Exam Details
| Subject | Macroeconomic Analysis | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | Master of Arts in Economics | |
| Department | School of Social Sciences (SOSS) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2015 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
Answer any two questions from this section in about 500 words each.
1. Explain the role of Human Capital and R&D in endogenous growth theory. Also give a critical assessment of New Growth Theory.
2. How can life cycle hypothesis solve Kuznets' consumption data puzzle? Explain.
3. How does a country use fiscal and monetary policies to correct a recession or unemployment with flexible exchange rates, given perfect capital mobility? Explain.
4. What is Steady State Explain the Golden Rule for steady state for an economy.
Answer any five questions from this section in about 250 words each.
5. Explain the main features of classical dichotomy.
6. "IS -LM analysis is neo-classical synthesis." Explain.
7. What are the implications of random walk hypothesis of consumption for the government policies?
8. Explain the idea of intertemporal maximization of utility.
9. Distinguish between adaptive and rational expectation approaches.
10. Compare and contrast J. Schumpeter's and R. Goldwin's approaches to generation of business cycles.
11. Explain the two-period overlapping generations model.
12. What are the main features of search models of employment? Explain.
13. Briefly explain the following:
Wage-price rigidity
Real Business Cycle
1. Explain the role of Human Capital and R&D in endogenous growth theory. Also give a critical assessment of New Growth Theory.
2. How can life cycle hypothesis solve Kuznets' consumption data puzzle? Explain.
3. How does a country use fiscal and monetary policies to correct a recession or unemployment with flexible exchange rates, given perfect capital mobility? Explain.
4. What is Steady State Explain the Golden Rule for steady state for an economy.
Answer any five questions from this section in about 250 words each.
5. Explain the main features of classical dichotomy.
6. "IS -LM analysis is neo-classical synthesis." Explain.
7. What are the implications of random walk hypothesis of consumption for the government policies?
8. Explain the idea of intertemporal maximization of utility.
9. Distinguish between adaptive and rational expectation approaches.
10. Compare and contrast J. Schumpeter's and R. Goldwin's approaches to generation of business cycles.
11. Explain the two-period overlapping generations model.
12. What are the main features of search models of employment? Explain.
13. Briefly explain the following:
Wage-price rigidity
Real Business Cycle
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Subjects
- Actuarial Economics: Theory and Practice
- Econometrics Methods
- Economics of Growth and Development
- Economics of Social Sector and Environment
- Financial Institutions and Markets
- Indian Economic Policy
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- Macroeconomic Analysis
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- Research Methods In Economics