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Arushi :))
@ bin
exact formula is:
Var { aX+bY} = a^2* Var (x) + b^2* Var (y) + 2ab* covariance (x,y)
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Bin
Thanks both of you!

1-d
12-d
13-b
15-d
34-d
45-b
50-a
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jack
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Q.54) d
Q.55) d
Q.56) c
Q.57) a
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Bin
In reply to this post by Arushi :))
How do you solve questions 54-57?
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jack
C is the function of current disposable income
so c(yd)
and mps =0.30
mpc=.070
C=500+.7(y-.15y+750)
so Y=C+I
Y=500+.7(Y-.15Y+750)+1000
solve this equation, you will get all the answers
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Bin
Y works out to be 5000. But how do you find the investment multiplier?What is the formula?
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Re: JNU 2013 SSS DISCUSSION

Ashima
Inv Multiplier= -(mpc/mps)
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Bin
Thanks Ashima and Jack!
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Anjali
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What about question 1 ?
I guess log function is continuous in its domain . So , ideally it should be (0,infinity) , but here we can take as (0,1) . Please help .
And can we discuss ques 10-15 here
Iam getting c for 10th .
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Re: JNU 2013 SSS DISCUSSION

Anjali
Also please help me with ques 33
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Re: JNU 2013 SSS DISCUSSION

Ridhika
For 33 If you initially take index to be 100 and out of that fuel and power part let it be 15.Now with 20% increase it increases to 18 so overall index goes up by 3 to 103.. so answer is a .. 



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Also please help me with ques 33


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For 33 If you initially take index to be 100 and out of that fuel and power part let it be 15.Now with 20% increase it increases to 18 so overall index goes up by 3 to 103.. so answer is a .. 



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Also please help me with ques 33


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Re: JNU 2013 SSS DISCUSSION

Anjali
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Thanks ridhika !
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Anjali
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What are you people getting for 60th ? B ?
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Anjali
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@Ashima , Iam not sure about your approach , but this is what I did for ques 36 -
International reserves are increasing , that implies that demand for our currency is increasing and capital is flowing in , so gradually currency will app and interest rate will go up , so savings go up.
This is just a guess. Let's wait for others to comment .
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jack
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Q.60
I got option b
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Re: JNU 2013 SSS DISCUSSION

jack
What r you people getting for Q.64-66??
64-A
65-B
66-C
Is it right?
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Re: JNU 2013 SSS DISCUSSION

Anjali
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So jack popn growth rate is redundant in ques 60th ?
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Anjali
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Jack for 64 - c
65- c/ d ( m stuck here ) I guess c
66- c
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Ridhika
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@Anjali for 36 - I'm thinking wont it have an impact on ex post variables? As ex ante no one could have known that international reserves would increase.. No?

@Jack - how are u solving 60?

Can someone please explain 26 and 45 as well.. Im getting confused :(

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