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Ramakrishnan Venkateswaran
Subject: Economics
, asked on 24/4/18
in a 2 sector economy,total production is always equal to total consumption.explain
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Shanaya
Subject: Economics
, asked on 25/3/18
Q. The equilibrium market wage rate is Rs. 14,000 per month. The government finding it low fixes minimum wage rate at Rs. 18,000 per month. Examine the implications of this decision. Use diagram.
Q. Explain the implications of fixing minimum wage rate higher than equilibrium market wage rate. Use a numerical example.
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Adarsh Jhunjhunwala
Subject: Economics
, asked on 24/3/18
what will br the effect of demonetisation on equilibrium price and quantity
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Ambareesh
Subject: Economics
, asked on 23/3/18
market equilibrium under perfect competition schedule please
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Indu Nair
Subject: Economics
, asked on 22/3/18
with an increase in income demand falls.is this positive or negative income effect?
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Ipsita Chakravarty
Subject: Economics
, asked on 3/2/18
Can monopoly product be homogeneous?
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Shelly Bothra
Subject: Economics
, asked on 10/1/18
Explain briefly determination of market equilibrium under perfect competition. Please answer as quick a possible because i have my paper tomorrow.
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Shelly Bothra
Subject: Economics
, asked on 28/10/17
Cut throat competition is a feature of which kind of market form?
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Esha Pandey
Subject: Economics
, asked on 4/10/17
Eqilibrium under perfect competetion, monopoly ,monopolist competetion ,oligopoly in the syllabus??
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Esha Pandey
Subject: Economics
, asked on 4/10/17
Can a monopolist incur losses? Explain.
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Abhinav Garg
Subject: Economics
, asked on 15/8/17
explain producer equilbrium in situation of zero cost monopoly??
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Abhinav Garg
Subject: Economics
, asked on 15/8/17
what will be the effect on equilibrium quantity when supply is constant and opposite supply is perfectly inelastic
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Abhinav Garg
Subject: Economics
, asked on 15/8/17
explain producer equilbrium in situation of zero cost monopoly
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Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 10/8/17
If a producer gets a Subsidy of ₹'c' per unit then what will be the the new demand function????
(Initial Demand Function is QD = a + bP)
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Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 9/8/17
If a producer has to pay a Tax of ₹'c' per unit then the new demand function is
QD = a + b(P-c)
However if the tax is flat i.e ₹'d' tax has to be paid irrespective of the units produced (independent of production quantity) then how to show this change in the Demand Function?????
By flat Tax, I mean that the amount of Tax is fixed it does not vary with the Quantity Supplied/Demanded
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Q. Explain the implications of fixing minimum wage rate higher than equilibrium market wage rate. Use a numerical example.
(Initial Demand Function is QD = a + bP)
QD = a + b(P-c)
However if the tax is flat i.e ₹'d' tax has to be paid irrespective of the units produced (independent of production quantity) then how to show this change in the Demand Function?????
By flat Tax, I mean that the amount of Tax is fixed it does not vary with the Quantity Supplied/Demanded