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Urdu – Maashi Taraqqui Ki Samajh - زر اور قرض — Notes

Social Science Urdu – Maashi Taraqqui Ki Samajh - زر اور قرض English Medium Free sample chapter

زر اور قرض

معاشی ترقی کی سمجھ   •   3/5   •   Detailed Chapter Revision Notes

باب کا خلاصہ

Money simplifies exchange by serving as a medium of exchange and unit of account. Credit can support productive activity but may also create a debt burden when terms are unfavourable.

درسی کتاب پر مبنی تفصیلی تصورات

Barter and double coincidence

Barter requires each party to want what the other offers. Money removes this difficulty by acting as a commonly accepted medium of exchange.

Modern forms of money

Currency and demand deposits are widely used. Banks accept deposits and facilitate payments through cheques and other mechanisms.

Formal credit

Banks and cooperatives provide loans under documented terms and are supervised within the formal financial system.

Informal credit

Moneylenders, traders, employers, relatives and friends may provide credit. Terms can vary greatly and may include high interest or other conditions.

Self-help groups

SHGs pool savings and provide small loans to members, particularly helping borrowers who may have limited access to formal banking.

Debt and credit conditions

The impact of a loan depends on interest, collateral, documentation, risk and the borrower's ability to repay. Credit can support investment but can also lead to a debt trap.

اہم اصطلاحات

Medium of exchange
Demand deposit
Collateral
Interest
Formal credit
Informal credit
Self-help group

بورڈ امتحان کی توجہ

  • How does money solve the problem of barter?
  • Differentiate formal and informal credit.
  • Explain the role of self-help groups.
  • When can credit become harmful?

فوری دہرائی

  • Barter and double coincidence
  • Modern forms of money
  • Formal credit
  • Informal credit
  • Self-help groups
  • Debt and credit conditions

آخری وقت کی دہرائی

Revise the definitions, causes, effects, examples, comparisons and textbook activities. Practise map/figure-based points where applicable and answer the chapter exercises in your own words.