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    Ram: "Raise in prices of goods have made it difficult to make two ends meet 
    Shyam: "Yes, the cost of cultivation too has increased very much ".
    Raghu: "Government should take steps to curb the price rise and provide relief to common man".
    Bhola: "Yes, the government should deal strictly on hoarders and black marketers".

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    In the above conversation whose statements show normative side of economics.

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    A consumer reaches equilibrium at the point where _________.

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    It is not uncommon in a socialist economy that  ______________.

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     ___________ economics explains cause and effect relationship between economic phenomena.

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    If an economy is operating at a point inside the production possibilities curve:

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    Positive economics is concerned with ________.

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    Which of the following statements would you consider to be a normative one?

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    One country enjoys a comparative advantage over the other in producing oil when _______________.

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    Which of the following is positive statement?

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    If an economy is operating at a point inside the production possibility curve:

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