Assure Education: Reform teaching to ensure quality education

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शोभित यूनिवर्सिटी से ग्रेजुएट ,पोस्ट ग्रेजुएट कोर्सेज करें, UGC,Dec Approved.

Shobhit Institute of Engineering & Technology, Meerut has been granted Deemed-to-be University

status by the Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of

Higher Education vide its Notification No. F-9-37/2004-U.3(A) dated November 8, 2006 under

section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act 1956.

Under Section 3 of the UGC Act, Deemed-to-be University status is granted by the Central

Government to those educational institutions of repute, which fulfill the prescribed standards and

comply with various requirements laid down by the UGC.

Shobhit University is a fully government recognized University with the right to confer degrees as

the per section 3 of the UGC Act 1956.

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Sr. Secondary Examination (will be Declared on 4th June 2013)

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Movement along a supply curve

Movement along a supply curve

It caused by change in own price of commodity are studies as extention of supply and contraction of supply.

(i)                  Extenton of supply:-is a situationin which supply of commodity increase due to increase in own price of commodity.

(ii)                Contraction of supply:-is a situation on which supply of a commodity decrease due to fall in price of commodity.

Shift of supply curve:-Bring supply of a commodity change in due to a change in other factor then its prices this situation is called shift of suuply curve.

There are two type of shift in supply curve:-

(i)                  Increase in supply.

(ii)                Decrease in supply.

Increase in supply:-When supply of a commodity increase due to other factor then its price this situation is called Increase in supply.

Causes for increase in supply:-

(i)                  Improvement in state of technology.

(ii)                Incfrease in no of firm in the market.

(iii)               Goods of the firm shift from profit maximum to size maximise.

(iv)              Faverirable change in government policy.

(v)                Reduction of factor price.

(vi)              Fall in cost of production.

(vii)             Decrease in price of subsituted goods.

Decrease in supply:-when the supplied of a commodity Decrease due to other factor then its prices this situation os called decrease in supply.

Causes of decrease in supply:-

(i)                  Fall in state of technology.

(ii)                Increase in price of subsitut goods.

(iii)               Fall in no. of firm in a market.

(iv)              Increase in factor price.

(v)                Tax impoz by government.

(vi)              Fall in no. of firm in a market.

(vii)             Change in good of sell maximisation and profit.

(viii)           Increase in cost of production of the firm.