History of Polymer Note in Nepal
History of Polymer Notes in Nepal In B.S. 2059 (A.D. 2002), Nepal Rastra Bank introduced 50 million pieces of a 10-rupee polymer banknote into the market for the first time. The note was issued on…
History of Polymer Notes in Nepal In B.S. 2059 (A.D. 2002), Nepal Rastra Bank introduced 50 million pieces of a 10-rupee polymer banknote into the market for the first time. The note was issued on…
सदर मुलुकीखानाको इतिहास वि.सं. १९९० बैशाख ७ मा गठन भएको राणाकालीन प्रशासनमा केन्द्रिय बैङ्कको काम गर्ने निकायलाई सदर मुलुकी खाना भनिन्थ्यो । मुलुकी खानाको राजस्वको निकासी कौसी तोषाखानाबाट गरिन्थ्यो । नेपालमा पहिलो पटक वि.सं. २००२…
Here is the salary scale of government teachers, ranking from secondary first class to primary level third class. This salary range has been updated after the budget speech 2083/84. The government has increased the salaries…
If you are a Nepali civil servant, a Lok Sewa Aayog aspirant, or simply curious about how much government employees earn in Nepal, this guide covers everything you need to know. This article provides the…
The latest salary scale of the Nepal Army after the budget 2083/84. This salary scale will be effective from the 2083 Shrawan 1. The latest salary scale of the Nepal police, from the rank of…
The latest salary scale of the Nepal police after the budget 2083/84. This salary scale will be effective from the 2083 Shrawan 1. The latest salary scale of Nepal police from rank IGP to Recruiter.…
Before understanding the marginal productivity theory, first know what the theory of distribution. This is the neo-classical theory of distribution, which argues that the price of any input depends on its marginal productivity. Marginal productivity…
In economics, theories of distribution explain how an economy’s total wealth or national income is divided among individuals (personal distribution) and among the factors of production (functional distribution). Functional distribution focuses on the rewards paid…
Deadweight loss is defined as the loss in social welfare due to inefficiencies of the market. The market is inefficient due to government intervention and market imperfections. It is a loss in social welfare due…