Explain the two characteristics of Public goods; a) Non-rivalrous and b) low degree of
excludability. How does the Idea behave like a public goods? Explain the problems
associated with the nature of Data on Ideas. (Romer Model)
“Among countries that have the same steady state, the convergence hypothesis should hold:
poor countries should grow faster on average than rich countries”. Explain with graphs and
examples. (Romer Model)
Explain why an increase in saving in the Solow model has a level effect but not a growth
effect.
A) Discuss the steady state condition in the Solow model with population growth and no
technological progress.
B) In the Solow model with no population growth and no
technological progress, explain the golden rule level of consumption. Use a diagram to
discuss your answer.
C) When it would be possible to increase output per unit of labour
even at the steady state? Discuss.
What constitutes the knife-edge instability problem in the Harrod model? Give a formal
proof and illustrate with an example.
As of September 2021, the population (16+ years of age) in the U.S. is 263
million people. The labor force participation rate is 61%, and the unemployment rate
is 4.8%. What is the employment level?
4. You win $100 in a basketball poo. You have
a choice between spending the money now or
putting it away for a year in a bank account
that pays 5 percent interest. What is the oppor-
tunity cost of spending the $100 now? ANoLW
How Total revenue changes with change in output when Marginal Revenue is positive
The economy is at full employment. Now the government wants to change the composition of demand towards investment and away from consumption without, however, allowing aggregate demand to go beyond full employment. What is the required Policy mix? Use the IS-LM diagram to show your policy proposal.