Education is a process of receiving or imparting systematic instructions especially at a school or college. It is a procedure of forwarding the skills, moral values, knowledge, positive approach and ethical values.
Government Budget refers to the financial statement which contains the performance of the government of the past one year along with the policies and programs that government will make or implement in the next coming year or to keep the data of expected revenues and expenditures of upcoming one year. The programs and policies can
The term 'Brain Drain' refers to the switching of proficient, civilized, highly skilled and educated individuals from one underdeveloped nation to other for better facilities and higher returns. At present, our country is in deteriorating state wherein our native talented youngsters are not ready to establish themselves in their own country rather they want to
Employment refers to a situation wherein a person works under a contract. Generally, the contract is between two parties for which compensation is received for rendering services whereas unemployment refers to a situation in which one can’t get work or unwilling to work as per his qualification or choice.
We all, very well, know that our body is made up of what we offer it to eat. If we offer it positive food daily, it becomes positive and brings optimism in our lives whereas if we offer it grouchy food, it becomes grouchy.
This post sheds light on the concepts of Aggregate Demand and Aggregate supply along with their components and Short run with equilibrium. Let’s learn them one by one including numerical formulae.
Gone are the days when people had to watch a movie for three hours consecutively sitting in a chair. In this twenty-first century, people have switched themselves from outdated style of watching monotonous movies to mind-numbing and spine-chilling web series.
The Commercial Bank creates money in an economy and earns profit by providing credit after keeping a sum of reserve as cash reserve for the demand deposit. Banks know from their historic experience that all the depositors do not come to withdraw their money at once.
Excessive use of social networking sites can make us lethargic, unproductive and procrastinators. Sitting for long hours, engaged with such sites, can give a steep rise to the quantum of headaches, backaches and many more diseases.
