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In which stage does marginal physical product become negative and rising?
What assumptions need to be taken into consideration when drawing a PPF curve?
China felt it was rapidly overpopulating, and it introduced the One-Child Policy. Was it fair for the Chinese government to impose a one-child per family limit on Chinese society? Explain your answer.
in a certain economy the marginal propensity to save is 0.2 and the autonomous consumption is 400
a) formulate the consumption functions
b)if the government expenditures were to be increased by 50% what would be the resultant change in national income
QUESTION 1 (20)
In each of the following cases only one answer is correct. Write the letter that represents the correct answer,
next to each number. E.g. 1.11 a
1.1 Which one of the following statements is false?
a) Choice is necessary because of limited wants.
b) The means available to satisfy wants are limited.
c) The wants of human beings are unlimited.
d) The opportunity cost of producing a given commodity is the value of the best forgone alternative which
could have been produced with the factors of production used in its production.
Discuss how public choice is derived through different voting models.
Why is Fiscal Fedrelism efficient in provision of public service?
Think global and act local for sustainable development . How is this practically possible in urban spaces like Delhi and explain this with suitable example
The following information represents the National Income Model of an 'Utopian' economy


Y = C+I+G

C= a+b(Y-T)

T= d+tY

I=Io

G=Go


where a>O; O<b<1

d>O; O<t<1


T=Taxes

I=Investment

G=Government Expenditure


i) Explain the economic interpretation of the parameters a,b,d and t

ii) Find the equilibrium values of income, consumption and taxes.
When Monica first entered the workforce in 2000 her annual salary was $41,500. Since that time Monica has been promoted. Now Monica wants to compare her income progression in real terms with her current salary in of $115,000. If CPI was 136 in 2000 and 156 in 2016, what is the difference between her starting salary and her current salary in 2016 price equivalents?
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