jnu 2010

[Sanjeev sharma]

@ Aditi

for question number 39
It is mathematical proof that .999999.. is always equal to 1!

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[Sanjeev sharma]

@AJ

answer 77
from my point of view solution is as follows and the correct answer is (a):

warranted growth rate is Saving rate/ ICOR i.e 14/4 or 3.5 ....(1)
natural growth rate is labour force growth rate i.e. 3

therefore, 3.5 > 3!

[Sanjeev sharma]

@Aditi

have you solved q42??

anybody for q42?

[AnonymousNow]

@aditi Why did we divide it by 0405 in Q. no 58 (jnuee 2010) and not by 0.595 or by the given MPS of 30 % or 0.3 ??? I didnt quite get it clearly. Pleaseeeeeee help

[econ14]

@ JAYDEE as we write our is equation as y=  c+ I + G and when we solve it we get some thing like-
y(1-c(1-t) ) = barA - bi
and we get multiplier as 1/ 1-c(1-t). this is why we divide by .405