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Hyderabad 2011 Doubts

Ayushya Kaul
I seem to have encountered quite a number of unclear answers and doubts in this paper. I would be more than grateful is someone could answer any of them.

The link: http://www.uohyd.ac.in/images/pdf/question_papers/ma_economics.pdf

Q11) A commodity is available in fixed supply. Demand is downward sloping w.r.t its own price. It is found that in equilibrium configuration, there is excess supply for this commodity at zero price. Then this represents a case of:

a. Unique equilibrium price
b. Multiple equilibria
c. Commodity that is a free good
d. All of the above

Q25) If a firm is producing where its SMC is equal to price and LMC is less than LAC, then it would do better in the long run by

a. increasing output with its existing plan until LMC equals price
b. increasing plant size until LMC and SMC are identical and equal to price
c. decrease plant size until LAC,SAC and price are equal
d. doing nothing since its already at LR profit maximizing point

Q47) Fiscal deficit is economical sustainable if:
a. Revenue growth is faster than inflation
b. Current a/c deficit grows slower than fiscal a/c deficit
c. capital expenditure grows faster than revenue expenditure
d. Nominal Growth rate of GDP is higher than the interest rate


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Ayushya Kaul
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78) Supply curve of labour to industry is horizontal if there is surplus labour in agriculture. This persists as long as:

a. MPL is less than APL in agriculture
b. MPL in agriculture is less than MPL in industry
c. MPL is subject to diminishing returns in agriculture
d. MPL in agriculture is zero

88) In Ricardian model, growth is ultimately limited by
a. capital shortage
b. falling natural price of labour
c. pessimistic expectation of investors
d. greater difficulty of growing corn

90) Assume an industrial growth rate of 6%, what is its contribution to GDP growth if share of industrial sector to GDP is 25%?

100. Keynesian theory is based upon?
a. Microeconomic foundations
b. observed quantities
c. accounting identities

d. All of the above

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Ayushya Kaul
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Darth Vader
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I have similar doubts.
Can anyone help out?
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