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•  Rare goods : They are artistic or precious        total  demand and time  liabilities.  It has been
                 goods that have a limited supply. The supply      revised by RBI from time to time.
                 of these goods cannot be increased according to     •  Subsidies :  It is a sum of money  granted by
                 their demand or rising prices.                    the state or a public body to help an industry
              •  Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) : 'Real         or business to keep the price of a commodity or
                 Time' means the processing of instructions at the   service low.
                 time they are received 'Gross settlement' means     •  Tariff  :  Tariffs are  used  to  restrict  imports
                 that  settlement  of  funds transfer  instructions   by increasing the price of goods and services
                 occurs individually.                              purchased from another country, making them
              •  Rectangular    hyperbola   :   Rectangular        less attractive to domestic consumers.
                 hyperbola is a curve under which all rectangular     •  Trademarks : It is a symbol, word or words
                 areas are equal.
                                                                   legally  registered  or established  by  use  as
              •  Repo Rate : Rate at which RBI repurchases         representing a company or product.
                 government securities from commercial banks     •  Transfer payments : It is a one-way payment
                 for a short period when a liquidity shortage is   of money for which no money, good or service
                 experienced. It injects liquidity into the banking   is received in exchange. Governments use such
                 system.
                                                                   payments as means of income redistribution by
              •  Reverse Repo Rate : Rate at which RBI sells       giving out money under social welfare programs
                 dated government securities  in the market        such as social  security,  old  age  or disability
                 through auction at fixed cut-off rate of interest.   pensions, student grants, unemployment
                 It absorbs liquidity and also provides short term   compensation, etc.
                 avenue to banks to park their surplus funds.
                                                                •  Trends and Tendencies : A pattern of gradual
              •  Sales proceeds : It refers to  the amount of      change in a condition, output or process or an
                 money received from a particular  event  or       average or general tendency of a series of data
                 activity or when something is sold.
                                                                   represented by a line or curve on a graph.
              •  Samples: It  is a  subset  containing  the     •  Uncertainty : In economics, uncertainty
                 characteristics of a larger population.
                                                                   implies that the future outlook for the economy
              •  Self-consumption : Producers themselves           is unpredictable. There is a high likelihood of
                 consume the entire or a part of the output they   negative economic events to occur.
                 produce is self-consumption.
                                                                •  Undistributed profits of companies :
              •  Social accounts : It is the process of measuring,   Undistributed  profits are those earnings of
                 monitoring, and reporting to stakeholders         a corporation  that  have  not been  paid  out  to
                 the social and environmental effects  of an       investors in the form of dividends.
                 organization’s actions.
                                                                •  Venture Capital  Companies :  They  provide
              •  Speculation : Speculation involves trading in     commercial  support to new ideas and for
                 a financial  instrument  involving high risk, in   the introduction and adaptation of new
                 expectation of significant returns. The motive is   technologies.
                 to take maximum advantage from fluctuations
                 in the market.                                 •  Welfare  economics  : It  is that  branch  of
                                                                   economics  that  seeks to  evaluate  economic
              •  Standardized items : It means products of the
                 same type, having the same basic features.        policies  in terms of their effects on the well-
                                                                   being of the community.
              •  Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) : Under
                 Section  24 of Bankng Regulation  Act, 1949,     •  Window Display : It is a marketing strategy
                 commercial  banks have  to  maintain  liquid      in which a systematic arrangement of articles
                 assets in the form of cash, gold and approved     is done in such a way that  they  attract  the
                 securities  equal to not less than 25% of their   attention of those who pass-by.
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