Name of the University : Alagappa University
Degree : B.A
Department : Economics
Subject Code/Name : Entrepreneurship Development-I
Year : II
Semester : III
Document Type : Model Question Papers
Website : alagappauniversity.ac.in
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Entrepreneurship Development-I :
Part A :
1. Define Entrepreneurship.
2. Mention the methods of Innovation.
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3. What is Business idea –
4. What do you understand by project report –
5. Define Financial Analysis.
6. What is Project Design –
7. What do you understand by capital cost –
8. Distinguish between Quantifiable and Non quantifiable projects.
9. Describe Trade fair as a source of business idea.
Part B : (5 × 5 = 25)
Answer any five questions. Answer in about 250 words each.
9. Describe Trade fair as a source of business idea.
10. How are entrepreneurs classified according to motivation ? Explain in detail.
11. Describe the utility of Network analysis.
12. Explain the salient features of CPM.
13. Define Project and describe its objectives.
14. Explain how costs are estimated under risk.
Part C : (4 × 15 = 60)
Answer any four questions. Answer in about 500 words each.
15. Enumerate the various factors affecting entrepreneurial growth in a country.
16. Make a critical appraisal of PERT.
17. What is training ? Describe the importance of motivation training for entrepreneurs.
18. Explain how business ideas are evaluated.
19. Describe the various techniques of project identification.
20. What is ratio analysis ? Bring out its merits and limitations.
21. Enumerate the various sources of Project finance.
22. Prepare a project report for manufacturing containers.
B.A. Degree Examination, April 2011 :
Fourth Semester
Economics (Vocational)
International Economics :
(Non-CBCS—2004 onwards)
Time : 3 Hours
Maximum : 100 Marks
Part A (8 × 3 = 24)
Answer any eight questions.
Each answer carries 3 marks.
1. Define International Trade ?
2. Distinguish between Internal Trade and International Trade.
3. What do you mean by Free Trade ?
4. What is dumping ?
5. Define Quotas.
6. Give a note on convertibility.
7. What is Trariff Duty ?
8. What is Leontief paradox ?
9. What are special drawing rights ?
10. What is meant by exchange rate ?
11. What is International Liquidity.
Part B : (3 × 12 = 36)
Answer any three questions.
Each question carries 12 marks.
12. Explain the characteristics of International Trade.
13. Bring out the advantages and disadvantages of protection policy.
14. Explain Anti dumping measures.
15. Discuss the demand for and supply of foreign exchange.
16. Explain the objectives of WTO.
17. Argue the case for and against free trade.
Part C : (2 × 20 = 40)
Answer any two questions.
Each question carries 20 marks.
18. Discuss the role of IMF in Economic Development.
19. Critically analyse the purchasing power parity theory.
20. Analyse the different measures for the removal of disequilibrium in BOP.
21. Critically examine the modern theory of International Trade.
B.A. Degree Examination, April 2011 :
Fifth Semester
Economics (Vocational)
Environmental Economics :
(Non-CBCS—2004 onwards)
Time : 3 Hours
Maximum : 100 Marks
Part A (8 × 3 = 24)
Answer any eight questions.
Each question carries 3 marks.
1. Define ‘Environmental Economics’.
2. State the elements of environment.
3. Distinguish between Biosphere and Atmosphere.
4. Define ‘Food web’.
5. What is market failure in Environmental Economics ?
6. Define ‘Tragedy of commons’.
7. What do you mean by common property of resources ?
8. Define Scarcity.
9. Differentiate Conservation from Preservation.
10. What is meant by waste reduction ?
11. Define ‘Global warming’
Part B : (3 × 12 = 36)
Answer any three questions. Each question carries 12 marks.
12. Specify the significance of Environmental economics.
13. Write a note on Productivity of Eco-System.
14. Explain Pareto’s Optimal welfare concept.
15. Point out the non-renewable resources.
16. Write a note on Environmental quality.
17. Explain the concept of sustainable development.
Part C : (2 × 20 = 40)
Answer any two questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
18. Explain the energy flow in Eco-system with suitable example.
19. Discuss the various methods of recycling.
20. Explain the effect of water pollution. Also suggest measures to control it.
21. Describe the features of Common Property resource.
B.A. Degree Examination, April 2011 :
Economics Vocational (Tourism)
Macro Economics :
(Non CBCS—2004 onwards)
Time : 3 Hours
Maximum : 100 Marks
Part A (8 × 3 = 24)
Answer any eight questions.
1. What is Macro economics ?
2. State any three difficulties in the measurement of National Income.
3. What is involuntary unemployment ?
4. State Say’s Law of Market.
5. What is consumption function ?
6. State the essence of life cycle hypothesis.
7. What is meant by induced investment ?
8. What is inflationary gap ?
9. State the features of Trade Cycle
10. Define Fiscal Policy.
11. What is Income Policy ?
Part B : (3 × 12 = 36)
Answer all questions.
12. What are the differences between Micro and Macro economics ?
13. Narrate the importance of National Income analysis.
14. Explain the principle of effective demand.
15. Describe the permanent income hypothesis.
16. Explain the types of inflation.
17. What are the objectives of Monetary Policy ?