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उपरोक्त बातों का अच्छे से ख्याल रखें क्योंकि यूपीएससी ने जो लिखित में बोला है उनका बहुत ही ज्यादा संज्ञान लिया जा रहा है ध्यान रखें ओबीसी, ईडब्ल्यूएस आदि सर्टिफिकेट में जरा सी भी गलती ना होनी पाए।
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यहां पर देखिए स्पष्ट रूप से उल्लेख है कि यदि आप चाहे तो ऑप्शनल पेपर अंग्रेजी में लिख सकते हैं और अन्य जीएस के चारों पेपर और निबंध को हिंदी या अन्य भाषा में भी लिख सकते हैं जो भारतीय संविधान के आठवीं सूची में उल्लिखित हैं।
There are many economics curves and principles that are important for the UPSC exam, as they help to understand the behavior of consumers, producers, markets, and the economy as a whole. Some of the important curves and principles are:
• Kuznets curve: This curve shows the relationship between economic growth and inequality. It is inverted U shaped, meaning that as initially economic growth leads to greater inequality, followed later by the reduction of inequality.
• Lorenz curve: This curve shows the distribution of income or wealth within an economy. It plots the cumulative percentage of income or wealth against the cumulative percentage of population. The more the curve deviates from the line of equality, the more unequal the distribution is.
• Gini coefficient: This is a numerical measure of the inequality of income or wealth distribution in an economy. It ranges from 0 to 1, where 0 means perfect equality and 1 means perfect inequality.
• Environmental Kuznets curve: This curve shows the relationship between economic progress and environmental degradation through time as an economy progresses. It is also inverted U shaped, meaning that as initially economic growth leads to more pollution, followed later by the improvement of environmental quality.
• Laffer curve: This curve shows the relationship between tax rates and tax revenues. It suggests that there is an optimal tax rate that maximizes tax revenues, and that beyond that point, increasing tax rates will reduce tax revenues due to disincentives and tax evasion.
• Phillips curve: This curve shows the trade-off between inflation and unemployment in an economy. It suggests that there is an inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment, meaning that lower inflation is associated with higher unemployment and vice versa1.
• Engel curve: This curve shows how household expenditure on a particular good or service varies with change in household income. It indicates the income elasticity of demand for that good or service.
• Rahn curve: This curve shows the relationship between government spending and GDP growth rate of an economy. It is an inverted U shaped, meaning that there is a level of government spending at which economic growth theoretically maximizes, and that beyond that point, increasing government spending will reduce economic growth due to crowding out and inefficiencies.
• Kuznets curve: This curve shows the relationship between economic growth and inequality. It is inverted U shaped, meaning that as initially economic growth leads to greater inequality, followed later by the reduction of inequality.
• Lorenz curve: This curve shows the distribution of income or wealth within an economy. It plots the cumulative percentage of income or wealth against the cumulative percentage of population. The more the curve deviates from the line of equality, the more unequal the distribution is.
• Gini coefficient: This is a numerical measure of the inequality of income or wealth distribution in an economy. It ranges from 0 to 1, where 0 means perfect equality and 1 means perfect inequality.
• Environmental Kuznets curve: This curve shows the relationship between economic progress and environmental degradation through time as an economy progresses. It is also inverted U shaped, meaning that as initially economic growth leads to more pollution, followed later by the improvement of environmental quality.
• Laffer curve: This curve shows the relationship between tax rates and tax revenues. It suggests that there is an optimal tax rate that maximizes tax revenues, and that beyond that point, increasing tax rates will reduce tax revenues due to disincentives and tax evasion.
• Phillips curve: This curve shows the trade-off between inflation and unemployment in an economy. It suggests that there is an inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment, meaning that lower inflation is associated with higher unemployment and vice versa1.
• Engel curve: This curve shows how household expenditure on a particular good or service varies with change in household income. It indicates the income elasticity of demand for that good or service.
• Rahn curve: This curve shows the relationship between government spending and GDP growth rate of an economy. It is an inverted U shaped, meaning that there is a level of government spending at which economic growth theoretically maximizes, and that beyond that point, increasing government spending will reduce economic growth due to crowding out and inefficiencies.
Pranam Sir 🙏🏼
Mai Vivek,
Prayagraj
Maine ye passage solve kiye hai 2015 se ab tak...
On an average 25 to 30 number aa rhe hai..
Aapke bataye tarike se questions ban ja rahe hai, number bhi improve huaa,
1. Mujhe problem aa rhi hai purndharna wale questions me uske 5 ,6 questions me Mere ek do hi galti se sahi hote hai.
2. Time bahut lag jata hai jaise 1 ghante + 10 minutes ya 20 minutes bhi ese kaise kam karu...
3. Paper 01 me ye problem hai ki pure din padta Hun aur jab Sham ko analysis Karta hun ki aaj kya kya pda viswas maniye kuchh yaad hi nhi aata jsise dimag me kuchh gya hi n ho...
Jab bhi time mile koi realistic advice de dijiye aap ka har diya lesson ham sabhi ke bahut kaam aata hai!
Thank You!
Mai Vivek,
Prayagraj
Maine ye passage solve kiye hai 2015 se ab tak...
On an average 25 to 30 number aa rhe hai..
Aapke bataye tarike se questions ban ja rahe hai, number bhi improve huaa,
1. Mujhe problem aa rhi hai purndharna wale questions me uske 5 ,6 questions me Mere ek do hi galti se sahi hote hai.
2. Time bahut lag jata hai jaise 1 ghante + 10 minutes ya 20 minutes bhi ese kaise kam karu...
3. Paper 01 me ye problem hai ki pure din padta Hun aur jab Sham ko analysis Karta hun ki aaj kya kya pda viswas maniye kuchh yaad hi nhi aata jsise dimag me kuchh gya hi n ho...
Jab bhi time mile koi realistic advice de dijiye aap ka har diya lesson ham sabhi ke bahut kaam aata hai!
Thank You!
Bajrang Prasad IPS (Official)
Pranam Sir 🙏🏼 Mai Vivek, Prayagraj Maine ye passage solve kiye hai 2015 se ab tak... On an average 25 to 30 number aa rhe hai.. Aapke bataye tarike se questions ban ja rahe hai, number bhi improve huaa, 1. Mujhe problem aa rhi hai purndharna wale questions…
अपने एक साथी ने यह प्रश्न किया है। तो मैं इस पर चर्चा करूंगा।
उनके प्रश्न में मुख्य दो बात हैं :-
1. CSAT के कंप्रीहेंशन वाले पार्ट को करने में ज्यादा टाइम लग जाता है और 20 से 30 नंबर बनते हैं.
2. जीएस फर्स्ट पेपर के लिए पूरा दिन पढ़ते हैं लेकिन शाम को कुछ याद ही नहीं रहता है.
विश्वास रखिए मैं जल्दी इस पर चर्चा करूंगा.
उनके प्रश्न में मुख्य दो बात हैं :-
1. CSAT के कंप्रीहेंशन वाले पार्ट को करने में ज्यादा टाइम लग जाता है और 20 से 30 नंबर बनते हैं.
2. जीएस फर्स्ट पेपर के लिए पूरा दिन पढ़ते हैं लेकिन शाम को कुछ याद ही नहीं रहता है.
विश्वास रखिए मैं जल्दी इस पर चर्चा करूंगा.