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#Fundamental of Economics Part 1

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   • Production Possibility Frontier/Curve in D...  
   • 1st chapter Fundamental of Economics Book ...  

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   • Human Resources full Long Question| Chapte...  


   • Chptr 1 Fundamental  of Economics| Human W...  

   • Utility and Chracteristics of utility in d...  

   • chpater 1 Fundamental of Economics ||  Sca...  

   • 1st chapter Fundamental of Economics ||Cla...  

   • New Classical Views in Economics || Crtisi...  


   • Robbins View about Economics in detail || ...  

   • Demerits of Robbins Economics Defination |...  

   • Robbins Vs Marshal Economics Thought || Ma...  

   • Economic Problem in detail || Micro and Ma...  

   • Types of Economic Laws || State Laws Vs Ec...  


   • Importance of Economic Laws in detail || E...  

   • National Income in detail || Importanace o...  

   • GDP,GNP,NNP,PI,NI,DI ?|| Difference betwee...  

   • Circular Flow  of Income in Detail || Late...  

   • Circular Flow  of Income in Detail || Late...  

   • Indifference Curve in detail || Margnal ra...  

   • Production Possibility Frontier/Curve in D...  

   • Scope of Economics | Economics as a Social...  

   • Consumer Behavior in Detail | Utiloty and ...  

   • RelationShip Between Total Utility and Mar...  

   • Difference Between Value and Price in Deta...  

   • #Law of Diminshing Margnal Utility Explain...  

Chapter 3 full below links

   • Role of Mathematics and statustics in Econ...  

   • Equations and Its Types in Economics  deta...  

   • Fuctions and Its Types in detail | Fundame...  

chapter 6

   • Supply shifiting  & Movement | Full Chapte...  

chaptr 7

   • Market Equilibrium Full Chpater 6 | Fundam...  

Classical economics refers to the school of thought in economics that emerged in the 18th and 19th centuries, primarily associated with economists such as Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and John Stuart Mill. Classical economists emphasized free markets, limited government intervention, and the pursuit of self-interest as key drivers of economic growth and prosperity. Here are some key views and principles of classical economists: