Results will be out within two weeks. It was the case last year. Number of seats- 20
I have some doubts to be discussed.
(1) Correlation coefficient between x and y = -0.5. Then
(a) x can explain 25% of variation of y
(b) x can explain 50% variation of y.
(2) India's savings rate is
(a) more than its investment rate.
(b) less than its investment rate.
25% explained by x. No idea about saving rate.
The paper was easy. But given that the number of seats are 20 it doesn't make a difference. The cut off is likely to go higher. Part B was almost like comprehension. But since it was descriptive accuracy might matter a lot. Fingers crossed.
I remember reading somewhere(I guess Nagar AL), if r is the correlation coefficient, r^2 is the explained variation because of correlation and the rest by the error. So here 0.5^2=0.25; U may verify it.
I attempted 21. Left some confusing Indian Economy and Macroeconomics questions. 0.5 negative marking is too high.
What answer you people got for the change in consumer surplus question. I got 12.
If price increases, in the case of a giffen good
(a) Income effect is positive, Substitution effect is negative
(b) Income effect -ve and substitution effect +ve
(c) Income effect -ve and substitution effect -ve
(d) Income effect +ve and substitution effect +ve.
I marked (c). Am I correct?
yes Ibrahim, I think c is correct. Substitution effect is always -ve. And for normal good income effect is +ve, since Giffian is an inferior good income effect has to be negative.
Its a) for sure! Substitution effect is negative and income effect is positive. Moreover positive income effect dominates the negative substitution effect so that total price effect is positive in case of Giffen goods!