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Anjali
For 8th A
I am not sure of the explanation , but I did read it somewhere.
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Granpa Simpson
Sorry Anjali it was my error.. i meant d only for the kinked demand curve model, but by mistake i wrote b..again the logic remains the same, since it is a form of price competition so the other firms do not react on price increase while they react when there is a price decrease. This occurs because the demand curve is highly elastic above the kink while it is inelastic below the kink.
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SoniaKapoor
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anjali...how did u get 35 as c?
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SoniaKapoor
Negative Binomial distribution is general case of :
a) Binomial Distribution
b) Geometric Distribution
c) Poisson Distribution
d) None of the above

Geometric distribution is a particular case of
a) Binomial Distribution
b) Negative Binomial Distribution
c) Uniform Distribution
d) Hyper geometric Distribution
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Re: Gokhale Model Paper I

Anjali
Geometric distribution is a particular case of negative binomial distribution .
Dunno about the general case - maybe its geometric distribution.
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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jack
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@Anjali
please explain sec.A-Q.4
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Ashima
Anjali since the tax is increasing more than the income isnt it a harsh tax, making it regressive.

Can you please explain 14 15 35 and 36.Please.
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Ashima
Sorry 15 16 and 35 36 . Anjali?
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Re: Gokhale Model Paper I

Ashima
8th is b.
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Anjali
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Which section , Ashima ?
And , are you sure that 8th is B ?
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Anjali
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Use this jack :
( a+0.12a ) * 3 = 1092
Find a , that's the ans
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Ashima
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Okay I am sorry, 8th whcih section?

And 35 36 that IS LM one.
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Re: Gokhale Model Paper I

Anjali

8th from section B


"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Ashima
Thanks a tonne :)

And if we are talkinh about 8th section c then its b.
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Tanya47
Could someone explain m,e the calculations for Q.31 (section-B)

i see the answer is 2900 - but i cant figure out how
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sonal dhawan
section b q19:Assume that there are 100 markets in an economy. Prices have adjusted so that 98
markets are in equilibrium. Then Walras’ Law implies that
a) also the remaining two markets are in equilibrium
b) it is impossible that both remaining markets display excess demand
c) the market prices in the remaining two markets have to fall
d) the market prices in the remaining two markets have to rise

ans to this ques should be b rite?
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Re: Gokhale Model Paper I

rongmon
Yes, b is correct.
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Re: Gokhale Model Paper I

sonal dhawan
Thanks
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akanksha
can somebody please try this q..plzzz explain also..thanks :)

13) The demand for spring water is given by P = 1000- Q. Assume that the cost of
production to be zero. What is the equilibrium price for the industry if there are four
firms in the industry?
 a) Rs. 800
 b) Rs. 200
 c) Rs.100
 d) Rs.1000
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Goku
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can someone please expain these questions
section B: 7,8,9,10,13,15,16,20,31,32
Section C: 6
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