Economics activities refer to the activities which are done for the income or earning, eg:Carpenter working in his workshop Non-economic activities mean the activities which are not done for income or earning. eg: a child helping an old man cross the road
examples of non economic factors
non economic activities- housewives doing household work , going to temple, watering the plants, boating, holidaying
population
economic activities are done to earn more and more money. this sort of activities are not done because of love or affection but for personal intrest, whereas non economic activities are do for love, pleasure, sympathy, etc. example for economic activities are :- 1. a doctor working at his clinic 2. a carpenter working at his workshop example for non economic activities are :- 1. a child helping an old man cross the road
Economics activities refer to the activities which are done for the income or earning, eg:Carpenter working in his workshop Non-economic activities mean the activities which are not done for income or earning. eg: a child helping an old man cross the road
examples of non economic factors
non economic activities- housewives doing household work , going to temple, watering the plants, boating, holidaying
Primary economic activities are those activities where natural resources are extracted from the earth. Examples of primary activities are mining, farming and fishing.
The works which are done by people and do get any salary for it is known as Non-Economic Activities. For eg....works done by mothers in houses,home tuition etc....
population
Begging is non economic activities because is self help.. For daily meal and the money can hardly be saved
Giving money to hobos (and Shabbir)
economic activities are done to earn more and more money. this sort of activities are not done because of love or affection but for personal intrest, whereas non economic activities are do for love, pleasure, sympathy, etc. example for economic activities are :- 1. a doctor working at his clinic 2. a carpenter working at his workshop example for non economic activities are :- 1. a child helping an old man cross the road
Primary economic activities are those activities where natural resources are extracted from the earth. Examples of primary activities are mining, farming and fishing.
Activities which are undertaken to satisfy social, religious cultural and sentimental require­ments are called non-economic activities. The object of these activities is not to earn monetary gain or reward.People engage in non-economic activities for reasons of love, sympathy, religion, patriotism, etc. For example, a mother looks after her children, a student donates blood, an old man goes to temple daily, a rich man donates money to Prime Minister Relief Fund; a young man helps a blind girl cross the road, etc.It is the object of any activity that distinguishes between economic and non-economic activities. The primary objective of economic activities is to earn livelihood and create wealth.On the other hand, the main objective of non-economic activities is to get some sort of social, cultural, religious or recreational satisfaction.The output of economic activities can be measured in terms of money e.g., the salary of a teacher, the fee of a doctor and the profits of a businessman. But the result of non-economic activities cannot be measured in terms of money.The same activity may be economic as well as non-economic. For example, a nurse attend­ing a patient in a hospital is an economic activity as the nurse works for a salary.But when the same nurse attends to her sick mother at home it is a non-economic activity because the object is not to earn money.Thus, the activity of the same person may be economic at one-time or place and non-economic at another time or place. The dividing line is not the activity or the person who is doing it but the objective for which it is undertaken.Thus, non-economic activities are undertaken due to the following considerations:(i) Love and affection - for example taking dinner with the family, cooking food for family.(ii) Personal satisfaction - For example meditating in a park.(iii) Physical needs - for example morning walk by a person.(iv) Religious obligation - for example praying in a temple.(v) Social obligations - for example helping victims of an accident, flood or earthquake.(vi) Patriotism - donating blood for injured army men.
Yes, the traditional economic activities are the same as the ealy economic activities.