इंस्टिड आफ एंप्लॉयमेंट क्विज

पैसे कमाने का क्या माध्यम है जिसे प्रदान करने के लिए सप्लाई क्रिएट करने की जरूरत होती है?

सप्लाई क्रिएट का क्या अर्थ है?

किसके द्वारा सप्लाई होती है जो उत्पादन करते हैं?

क्या बढ़ते प्रोडक्ट बनाने से क्या होगा?

किसे द्वारा सप्लाई होनी चाहिए जो वर्कर के द्वारा होगी?

According to classical economics, what did the market not need?

What did classical economics believe would create its own demand?

What did the discussion in the video mention as an example similar to stunts in movies?

According to classical economics, what was believed to be flexible?

What was discussed earlier in the video, referring to Classical Fuel Filter Element and Complete Macro-Economic Play List?

Understanding Classical Economics

Singh Thakur Rajendra is discussing the topic of Equated Complete Month in the video.
Future of Employment was discussed earlier in the video, referring to Classical Fuel Filter Element and Complete Macro-Economic Play List.
The discussion started with the "Instead of Employment" but before that, the classical discussion was about perfect competition's capsicum and long run.
Long run can bring about slight changes in short run, such as demand exceeding supply or unemployment increasing.
Transliteration was mentioned, which is similar to stunts in movies, where long-range in the market screen and full employment situation exist.
Classical economics believed that the market did not need government intervention and there was an invisible hand in the market.
Classical economics followed a classical style, which meant that supply would create its own demand and income would generate demand.
If a difference arises between supply and demand in business, labor supply, saving investment, or price interest, the level of supply will open demand or market supply will crawl.
The price interest is flexible and will open the level of supply to meet demand or crawl market supply if there is a difference in saving investment.
The discussion involved understanding the classical economics perspective on market dynamics and government intervention.