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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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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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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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3
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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Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 9/8/17
The Demand Function of X is given by
QD = a -bP
Now the prices of substitute goods rise by ₹'c' per unit.
What would be the change in the Demand Function and express the new Demand Function????
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Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 9/8/17
Is there any method/way to determine the impact on demand/supply function
QD = a - bP/ QS = a + bP
due to change in factors like Price,Tax,Subsidy,Future Prices,price of complementary and substitute goods etc
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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' irrespective of the units produced (independent of production quantity) then how to show this change in the Demand Function?????
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(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
QD = a -bP
Now the prices of substitute goods rise by ₹'c' per unit.
What would be the change in the Demand Function and express the new Demand Function????
QD = a - bP/ QS = a + bP
due to change in factors like Price,Tax,Subsidy,Future Prices,price of complementary and substitute goods etc
QD = a + b(P-c)
However if the tax is flat i.e ₹'d' irrespective of the units produced (independent of production quantity) then how to show this change in the Demand Function?????