Theories of Government Expenditure
1. Wagner’s Theory of Government Expenditure Developed by Adolf Wagner in 1880. This theory was developed by Adolf Wagner using […]
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Sangathit Sanstha Pretest Syllabus Updated 2082
Syllabus of the Preliminary Qualification Examination (Sangathit Sanstha) for the Open Competitive Written Examination for the post of Non-Technical Officer
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BAFIA 2073 Major Provisions
Bank and Financial Institutions Act, 2073 (BAFIA 2073) is an umbrella law in Nepal that regulates the establishment, operation, management,
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Electronic Transaction Act 2063 – Major Provisions
The Electronic Transactions Act 2063 (ETA 2063) is a law of Nepal enacted in 2063 B.S. (2006 A.D.) to regulate
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Payment and Settlement Act 2075 – Major Provisions
The Payment and Settlement Act, 2075, is a law enacted by the Government of Nepal to regulate and manage payment
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Banking Offence and Punishment Act 2064
Banking offences as per the BOPA 2064 Latest amendment – 2082 There are 14 banking offences described by the Banking
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Role of Government in the Economy
There are three broad schools of thought to explain the role of the government in the economy: the classical or
Economics
Changes in Fiscal & Monetary Policy Instruments in IS-LM Model
The effectiveness of the macro policies, such as fiscal policy and monetary policy, depends on the slope or shape of
Economics
Comparative Statis Analysis of IS LM Model
#Effect of change in the government expenditure (ΔG): If there is a change in government expenditure, it affects the economy’s
Economics
Price Stabilization Through Monetary Policy
If Aggregate Demand < Aggregate Supply = Price fall Recession/Depression If Aggregate Demand > Aggregate Supply = Price rises =
Economics
Phillips Curve – Relationship Between Inflation & Unemployment
The Phillips curve is an economic concept developed by A.W. Phillips in 1958, which shows the relationship between inflation and unemployment. Phillips studied
Economics
Effect of Inflation in the Economy
Price (P) ↓ = Deflation ⇒ Expected Loss ↑ ⇒ Investment ↓, Employment ↓, Income ↓, AD ↓, Investment ↓