CBSE Class 10 Economics is an essential and brilliant part of the Social Science subject. The Class 10 Economics Chapters explain to students all the essential topics and concepts in the form of stories by correlating each tale to a real-life example. The Economics Notes imparts students with knowledge on concepts such as education, health, per capita income, food, and more, as factors that determine the development of the country. The Economics Class 10 Notes gives a thorough explanation about topics like trade, opportunities for employment, globalisation, distribution of resources, and other factors that contribute to the financial stability of the country. A few other important topics are explained thoroughly in a comprehensive manner.
The CBSE Class 10 Economics comprises five important chapters and students can access the notes of these chapters and gain a comprehensive understanding.
The Economics Class 10 Chapter-1 will make students comprehend the topics Development and all about Developmental issues. Chapter-1 on development briefs how different kinds of people can have different developmental goals, and the perception of development for one person may not view the same for the other person.Â
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Development
This concept of development may lead to destruction for others. The chapter also provides answers to questions such as Can development lead to more equality? What should a developed or developing country be like? How should individuals live together? The essential things that are required for survival, and Can life be better for all in developing and developed countries? Students will also get a brief understanding of how different persons could have conflicting yet different notions of a country’s development.
Chapter-2 briefs students on how the economy is best comprehended and how each component or sector contributes and affects the other. In this chapter, students will learn about three types of classifications of the economy- primary type of classification, a secondary type of classification, tertiary type of classification, organized or unorganized type of classification, and public or private type of classification. Economics Class 10 Chapter-2 will get students familiarised with fundamental concepts such as Employment, Gross Domestic Product, and other important concepts.
Through the Class 10 Economics Chapter 3- Money and Credit students will acquire knowledge on the modern forms of money such as paper notes, and coins and how the modern forms are linked with the banking system. Students will also learn about credit and based on the situations, its impact on the borrowers through two examples which help students understand how credit works- Festive Season and Swapna’s Problem. Money credit also helps students acquire elementary knowledge in terms of credit, Formal Sector Credit in India like Formal sector loans and Informal sector loans, and advantages.
The globalisation and the Indian Economy chapter deals with globalisation and how the Integration between different countries (both developing and developed) through foreign investment and trade by multinational corporations (MNCs). The chapter also discusses the role of MNCs in the globalisation process. Also, it covers the impact of globalisation and the extent to which globalisation can contribute to the development process. It also lays significant emphasis on the Integration of markets and Integration of production.
The Chapter-5 of Economics Class 10 discusses the multiple issues with consumer rights that exist within the context of the Indian market.Â
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Consumer Rights
The chapter Consumer Rights ensure students comprehend the awareness of being a well-informed consumer through certain factors such as active participation of people and consumer movement through the struggles established over a long period. This chapter on Consumer Rights also presents details of a few organizations that help consumers in different ways with some critical issues that are related to the consumer movement in India. The chapters describe the safety of Consumers having the right to need protection against the delivery of services and marketing of goods that can be hazardous to life and property. However, the producers need to strictly follow the required safety rules and regulations and act accordingly.
1. Enlist the various factors that have Enabled globalisation.
Two crucial factors enabled globalisation-Â
Technology: Due to rapid improvement, technology has been the most significant factor that stimulates the process of globalisation. Globalisation has led to the fast delivery of goods and products across long-distance journeys at affordable prices. The development in the field of communication and information technology has made information instantly accessible.
The liberalisation of Foreign Investment Policy and Foreign Trade: Trades barriers are the most significant restrictions set up by the Government of India. The Government can utilize trade barriers to regulate foreign trades and decide the kind of goods and how much tax each country can generate. The removal of trade barriers leads to liberalisation, and when the Government imposes fewer restrictions, it can be liberal.
2. State the various primary responsibilities of the Government.
A few of the essential and primary responsibilities of the Government are as follows-
Governments can undertake heavy spendings such as the construction of harbours, roads, railways, bridges, generate electricity, and provide irrigation through dams, and more. The Government also ensures that these facilities are available for everyone.
Another significant responsibility of the Government is to run proper schooling and present good-quality education, well-structured health, and education facilities.
The Government should support certain activities to encourage the private sector so that they continue their production or business.
Another major factor is that the Government should raise enough money through taxation and several other means to meet the expenses on the services rendered by it.Â
The Indian Government should also buy rice and wheat from farmers at a fair price and then sell these at a lower and affordable price to consumers through ration shops to support both farmers and consumers.
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