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Dilfraz Singh, Lovely Professional University                       Unit-27: Production Versus Consumption



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                       Unit-27: Production Versus Consumption








               CONTENTS

               Objectives
               Introduction

                27.1   Thoughts about Employment

                27.2   Thoughts about Weakness
                27.3   Production Limits the Consumption

                27.4   Summary
                27.5   Keywords

                27.6   Review Questions
                27.7   Further Readings



            Objectives

            After reading this unit, students will able to:
              •  Study the through about employment.
              •  Know the thought about weakness.
              •  Explain production limits the consumption.


            Introduction

            There are mainly two ideologies in economics.  First, the economists  of 19th century who think
            mainly about supply, which is related to production. In this, the main economists were Adam Smith,
            David Ricardo, J. B. Say and others. These economists mainly support to open market means no
            interference of government. Where the second ideology is of 17th century economists. This ideology
            was accepted by the 20th centurion economists who were called ‘God of Economics'. The analysis of
            Keynes was mainly depended upon demand. Demand is directly attached with consumption. The
            analysis of Keynes was determined the consumption by demand in short time. Means to conclude
            we can say that one ideology supports supply i.e. production and second supports demand means
            consumption. It means both ideologies are different.




                      Demand is directly related to consumption.





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