nehu-economics.info MA/MSc Macroeconomic Analysis-II Question Paper : North-Eastern Hill University
Name of the Organisation : Department Of Economics,North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong
Exam : MA/MSc Question Papers
Subject : Macroeconomic Analysis-II
Year : 2013
Document Type : Model & Past Question Papers
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MA/MSc Macroeconomic Analysis-II Question Paper :
Full Marks: 75;
Time: 3 Hours
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** The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions
** Answer five questions, selecting at least one from each Credit
Credit I :
1. What are the different measures of money supply in India? Derive the money multiplier and state its determinants. (3+9+3)
2. Critically discuss Tobin’s theory of speculative demand for money. How does it differ from Baumol’s Theory? (12+3)
Credit II :
3. Should monetary and fiscal policy makers try to stabilize the economy? Discuss. (15)
4. ‘The theory of inflation is incomplete without considering the dynamic role of factor gap’. Analyze. (15)
Credit III :
5. Define the concepts of the accelerator and the multiplier. Give a critical explanation of the multiplier-accelerator interaction as given by Samuelson in his theory. (3+12)
6. Show how the Hicksian Theory sets up the business cycle through the interaction between the multiplier and the accelerator around a progressing equilibrium path. (15)
Credit IV :
7. Give a critical evaluation of Duesenberry’s model of equilibrium growth rates. (15)
8. Give a detailed analysis of Kalecki’s theory of aggregative income distribution as an attempt to explain the share of wages in national income. (15)
Macroeconomic Analysis II 2012 :
CREDIT I :
1. “Baumol’s approach to the transaction demand for money is a significant improvement over the Keynesian theory of transaction demand for money.” Discuss (15)
2. Derive the money multiplier when there is presence of demand deposit as well as demand deposit and time deposit. Also mention the determinants of money multiplier. (10+5)
CREDIT II :
3. Discuss the concept of full inflation. Also discuss the Bent Hansen’s model of full demand inflation. (5+10)
4. Discuss the major issues related to macroeconomic policy in India and critically evaluate the major ongoing debates. (15)
CREDIT III :
5. Explain the role played by the multiplier, the accelerator and the natural rate of growth of income in the Hicksian theory of trade cycle. (15)
6. Give a critical assessment of the Schumpeter’s theory of business cycle. (15)
CREDIT IV :
7. Give a detailed explanation of Duesenberry’s model in determining the equilibrium rates of growth as a function of the capital-output ratio. (15)
8. Explain critically Weintraub’s income distribution model in relation to the aggregate demand and the aggregate supply functions. (15)
Computer Applications in Economic Analysis :
Full Marks: 75;
Time: 3 hours
Note :
** Figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions
** Answer any five questions, selecting at least one from each Credit
CREDIT-I :
1. Describe the physical and the logical structures of a hard disk of a personal computer. 15
2. (a). Discuss the differences between algorithm and heuristics with suitable examples. 7.5
(b). Discuss the advantages of the decomposable algorithms over the non-decomposable ones. 7.5
CREDIT-II :
3. What is the basic structure of a computer program? Why should the GO TO statement be avoided as far as possible? 10+5
4. Write notes on: (i) subroutine subprogram, (ii) function subprogram, (iii) random access file. 5+5+5
CREDIT-III :
5. Write a computer program to compute (i) arithmetic mean, (ii) geometric mean, and (iii) harmonic mean from the given data x[i]; i=1,2,…,n. 5+5+5
6. Given the two arrays X[n] and Y[n], write a program to obtain the Karl Pearson’s coefficient of correlation between X and Y. 15
CREDIT-IV :
7. What are the descriptive statistics in STATISTICA/SPSS? Describe the steps to obtain them. 15
8. Describe the methods available in STATISTICA/SPSS for carrying out linear regression analysis. 15
Computer Applications in Economic Analysis 2013 :
Full Marks: 75;
Time: 3 hours
Note :
** Figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions
** Answer any five questions, selecting at least one from each Credit
CREDIT-I :
1. What are the hardware components of a personal computer? What are their functions? 15
2. (a). What is an Operating System? Describe its functions. 7.5
(b). Describe the process of development of a software. 7.5
CREDIT-II :
3. What are the different types of format in FORTRAN used for reading/printing data of various types? 15
4. Write notes on: (i) Subscripted variables, (ii) IF, WHILE and DO structures in FORTRAN (iii) Rules of naming the variables in FORTRAN. 5+5+5
CREDIT-III :
5. Write a computer program to compute the regression coefficients of a general linear regression model , Y=Xß +e. 15
6. Write subroutines to (i) find product of two matrices of compatible orders, (ii) Inverse of a non-singular matrix, (iii) Coefficient of Karl Pearson’s correlation between two variates, x(n) and y(n); n being the number of observations. 5+5+5
CREDIT-IV :
7. In the context of SPSS, what do you mean by ‘descriptive statistics’? Describe the steps to obtain them by SPSS. 15
8. Describe the methods available in STATISTICA/SPSS for obtaining correlation matrix from the data X(n,m), in n observations and m variables. 15