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JNU SIS 2013

MohitG
22. "The average income of the people in province A is greater than the average income of
the people in province B. Some people migrate from province A to province B and as a
result the average income of both the provinces rise." Is the statement feasible?
(a) This can never happen
(b) This will always happen
(c) This is possible if the richer people of province A migrate to province B
(d) None of the given options

Ans - (a)

23. "All those who have a good voice are good singers ." This statement logically implies
(a) all those who do not have a good voice are not good singers
(b) all those who are not good singers do not have a good voice
(c) all those who are good singers have a good voice
(d) All of the given options

Ans - (b)

19. Suppose full employment level of output is Rs 680, the equilibrium level of output is
Rs 600 and the marginal propensity to consume is 0.80 . Full employment output can be
achieved by Rs 16 increase in government spending . Which of the following changes in
net lump sum tax revenues result in full employment output?
(a) A Rs 20 decrease
(b) A Rs 20 increase
(c) A Rs 16 increase
(d) A Rs 16 decrease

Ans - (c)

I want to know if I did them correct  :(
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MohitG
Hey guys plzz reply
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SoniaKapoor
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q22 and 23 ...my answers are same as yours
MA Economics
DSE
2014-16
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Anjali
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Hey ! For 19 , I think its c .
Change in Y / change in G = 1/1-c
80/change in G = 5
Change in G is 16 . Since output has to be increased , G should be increased.
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Anjali
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And fir 22 and 23 , my ans are coming to be the same as yours.
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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MohitG
Thank you Anjali and Sonia :)
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econ14
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anjali for 19 why (c) not (a) plzzzz help.
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ViV
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19 (a)
22 (c)
23 (b)
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Shefali
pls explain quest 19
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ViV
lump-sum tax multiplier
dy/dt = -b/1-b
80/dt = -0.8/0.2
dt = -20
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deepasna.kalra
Has somebody done QUES 24 of this paper. Please reply? Thanks
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Aish
Can someone please tell how to solve 9 11 and 12. please :(
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ViV
9
Area = Integrate(x+4)dx from(-6 to 0) + Integrate(x^2)dx from(0 to 5) + Integrate(7dx) from(5 to 8)
      = 206/3
12
Probability = Integrate(x)dx from(1/3 to 1) + Integrate(2-x)dx from(1 to 5/3)
              8/9
Similarly, Integrate(2-x)dx from(1 to 2)
probability = 1/2

I couldn't do 11.
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Dreyfus
 for q11
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ViV
THANKS vaibhav
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Aish
Thanks a ton Viv and Vaibhav :)
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Akshay Jain
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Consider in country A incomes are 50,60 nd 70
avg is 60
in country B are  30,40 nd 50
avg is 40
now the person vd income 50 from country A moves to B
new avg in country A is 65
and in B is 42.5
thus both avgs increases
so it cannot b option A
Akshay Jain
Masters in Economics
Delhi School of Economics
2013-15
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ViV
So Akshay what should be the Answer for this question??
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Akshay Jain
according to me it shud b option D...
Akshay Jain
Masters in Economics
Delhi School of Economics
2013-15
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ViV
But I am getting C as I worked with an example.