Marketable surplus

Lecture "Development policy: Agriculture and economic development" includes content: the Green Revolultion of the 1960s; five roles of agriculture in economic development; Michel Kalecki and the wage goods constraint; The marketed surplus and agricultural productivity;... We invite you to refer to the lecture!

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The Siraha district of Nepal experiences surplus mango production during the season that ends up being wasted or sold at throw-away prices due to imperfect marketing. Thus, this survey research was conducted to investigate the market channels of mango, post-harvest mechanisms, constraints, marketing margins, market shares, consumer purchasing behaviors, and patterns of purchasing in Siraha.

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Lecture Chapter 6: Supply, Demand, and Government Policies, In this chapter you will: A price ceiling is a legal maximum on the price of a good. An example is rent control. If the price ceiling is below the eq’m price, it is binding and causes a shortage. A price floor is a legal minimum on the price of a good. An example is the minimum wage. If the price floor is above the eq’m price, it is binding and causes a surplus. The labor surplus caused by the minimum wage is unemployment.

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Lecture Chapter 7: Consumers, Producers, and the Efficiency of Markets, In this chapter you will: To measure of society’s well-being, we use total surplus, the sum of consumer and producer surplus. Efficiency means that total surplus is maximized, that the goods are produced by sellers with lowest cost, and that they are consumed by buyers who most value them. Under perfect competition, the market outcome is efficient. Altering it would reduce total surplus.

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Lecture Managerial Economics and Business Strategy - Chapter 11: Pricing Strategies for Firms with Market Power. After studying this section will help you understand: basic pricing strategies, extracting consumer surplus, pricing for special cost and demand structures,...

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Lecture Microeconomics - Chapter 5: Consumers, Producers and the Efficiency present the content consumer surplus, demand curve, producer surplus, supply curve, market efficiency, Welfare economics...

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Chapter 3 - Supply and demand. After studying this chapter you will be able to: Define and explain demand in a product or service market; define and explain supply; determine the equilibrium point in the market for a specific good, given data on supply and demand at different price levels; understand what causes shifts in demand and supply; understand how price ceilings cause shortages; understand how price floors cause surpluses.

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The study is based on data collected from 320 farmers (an 80 Mustard growers, 80 Wheat growers, 80 Pigeonpea and 80 Bajra growers) were selected through proportionate random sampling. To calculate the compound growth rates by exponential function was fitted to the indices of area, production and productivity.

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Chapter 4 - Elasticity. We begin in chapter 4 by exploring the concept of elasticity, which describes the sensitivity of demand and supply to variations in prices, incomes, and other economic factors.

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Chapter 4 - Demand. After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: Relate the law of demand to the cost-benefit principle, discuss how individual wants are translated into demand, explain the reasoning behind the rational spending rule and apply it to consumer decision making to show how the rule is related to substitution and income effects, discuss the relationship between the individual demand curve and the market demand curve, define and calculate consumer surplus.

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Chapter 8 - Monopoly, oligopoly, and monopolistic competition. Our agenda in chapter 7 is to develop more carefully and fully the concept of economic surplus introduced in part 1 and to investigate the conditions under which unregulated markets generate the largest possible economic surplus. We will also explore why attempts to interfere with market outcomes often lead to unintended and undesired consequences.

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Chapter 1 Functions and roles of the financial system in the global economy. Chapter 1 presents an overview of the financial system and how it facilitates the allocation of money throughout the economy. The chapter begins by describing the role of the financial system, defining surplus and deficit spending units, and describing characteristics of financial claims.

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Chapter 15 - Consumption. In this chapter we showed you why economists and policymakers believe well-functioning competitive markets can lead to economically efficient levels of production and consumption in equilibrium. Society’s well-being, as measured by the social surplus generated through trade between buyers and sellers, is maximized when markets operate in an economically efficient manner.

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In this chapter you will examine how taxes reduce consumer and producer surplus, learn the meaning and causes of the deadweight loss of a tax, consider why some taxes have larger deadweight losses than others, examine how tax revenue and deadweight loss vary with the size of a tax.

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The present study aims to estimate the marketable and marketed surplus of paddy and to identify the factors influencing them. Required primary data were collected through interview method from 40 paddy farmers in Ambasamudram block of Tirunelveli district. To identify the factors influencing marketable and marketed surplus, multiple regression technique was employed.

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Lecture Principles of Microeconomics: Chapter 6 - Wealth creation and destruction. After reading this chapter, you should be able to answer the following questions: What is wealth? What creates wealth? How is wealth destroyed? What is consumers’ surplus? What is producers’ surplus? When is total surplus to society maximized? What is deadweight loss? How do government set prices, taxes and subsidies create deadweight loss? How do innovations affect a market economy?

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Chapter 5 - Efficiency. In this chapter you will learn: Use willingness to pay and sell to determine supply and demand at a given price, define and calculate surpluses, define and identify efficiency, describe the distribution of benefits that results from a policy decision, define and calculate deadweight loss, explain why correcting a missing market can make everyone better off.

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Chapter 18 - Externalities. After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: How external costs and benefits affect tradeoffs? What effects externalities have on market price, quantity, and surplus? What private solutions to externalities exist? How taxes, subsidies, quantity regulations, and tradable allowances can be used to counteract an externality?

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National economy occupies 6th position in mustard production. The study contains the impact of expended marketable surpluses on the pattern of market arrivals and their impact on the market development with reference to Rapeseed-Mustard oilseeds. To achieve the stated objective, the wholesale regulated markets of Madhya Pradesh were categorized into small, medium and large markets based on the arrivals of selected commodities. In small markets it was 36.42 percent, while it was 34.55 percent and 41.44 percent in medium and large markets, respectively.

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The present study was carried out to determine the marketing pattern of banana in Bemetara district of Chhattisgarh. A list of banana growing villages has been prepared and atleast 28 villages with atleast 4 banana growers are randomly selected for study purposes and multistage sampling was adopted.

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