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Basic Economic Activies

NIOS · Class 10 · Economics

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Which of the following is the correct definition of Production?

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Which of the following is NOT a factor of production?

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The income earned by a landlord for providing land for production is called:

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Which of the following best describes 'Capital' as a factor of production?

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Seeds and fertilizers used in farming are examples of which type of capital?

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Working capital

Step 1: The chapter divides capital into Fixed Capital and Working Capital. Step 2: Fixed Capital includes items used in production for many years — like tractors, buildings, sewing machines. Step 3: Working Capital includes raw materials that are used up during the production process — like seeds, fertilizers, cotton yarn, clay. Step 4: Seeds and fertilizers are consumed in the process of growing crops, so they are Working Capital. Step 5: 'Natural capital' and 'Human capital' are not the categories discussed in this chapter.

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The person who organizes the factors of production and bears the risk of business is called:

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Entrepreneur

Step 1: The chapter defines Entrepreneurship as the art of organizing production activity. Step 2: The person who makes key decisions about production, combines land, labour, and capital, and bears risks is called an Entrepreneur. Step 3: A Labourer provides physical or mental effort. Step 4: A Landlord owns land and earns rent. Step 5: A Consumer uses goods and services for satisfaction. Only the Entrepreneur organizes and bears risk, so 'Entrepreneur' is the correct answer.

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What is the factor income earned by an entrepreneur?

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Profit

Step 1: Each factor of production earns a specific income. Step 2: Land earns Rent, Labour earns Wages, Capital earns Interest. Step 3: The Entrepreneur organizes production, takes all the business risks, and is rewarded with Profit. Step 4: Profit is what remains after paying all other factors (rent, wages, interest). Step 5: It is the reward for risk-taking and organizing the production process. So the correct answer is 'Profit'.

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Consumption activity means:

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Use of goods and services for direct satisfaction of human wants

Step 1: The chapter clearly defines Consumption as the use of goods and services for the direct satisfaction of individual or collective human wants or needs. Step 2: 'Producing goods for sale' describes Production activity. Step 3: 'Saving income in bank' is related to Capital Formation. Step 4: 'Adding to existing capital stock' is the definition of Capital Formation/Investment. Step 5: When a person buys food, clothing, or visits a doctor, they are engaging in Consumption.

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Key topics in Basic Economic Activies include Basic Economic Activities — Complete Overview, Basic Economic Activities Overview, Mind map showing the four factors of production and their components. These are the concepts NIOS Class 10 examiners draw on most — study them first, then practise related questions.
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