JNU Questions,

[vaibhavR]

JNU 2009,

A19, Answer should be a, correct?

JNU 2008,

A10, answer is a, correct?

A21, b?


A23, e?

B6, d?


B9, a?


How does one go about in B10?

And did anyone could crack C4?


JNU 2007,

A14, its a?


A16, its a right?

[MONIKA]

evn im getting same for des except-
a10 2008- e(any of dos is possible)

[aastha]

@ vaibhav

2008
A 10 it should be e
A 23 its b , i,e. 500
B9 is c  change in India's RER = india's ER + domestic inflation rate - trading partner's inflation rate


i hope it helps :)

[vaibhavR]

aastha wrote

@ vaibhav

2008
A 10 it should be e
A 23 its b , i,e. 500
B9 is c  change in India's RER = india's ER + domestic inflation rate - trading partner's inflation rate


i hope it helps :)

hey tell me what wrong with this:


For A10,

X = 10             30
TC= 10            20
AC=  1              0.66

MC= (TC2-TC1)/(X2-X1)= 0.5

Since MC cuts AC from below and at its minimum. So when AC is minimum, AC=MC. Since they are not equal right now and AC is falling, AC will keep falling and MC will keep rising till they both are equal ..

MC should be > 0.5


for A 23, I am getting 535?? You just have to sum the infinte GP, right?


for B9, shouldnt it be :

change in India's RER = india's ER + trading partner's inflation rate -domestic inflation rate ??

sincce R = ePf/P

[aastha]

@ vaibhav :

since Ac is falling then we are before the point minAC=MC . . before this point MC will be first decreasing and then increasing . . .draw the diagram u ll understand

for perpetuity question
Mkt value = 35/1.07 +35/(1.07)sq + 35/(1.07)cube +...........................
              = 1/(1.07) {35 + 35/1.07 + 35/1.07^2 +....................}
              =1/1.07 ( its a GP with a = 35 and r =1/1.07)
calculate it from here u ll get it as 500 . . .option b

n ya you are with that real ER question . . my apologies :)

[vaibhavR]

@ AC, MC Q
Yeah exactly ... but how do we know till when MC is falling and from when does it start rising ??