1
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Differentiate between perceived demand curve and proportional demand curve in a monopolistic competitive market. Explain why the proportional demand curve is steeper than the perceived demand curve.
EconomyMicroeconomics
2
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Discuss critically the phenomenon of classical dichotomy.
EconomyMacroeconomics
3
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Show that ad valorem tax is preferable to specific sales tax from a firm's point of view in generating the same level of tax revenue.
EconomyPublic Finance
4
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Examine the role of treasury bills in controlling money supply.
EconomyMacroeconomics
5
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Write down the major assumptions behind Neoclassical Loanable Funds Theory of Interest.
EconomyMacroeconomics
6
20 Markshard
Derive Pareto optimality conditions in production in a two commodities-two factors-two producers framework. Show that Pareto optimality does not necessarily guarantee for equity.
EconomyWelfare Economics
7
15 Markshard
Write down the behavioural assumptions used in Marshallian and Walrasian approaches of market stability. Show that these two approaches become conflicting when both the demand and supply curves are positively sloped.
EconomyMicroeconomics
8
15 Marksmedium
Describe the short-run and long-run equilibrium of a firm under monopolistic competition.
EconomyMicroeconomics
9
20 Marksmedium
Explain the concept of underemployment equilibrium with graphical illustration. Why full employment cannot be reached automatically in Keynes' approach? Analyse.
EconomyMacroeconomics
10
15 Markshard
Calculate the equilibrium national income (Y) and interest rate (r) by using an appropriate macroeconomic model from the information given below :
Aggregate saving function: s = −40+0.5(Y −T) +0.25r
Tax function : T=20+0.2Y
Investment function : I = 20-0.25r
Money demand function : L = 0.4Y-0.5r
Aggregate money supply : M = 40 (rupees in crore)
How will the equilibrium values change when money supply is increased by ₹20 crore?
EconomyMacroeconomics
11
15 Marksmedium
Critically analyse classical theory of interest.
EconomyMacroeconomics
12
20 Marksmedium
Describe the mechanism of credit creation by commercial banks and its implications on multiplier effect. Analyse some of the limitations that can jeopardise the implications on multiplier effect.
EconomyMacroeconomics
13
15 Marksmedium
Distir ruish between public goods and private goods. Explain how market failure occurs in the case of public goods.
EconomyWelfare Economics
14
15 Marksmedium
What is the difference between Fisher's theory and Cambridge cash balance approach to quantity theory of money? What is the criticism of each? Which one is more relevant in present context? Justify.
EconomyMacroeconomics
15
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Critically examine 'per capita' GDP as a crude indicator of development.
EconomyDevelopment Economics
16
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Explain managed floating and sterilized interventions for exchange rate.
EconomyInternational Economics
17
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Discuss how carbon trading is helpful in reducing environmental degradation.
EconomyEnvironment
18
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
"Higher tariffs do not increase employment, they just redistribute the unemployed." Do you agree with the statement? Explain.
EconomyInternational Economics
19
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
Explain how the equilibrium terms of trade are determined by using offer curves of the trading partners.
EconomyInternational Economics
20
20 Marksmedium
Discuss the elasticity approach and absorption approach for adjustments in balance of payments.
EconomyInternational Economics
21
15 Marksmedium
By using Stolper-Samuelson theorem, discuss the possible effects of free trade on income inequalities in developing countries.
EconomyInternational EconomicsDevelopment Economics
22
15 Marksmedium
Explain how the elasticity of demand for foreign exchange is influenced by the elasticity of home demand for imports and by the elasticity of home supply of import-competing goods.
EconomyInternational Economics