Tribhuvan University
Bachelor of Computer Application
Semester 6 · TU Board 2024
Course Title: Applied Economics (CAEC353)
Full Marks: 60Pass Marks: 24Time: 3 hours
Candidates are required to answer the question in their own words as far as possible.
Group B
Attempt any SIX question.(6 × 5 = 30)
- 2.5
Briefly explain the goals of macroeconomics.
- 3.5
Explain through a figure how a consumer is in equilibrium under the ordinal utility (indifference curve) analysis.
- 4.5
With the help of the following information on output (Q), short-run total fixed cost (TFC), and short-run total variable cost (TVC), compute short-run: (i) total cost (TC) (ii) average fixed cost (AFC) (iii) average variable cost (AVC) (iv) average cost (AC) and (v) marginal cost (MC):Q (in units)123456TFC (Rs.)120120120120120120TVC (Rs.)608090110150240
- 5.5
If the quantity supply of a commodity x (Q x ) rises from 400 units to 1200 units as its price (P x ) rises from Rs. 200 per unit to Rs. 400 per unit, then (i) compute the price elasticity of supply (e s ) (ii) interpret this result.
- 6.5
Derive a short-run supply curve of a firm under the market of perfect competition.
- 7.5
Briefly explain the concepts and types of balance of trade and balance of payment.
- 8.5
Using the marginal cost-and-marginal revenue (MC-MR) approach and an appropriate figure, explain how the monopolist reaches a short-run equilibrium.
Group C
Attempt any TWO questions(2 × 10 = 20)
- 9.10
From the table given below, (i) compute the income elasticity of demand (E _QM ) for a commodity x for the movement from points A to B, B to C, C to D, D to E, and E to F; and (ii) also state the nature of this commodity x based on the values and signs taken by this ey at different levels of income. Table 1
- 10.10
From the following data in Table 2, compute these four concepts of national income by using the Expenditure Method: (a) GDPₘₚ, (b) GNPₘₚ, (c) NNPₘₚ, and (d) NNP𝒻𝒸 (= NI) Table 2 Components for Computing the Four Concepts of National Income by Expenditure MethodComponentsRs. (in billion)C350I130G60Xₙ-10Nᵧ10D50Tₙ70Note: C = Private Consumption Expenditure; I = Private Investment Expenditure; G = Government Expenditure; Xₙ = X - M = Net Exports; X = Exports; M = Imports; Nᵧ = Net Factor Income from Abroad; D = Depreciation; Tₙ = Net Indirect Tax = Indirect Tax - Subsidies; GDPₘₚ = Gross Domestic Product at Market Pricev GNPₘₚ = Gross National Product at Market Price NNPₘₚ = Net National Product at Market Price NNP𝒻𝒸 = Net National Product at Factor Cost; NI = National Income
- 11.10
Explain how a monopolist is in equilibrium in the long run with appropriate diagram.
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