Hi, I have prepared Economy mainly from a Mains point of view and I find that I can answer questions from Indian Economy section well in GS3 test series as well as practice. But I haven’t prepared the from the factual angle. I see that you are consistently above average in the daily quizzes. What will be a suitable source for me to cover the prelims-specific economics ? Thanks
Frankly speaking no separate preparation required for mains or preliminary, Both are intermixed.
First ncert 10,11,12 Marco and important topics from Ramesh Singh :
Newspapers business page and daily Economics terms and Economics survey.
Example: GST and Twin Balance Deficit , Unemployment Poverty ,PMFBY….etc
It’s very easy if you know the application part otherwise very difficult…
Like basic concepts you must know what are those, Hardly 100 important key topics is more than enough to answer any kind of question.. Still if you need some support text your email address or contact number will message you personally.
Hi, in the second question solution there is this line :
But in the process of supporting weekining rupee RBI needs to buy dollar, ultimately leading to higher form buid-ups????
I think RBI needs to buy rupees- Can you clarify?
Found this extract from one website : Looking at the current economic outlook, it is necessary for both government and RBI to step in and prevent the further depreciation of rupee. Following are the measures that should be taken by RBI and government:-
RBI should sell Forex reserves and buy rupees in an immediate action in order to arrest the further decline in the value of rupees.
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Hi, I have prepared Economy mainly from a Mains point of view and I find that I can answer questions from Indian Economy section well in GS3 test series as well as practice. But I haven’t prepared the from the factual angle. I see that you are consistently above average in the daily quizzes. What will be a suitable source for me to cover the prelims-specific economics ? Thanks
NCERT and mrunal lectures enough fr pre
Hi Bro,
Frankly speaking no separate preparation required for mains or preliminary, Both are intermixed.
First ncert 10,11,12 Marco and important topics from Ramesh Singh :
Newspapers business page and daily Economics terms and Economics survey.
Example: GST and Twin Balance Deficit , Unemployment Poverty ,PMFBY….etc
It’s very easy if you know the application part otherwise very difficult…
Like basic concepts you must know what are those, Hardly 100 important key topics is more than enough to answer any kind of question.. Still if you need some support text your email address or contact number will message you personally.
Thank you
Hi, in the second question solution there is this line :
But in the process of supporting weekining rupee RBI needs to buy dollar, ultimately leading to higher form buid-ups????
I think RBI needs to buy rupees- Can you clarify?
Found this extract from one website :
Looking at the current economic outlook, it is necessary for both government and RBI to step in and prevent the further depreciation of rupee. Following are the measures that should be taken by RBI and government:-
RBI should sell Forex reserves and buy rupees in an immediate action in order to arrest the further decline in the value of rupees.
RBI purchase dollars certain extent to balance unexpected volatility… Rupee is unstable currency as compared to dollar in global market.
Even if RBI purchase excess foreign currencies it need to print rupee currency..
Both statement’s are correct but they are not sync together.
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Where from one can prepare sci tech portion
basics from 8, 9 ncerts and link it with current affairs, all newspapers have science tech links.
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