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Total No. of Questions : 17


MBA (2018 Batch) (Sem.–1)
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23437 23437 ECONOMICS
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Subject Code : MBA-102-18


Paper ID : [75403]
23437 Time : 3 Hrs.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES :
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1.
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SECTION-A
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EIGHT questions
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carrying T WO marks
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has to attempt ALL questions.
2. SECTIONS-B consists of FOUR Subsections : Units-I, II, III & IV. Each
Subsection contains T WO questions each carrying EIGHT marks each and
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3. SECTION-C is COMPULSORY and consist of ONE Case Study carrying T WELVE
marks.

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SECTION-A
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Define Demand.

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What is Cross Elasticity of Demand?
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3. Define Returns to Scale.

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Differentiate between real interest rate and nominal interest rate.
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SECTION-B
UNIT-I
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9. Discuss the meaning and nature of managerial economics.
10. What is demand forecasting? What are the benefits of demand forecasting of a new
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UNIT-II
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11. Explain how the least cost combination of inputs can be achieved.
12. Describe relationship between total revenue, average revenue and marginal revenue.
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UNIT-III
13. What is perfect competition? Explain the conditions of equilibrium of firm under perfect
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14. Describe the main features of land as factor of production.

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15. Define national income. What are the difficulties in measuring national income?

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SECTION-C
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Case Study :
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Food prices often rise or fall with good or bad harvests or because of a change in demand.
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on European markets.
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nuts has increased as more people switch to healthier diets. This includes the purchase of

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inelastic, any rise in demand tends to have a relatively large effect on price.

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the longer term, rainfall
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Questions :
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a) Explain the supply conditions of Brazil nuts as discussed in the above case.
b) What determines the price of Brazil nuts?
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