Differenciate stock and flow veriables?
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A stock variable is measured at one specific time, and represents a quantity existing at that point in time (say, 4th October 2016), which may have accumulated in the past.
A flow variable is measured over an interval of time. ... Savings is a stock variablewhile saving is a flow variable.
The difference is with the 's'.
A flow variable is measured over an interval of time. ... Savings is a stock variablewhile saving is a flow variable.
The difference is with the 's'.
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• Stock variables
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√ Stocks r the Avaibility of good at a point of time with the producer...
√ These r not meant totally for the sale purpose...
√ Higher in stock leads to high future avaibility of goods...
√ Ex - Wheat stock with govt in buffer stocks..
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• Flow variables
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√ These r measured according to time dimension in a economy...
√ They all r for sale purpose...
√ Higher flows means high demand and supply...
√ Example :- Sales of rice
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Answer ________
• Stock variables
_________
√ Stocks r the Avaibility of good at a point of time with the producer...
√ These r not meant totally for the sale purpose...
√ Higher in stock leads to high future avaibility of goods...
√ Ex - Wheat stock with govt in buffer stocks..
_____
_______
• Flow variables
____________
√ These r measured according to time dimension in a economy...
√ They all r for sale purpose...
√ Higher flows means high demand and supply...
√ Example :- Sales of rice
Thank you
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