Gujarat Board Class 12 Economics — Flashcards
Gujarat Board Class 12 Economics flashcards, chapter by chapter — 245 flashcards across 11 chapters. Follows the GSEB syllabus.
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Q: What is a diagram in economics?
A: A diagram is a representation of observable data by way of a picture. It is drawn for data with discrete frequency distribution and is self-explanatory. Lay persons do not require detailed knowledge o
Q: What is a graph in economics and how does it differ from a diagram?
A: A graph is a representation of observable data drawn for statistical information that is not self-explanatory. It is used for data with continuous frequency distribution and requires thorough knowledg
Q: List the six main importance points of diagrams and graphs in economics.
A: 1. Makes difficult economics concepts easier and clearer 2. Shows trends of economic parameters over various years 3. Helps understand changes in different sectors of economy 4. Enables easy compariso
Q: What is Economic Growth? Give a complete definition.
A: Economic Growth refers to a continuous increase in the real national income and real per capita income of a country over a long period of time. It is a quantitative change that shows increase in total
Q: What is Economic Development? How is it different from growth?
A: Economic Development is a multidimensional process involving both quantitative and qualitative changes. It includes increase in real national income plus structural changes in economy, society, and in
Q: List the key differences between Economic Growth and Economic Development (at least 5 differences).
A: 1. Growth is occurrence; Development is process 2. Growth involves only quantitative changes; Development involves both quantitative and qualitative changes 3. Growth focuses on distribution of availa
Q: What is a barter system?
A: A barter system is a system of exchange where goods or services are directly exchanged for other goods or services without using a medium of exchange, such as money. For example, a farmer exchanging w
Q: What is the problem of 'double coincidence of wants' in the barter system?
A: It refers to the difficulty in finding someone who has what you want and also wants what you have. For example, if a person with rice wants wheat, they must find someone who has wheat and specifically
Q: State Marshall's definition of money.
A: According to Marshall, 'Money is that medium which is used as a means of exchange without any doubt or investigation regardless of time or place.'
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This page has flashcards for 11 chapters of Gujarat Board Class 12 Economics for the board exams 2027. Each chapter links to its own page with the full set.
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