BSEB Intermediate Economics case studies
BSEB Intermediate Economics · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The BSEB Intermediate Economics exam is the Class 12 economics paper set by the Bihar School Examination Board for students completing the intermediate (higher secondary) stage in Bihar. It is taken by arts, commerce and science stream candidates who choose economics as one of their subjects, and the mark feeds directly into the intermediate result used for college admission and for eligibility in many competitive examinations. The BSEB Intermediate Economics case studies are 5 cases and about 4,067 words.
1Forty Hectares of Common Land: Reading a Village Production Possibility Frontier
The gram panchayat of a block in Sitamarhi district owns 40 hectares of common land, all of it now under paddy, producing 1,040 quintals a year. A fisheries cooperative wants pond land.
830 words, about 4 min2A Muzaffarpur Sweet Shop Tests Two Prices Before the Festival Season
A sweet shop in Muzaffarpur sells peda and besan laddoo. In January the owner raised peda from ₹400 to ₹440 per kg, keeping laddoo at ₹300 per kg.
766 words, about 4 min3A Bhagalpur Powerloom Unit Decides How Many Workers to Hire - and Whether to Keep Producing
A powerloom weaving unit in Bhagalpur has four looms, rented for ₹1,500 a week in total, and hires workers weekly at ₹1,000 each. With the looms fixed, weekly output from successive workers is: 1 worker 20 thaan, 2 workers 46, 3 workers 76, 4 workers 104, 5 workers 126, 6 workers 138.
823 words, about 4 min4Fresh Deposits, a CRR Hike and the Limits of Credit Creation in a Purnia Branch
A newly opened branch of a scheduled commercial bank in Purnia receives ₹200 crore of fresh primary deposits in a single quarter. The cash reserve ratio is 4 per cent and the statutory liquidity ratio is 18 per cent.
815 words, about 4 min5A Rupee Sliding from ₹83.20 to ₹86.80: Reading the Balance of Payments
In a financial year a country's external accounts show merchandise exports of 450 billion and merchandise imports of 780 billion; services exports of 340 billion and services imports of 160 billion; net private transfers (remittances) of 125 billion; and net investment income of − 45 billion. Capital inflows are foreign direct investment 25 billion, portfolio investment 30 billion, external commercial borrowing 20 billion and banking capital − 15 billion.
833 words, about 4 min