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Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

bhavya jain
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I am getting the following answers to Section A
1) b          
2) c          
3) b          
4) b          
5) d
6) a
7) c
8) d
9) c
10) c
11) b
12) d
13) d
14) c
15) c
16) c
17) b
18) a
19) d
20) b
21) a
22) a
23) c
24) c
25) a
26) d
27) c
28) a
29) b
30) c
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bhavya jain
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

xyz123
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My these answers are different:

3) a
12) b
15) d
20) a
27) d

Can you explain me 16?
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

bhavya jain
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3) how can increase in fiscal deficit lead to increase in GDP?
16) the series will be
b, ab^2, a^2b^3,..... where r=ab. Now this GP series converge(has finite sum) only if r<1, ie ab<1.
27) are u sure?
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bhavya jain
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Ambedkar 2012
http://aud.ac.in/upload/Question_Paper_for_MA_Economics_Entrance_2012.pdf

1) b
2) b
3) b
4) c
5) b
6) b
7) b
8) d
9) d
10) d
11) d
12) b
13) d
14) c
15) c
16) b
17) a
18) a
19) a
20) b
21) b
22) d
23) c
24) d
25) d
26) b
27) a
28) d
29) b
30) c
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

xyz123
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Fiscal deficit means, government spending is greater, which will lead for IS curve to shift right. I thought through this logic :/

16) Thanks :)
27) Oh no sorry, it is low output
You are right
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

bhavya jain
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plz check for 2012 answers..
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xyz123
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11) d
14) d
18) b
21) c
24) b (Can you explain me this one)
27) d


Of section B, can you explain me ques 1
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bhavya jain
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11) I marked D only
14) sorry my mistake it's d) only
24) b)
prob(A wins)=Prob(B wins)=2 prob(C wins) ie A:B:C=2:2:1, thus p(c wins)=1/5
27) f(-3)=12 & g(12)=23 so a)
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Anjali
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This post was updated on Jun 30, 2014; 11:56am.
Bhavya which 14 th ques are you referring to - paper 2012 or 2013 ?
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

bhavya jain
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2012
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

Anjali
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This post was updated on Jun 30, 2014; 11:55am.
In reply to this post by xyz123
I agree with xyz for the fiscal deficit question
Fiscal deficit increases , which means G-T increases : that can be attained either by a decrease in T or an increase in G , so GDP should increase.
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Aish
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@ Bhavya please explain how did you solve 29 que (2012-13)
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Anjali
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2013 :
All answers matching except
10. B
13. C
15. D
17. D
20. A ( not sure )
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Anjali
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Bhavya , in 2012 paper , can jeans and ball be substitutes ? By logic yes , but in reality they are not substitutes. I was guessing its ans as option C .
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

Anjali
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Ques 2 - 2012
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

bhavya jain
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@ Anjali
How's 17) d
for 2nd (2012) i think they are substitutes only bcoz delx/del p>0, which is there only in case of substitutes...
29) real economic growth=growth (2005)-growth(2004)/growth in% (2004)*100=5/555*100=0.901
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

Anjali
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Because , for ques 17 th , R^2=ESS/TSS
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Re: Ambedkar 2013 paper discussion

sonal dhawan
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heyy.....for ques 22(ambedkar 2013) why will the ans be option a??