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Becc 103

The document outlines the structure and requirements for the BECC-103 Introductory Macroeconomics exam for B.A. (Honours) Economics students, scheduled for December 2024. It consists of three sections, with Section A requiring detailed answers to two questions, Section B requiring answers to four questions, and Section C allowing for short notes on selected topics. The exam covers various macroeconomic concepts including monetary policy, national income measurement, inflation, and the IS-LM model.

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Becc 103

The document outlines the structure and requirements for the BECC-103 Introductory Macroeconomics exam for B.A. (Honours) Economics students, scheduled for December 2024. It consists of three sections, with Section A requiring detailed answers to two questions, Section B requiring answers to four questions, and Section C allowing for short notes on selected topics. The exam covers various macroeconomic concepts including monetary policy, national income measurement, inflation, and the IS-LM model.

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B. A. (HONOURS) ECONOMICS
(BAECH)
Term-End Examination
December, 2024
BECC-103 : INTRODUCTORY MACRO
ECONOMICS

Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 100

Note : Answer questions from all the Sections as per


instructions given.

Section—A

Note : Attempt any two questions from this

Section in about 500 words each. 2×20=40

1. Give a brief description of the instruments


available to the central bank for
implementation of monetary policy.
2. Explain how output and employment are
determined in the classical system.

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3. Derive the IS curve. State the factors that


influence the position and slope of the IS curve.

4. Define investment multiplier. What are its


implications ? What are its limitations ?

Section—B

Note : Answer any four questions from this Section


in about 250 words each. 4×12=48

5. Explain the process of credit creation by the


banking system in the country.

6. Explain how national income can be measured


by expenditure method. State the precautions
involved in the expenditure method.

7. Discuss the quantity theory of money. Do the


Cambridge’s approach and Fisher’s approach
mean the same ? What are the differences ?

8. Define inflation. What are its types ?

9. Write a short note on the simple Keynesian


model. Use appropriate diagrams.

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10. Describe the effect of an increase in tax rate on


equilibrium output using appropriate diagram.

11. Bring out the factors that influence the LM


curve.

Section—C

12. Write short notes on any two of the following :

2×6=12

(a) Difference between Nominal GDP and Real


GDP

(b) Output Gap

(c) Balanced Budget Multiplier

(d) Hot money

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