Goods consumed by the salaried class

Heavy capital goods used for income generation in a nation

Goods produced by the organized sector

Export based goods

Inward foreign remittances

Consumer Behavior

Impact of Monetary Policy

Government Budgeting

When people try to save more, they actually end up saving less.

When a nation tries to produce more, it ends up producing less.

When a bank lends, the borrowers do not receive an amount less than that was lent to them

When a nation exports more, its total savings decline.

Resources are allocated in a way in which it is impossible to make any one individual better off without making at least one individual worse off

Resources are allocated in the most socially desirable way

Resource are allocated as per democratic means based on the principles of equity and fairness

All of the above apply

Goods are scarce and sellers can keep prices high

There is only one buyer and a large number of seller leading to monopsony.

Goods are plenty and sellers are forced to keep prices low

There is only one seller and a large number of buyer leading to monopoly.