduced and developed by Alfred Marshall in his book “Principles of Economics” published in 1890 AD. It is based on functional relationship between price and quantity demanded for a particular commodity i.e Qdx=F(Px). According to this law, when price of a commodity decreases, quantity demanded for the commodity increases and vice versa, if other factors remaining the same. It means there is inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded for a particular commodity. According to Alfred Marshall, “The amount demanded increases with a fall in price and decreases with a rise in price, other things being equal . “ Assumptions of Law of Demand : The law of demand is based on several assumptions which may or may not be true in real life. Some of them are as follows: 1. No chan

What is macroeconomics? Explain its uses/importance.

August 20, 2020

Macroeconomics... The term 'macro' seems to have derived from Greek word 'makros' meaning large. So macroeconomics is concerned with the economic activities as a whole. It studies the situation and performance of aggregate and sub aggregate variables of the whole economy like national income, general price level, total employment, total investment, inflation, deflation etc. Therefore, it's also called aggregate economics. It analyzes and establishes functional relationship between these aggregates and sub aggregates variables. It has the objective of studying policies, principles and problems relating full employment and growth of resources. According to K. E Boulding "Macroeconomics deals not with individual quantities but with aggregate of these quantities, not with individual incomes but with national income, not with individual prices but with price level, not with individual output but with national output". It tries to explain how country's

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Adam Smith Definition of Economics

August 14, 2020

Adam Smith's definition of Economics... Adam Smith, founder of modern economics and the leader of classical economists developed economics as a separate social science. So he is regarded as a father of Modern Economics. He wrote a book on the subject named " An Enquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of the Nations " which was published in 1776AD. This book is regarded as the holy book of economics and popularly know as'The Wealth of Nations'. The name of the book is itself sufficient to understand what economics is and the subject matter does it cover. According to him, economics is the study of the nature and causes of the wealth of the nation and it is concerned with production and increase of nation's wealth. The term wealth means sufficient money resources. This definition was supported by various classical economists like J. B. Say, J. S. Mill, F. A Walker, David Ricardo, Thomas Robert Mathus etc. According to J. B Say, &quo

Law of demand with its criticisms.

August 30, 2020

Law of Demand... It is one of the most well-known and most applied theory in microeconomics. It is the basis of consumption, production, exchange and distribution of goods and services. It was first introduced and developed by Alfred Marshall in his book “Principles of Economics” published in 1890 AD. It is based on functional relationship between price and quantity demanded for a particular commodity i.e Qdx=F(Px). According to this law, when price of a commodity decreases, quantity demanded for the commodity increases and vice versa, if other factors remaining the same. It means there is inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded for a particular commodity. According to Alfred Marshall, “The amount demanded increases with a fall in price and decreases with a rise in price, other things being equal . “ Assumptions of Law of Demand : The law of demand is based on several assumptions which may or may not be true in real life. Some of them are as follows: 1. No chan

What is macroeconomics? Explain its uses/importance.

August 20, 2020

Macroeconomics... The term 'macro' seems to have derived from Greek word 'makros' meaning large. So macroeconomics is concerned with the economic activities as a whole. It studies the situation and performance of aggregate and sub aggregate variables of the whole economy like national income, general price level, total employment, total investment, inflation, deflation etc. Therefore, it's also called aggregate economics. It analyzes and establishes functional relationship between these aggregates and sub aggregates variables. It has the objective of studying policies, principles and problems relating full employment and growth of resources. According to K. E Boulding "Macroeconomics deals not with individual quantities but with aggregate of these quantities, not with individual incomes but with national income, not with individual prices but with price level, not with individual output but with national output". It tries to explain how country's

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