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Re: jnu 2011

Amit Goyal
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Aditi, You cannot use PY = 4(C + I) to compute PY in this case. This expression was obtained for the case when we are below full employment. Recall that we used P = m(W/Y) when we found that expression.
Please go through what I wrote above in reply to Vasudha's question. That is how it should be done. Of course the answer to 22 will also be adjusted accordingly. And don't worry if the answer is not in the options. They can be wrong. They are humans too.
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aditi5000
Okkkk Sir. Yes I understood now... that equation holds for less than full employment so to solve for I=7000 we need to use PY = C+I ... Theek hai.
And for question 22, I'm just happy my paper doesn't have a misprint :P Started doubting all other questions!! Thank you Sir!!!
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Chinni18
Good observation Aditi! The concept is finally clear to me now. Thank you Amit sir for your solutions!!!
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kaurman
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hey Can you please explain me how did you take the price level.I am not understanding the technicality and also the second part.
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Can anyone explain 51,56,58,64,65,69,70,78,81,82,91 and 92?
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