JNU 2006-2002 Doubts

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Anjali
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Homer Simpson
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Ron, whats the reasoning for 12(d)?
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Homer Simpson
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Anjali, sd is not independent of change in scale. Var(aX) = a^2Var(X). as for 13, answer is c. cant be a.

17(a) for the question u posted cuz in A, that will government investment expenditure and in B, it will be government consumption expenditure.
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bhavya jain
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@ Anjali.
i think for 17) it's c) as in economy B, 400 wn't be counted as a govt expenditure. others plz confirm...
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The Villain
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foreign direct investment,flows to and fr reserves and borrowing are part of financial/capital acc.
Also net invest income includes remittances,wages,salaries etc
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bhavya jain
@ Ron plz confirm Q17) posted by Anjali
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The Villain
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Also,17 is a
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Anjali
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@Tsuki are you sure of 19th ? Why not more than .5 ?
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Anjali
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What about 10, 16, 17 n 18 ?
Ron , when capital borrowings increase , why do we take it on the positive side of capital account ?
And please confirm ques 1 ?
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Homer Simpson
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yep i am sure about 19th. the median is 10 years. half of the group is more than 10 years old. so the part of the group more than 12 years old has to be less than half the group.
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Anjali
Yea that makes sense ! Thanks tsuki
Please see 10, 16, 17 n 18
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The Villain
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@anjali ..Loan by domestic bank to an overseas resident is recorded as deficit..
n i think that quest should be a^x...so a^2log a
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The Villain
some 1 ...pls help with q10
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Homer Simpson
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10(d), 17(d)

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Anjali
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Borrowings and loan are not same thing ??? I mean like when govt issue bonds , which is a borrowing , so it's a deficit for govt , because it's paying out interest - it will be on liabilities side . Let me know where Iam going wrong.
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Anjali
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For 10th I think a !
And what about 1 ?
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bhavya jain
2001
Q 13) Keynes main contribution to economics was to show that
a) a socialist economy is intrinsically unworkable
b) an open economy is always superior to a closed one
c) a capitalist economy can be afflicted by a problem of demand deficiency
d) controlling the deficit on the govt's budget is the principal economic problems of our time.
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Homer Simpson
13(c)
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Anjali
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13-c
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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