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what is the difference between economic and non economic activities​

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Answered by rajwalia
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economic vs non-economic activitiesEvery human being keeps himself occupied in some activity to satisfy human wants; such activities are known as human activities. These activities are broadly classified as economic and non-economic activities. While economic activities are those conducted with an aim of earning money or acquiring wealth, non-economic activities are performed free of cost, with service motive.

The main difference between economic and non-economic activities lies in the fact that the economic activities are carried out to satisfy human needs, whereas non-economic activities are performed for gaining psychological satisfaction. So, check out this article to get some more differences amidst these two types of human activities.

Content: Economic Activities Vs Non-Economic Activities

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Answered by Ritiksuglan
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An activity performed gladly, with the aim of providing services without any regard to monetary gain is known as the non-economic activity. Economic activities are performed for economic motive, i.e. earning profit. ... As opposed to non-economic activities, which have no influence over country's national income

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