Docsity
Docsity

Prepare for your exams
Prepare for your exams

Study with the several resources on Docsity


Earn points to download
Earn points to download

Earn points by helping other students or get them with a premium plan


Guidelines and tips
Guidelines and tips

Intermediate Macroeconomic I: Foundations of Aggregate Income Determination, Exams of Macroeconomics

This is the question paper for the 4th semester examinations conducted by the University of Delhi. The paper is worth a total of 90 marks (Section A: 6 marks per question and Section B: 12 marks per question). By reviewing this paper, you can gain a brief understanding of the exam pattern and the types of questions that are likely to be asked.

Typology: Exams

2024/2025

Available from 05/18/2025

aaditya-nayak-2032
aaditya-nayak-2032 🇮🇳

1 document

1 / 8

Toggle sidebar

This page cannot be seen from the preview

Don't miss anything!

bg1
pf3
pf4
pf5
pf8

Partial preview of the text

Download Intermediate Macroeconomic I: Foundations of Aggregate Income Determination and more Exams Macroeconomics in PDF only on Docsity!

[This question paper contains 8 p Sr. Unique Paper Code Name of the Paper Name of the Course No. of Question Paper : 7311 Founda Income | Semester > LAR Duration : 3 Hours D Instructions for Candidates l. rinted pages. | 2272202401 Intermediate Macroeconomic [: ‘ions of Aggregate Determination B.A. (Prog.) Major Maximum Marks : 90 Write your Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt of this question paper. All questions are divided into two sections, A and B. | a Attempt any five questions out of seven questions from each of the sections. Section A has short answer questions and each carries 5 marks whereas Section B contains long ‘answer questions and each carries 12 marks. PLT.O. 7311 - ERY 5. Clearly indicate the section when answering any question. ither in English or Hindi; 6. Answers may be written ¢ used throughout the but the same medium should be el 1.° Derive schedu oral w& fae frees . wSeva -1 EL sa WH-wa S faa A HR fee ay Preflla UT KHIM aaa fetkay | 2.° How d 2 asf yt Gal, U att Ht A frais FI aggrega a diagr: 3. gala GE a AS WH AS HE War WHT Ea AL | 4. wis UH ay Sate We OA eH WET 5 HTT aa 2? sath wae at A Ai Tata wet S SI WH WHI 12 As « zl lad ’ Using t 5. fart 9 WET GI eR BA GA as Hl eA wT a efits TH between 6 FAW Ta aT SEK at oT RA a ea TA Afae, af | MH a anc sett ar are a BY BAT TARE | 3 aay ' ‘ ‘ t i nn. at 2 ee == rer a i ay"s 4 4 ce c eC = ¢ tio 3; are the mos (ple i wh rational expecta ns al Cc t 7 EX] Jain Vi afi e expectations. (Attempt an AF accurat qraea fe aaa res aaa AIH qian Fat I 1. > The real trade-of and myopia influence 5.: How do liquidity constraints unemployment but : Trees consumption behaviour: unemployment in t een a ate AA er SATE SY SA HTT HS arefaes =arae agar 27 afer art at Atom aren afar ated to residential 6. » How is the monetary policy rel 2.» Explain how an ir investment? rising government s Ar Se ve hed the price level is f] fia af sata Fest a sa dala 2? we Wiaed fe we a atively low levels of investment gfe ak Tea GH z y) 7. . What happens when rel es! persist for many years in an economy like India? 3 o> ae What ; hat are the genera aa aat 2 Wa MA BT era A ag aot aH Treg the theory of rati ‘ on ey an fast HR FAT Tal 2? : Wea wensit S er Fe? . t — . ty tate t+ > 7) oe ele eo _ it- ja 7311 5 2 the most SECTION B (zag a) (Attempt any 5 questions out of 7) ’ aati 21 (74% ah 5 wea ao aire) M y % 1. * The real trade-off was not between inflation and *% j nce 2 a influe unemployment but between unemployment today and ‘ unemployment in the future. Explain. t Sy watad aed Wests AIK- Ager Fea sk Ahornd F sa at ar, : wee St at Rod sie veer at Ftoend F St aT aren afyre tt to residential % 2.» Explain how an increase in the money supply and ‘ rising government spending affects the economy when < the price level is flexible. 9 5 We amare fer oe yea ee aniten gat 2 a aa ana a 3 Is of investmen ae men Se SAU a F y like India? es ALL 7 ges and level of (a) Answer the following : ynomy? | (1) If you have earned $15000 per year for [at ch Sat HT aa the past 10 years what is your permanent income? Suppose that next year (period t+ 1) you earn $20000. What is your Pome: lite cyels permanent income? hypothesis? How (i) What is your consumption this year and long run marginal next year? ter than the short- (iii) What are your short-run MPC and long- run MPC? aot hm ata aT | F f& State Sar (b) What are the two main theoretical objections to the Barro-Ricardo view? | wit aut 2? calculated as the wet city fe ert wa at wet fied 5 at a aS years that is: Had SB eA A wat 2, w?2: l a YP = AAO EN Rg Coe) -4 Co 0-9.YER w3511 (@) frafikad at sae Afi - (i) af stay fisa 10 set a wR at 5 15000 FAY , Wt sat emt wa aor 2? at citfere fe sare at (safer c'+1) sma $ 20000 Fale 21 ATH Ca Ha FAT F? *, (i) ga at ak ama af aver sat eT 2? (iii) TTA Hema Sara sat wef (MPC) Hk Satay Gaia sata waft (MPC) ea e? (a) at-Rart shea & vfs at yer Marlen srafear gar | e? + 7. Explain the modern approach to consumption under uncertainty. Heat Ted ST A ayer steatt sy cen Cail 3