ISI 2017 key

[Akshay Pamnani]

I think 15 should be B,as there is no capital mobility.
and 27 is B.

[Daffodils]

Same.. any idea about 18.
Also for 9, if the optimal vector is 4,5,7 ,, I think all consumers would go for the bundle rather than buying separately.. so I belive the answer to 9 is A

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[RZeta7]

Savings with constant GDP- should be B
IS-LM-BP model - B
Wage indexation - B
Not sure about the supply of stocks one

BTW I am getting 86 in PEA, and ~81(between 77 & 85) in PEB.
Any comment on my chances ?

[Daffodils]

pretty good

[Akshay Pamnani]

14- Public + Private Savings =National Savings=Y-C-G
To increase these savings,just decrease G,which means a Contractionery Fiscal Policy,and to offset this would require an expansoinery Monetary Policy.

[Akshay Pamnani]

Yeah,(7,6,9) seems like the optimal vector.
Shit!
Another one wrong.
I would barely get a 70 now.
Am I screwed?

[Daffodils]

I dont know man, even i'm getting a 76-85.

[Akshay Pamnani]

If I somehow get in to the interview round,would the written exam marks count?
That is if I totally rock the interview,would it guarantee an admission?

[Daffodils]

lets wait for the list and worry about these then. right now prepare for igidr interview if you got through.

[Akshay Pamnani]

I am just taking 2 exams man,ISI and DSE. That's it
And I just want ISI somehow,nothing else is exciting me.

[Daffodils]

All the best

[Akshay Pamnani]

Thanx a lot man,same to you!!:)

[RZeta7]

Another one wrong for me as well, which pushes my expected score into the mid seventies.
Is this platform a good indicator of cutoff scores? People who have been active for a long time, please throw some light!!!

[Akshay Pamnani]

Ah man,I was worried you will give a knock down argument and make another of my answers wrong.:P

[RZeta7]

I got the optimal vector one wrong.
Don't worry about 14, I messed up in my initial post. Essentially to increase savings r must fall, which happens under option C.  

[RZeta7]

BTW I am referencing Mankiw's chapter on National Income when I state that "Essentially to increase savings r must fall."
Wanted to clarify as it sounds a bit counter-intuitive under ordinary circumstances.

[Akshay Pamnani]

What is r?

[RZeta7]

interest rate

[Akshay Pamnani]

Man,I am so thoroughly confused again,if the interest rate falls the savings should fall,right?You sure a statement like this is written in Mankiw?