University Of Pune Question Paper
P. G. D. I. E. M. (Semester - I) Examination - 2010
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
(2008 Pattern)
Time : 3 Hours] [Max. Marks : 70
Instructions :
(1) Attempt any five questions.
(2) All questions carry equal marks.
(3) Draw suitable diagrams wherever necessary.
Q.1) Define Micro and Macro Economics. Describe Micro and Macro Economic
concepts used in Managerial Economics.
Q.2) Why Monopolistic Competition is considered as realistic type of Market
Category ? Explain in the context of its special features.
Q.3) What is Production Function ? Explain increasing, decreasing and negative
returns to Scale.
Q.4) Explain phases of a business cycle and suggest measures to stabilise
economy.
Q.5) State objectives of Credit Control and explain any two general and selective
measures of Credit Control.
Q.6) (A) What is practical significance of Price Elasticity of Demand ?
(B) Describe nature of Indian Money Market.
Q.7) Write notes : (Any Two)
(a) Price Discrimination
(b) Types of Risks
(c) Need for Demand Forecasting
(d) Shapes of Short Run and Long Run Cost Curves
P. G. D. I. E. M. (Semester - I) Examination - 2010
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
(2008 Pattern)
Time : 3 Hours] [Max. Marks : 70
Instructions :
(1) Attempt any five questions.
(2) All questions carry equal marks.
(3) Draw suitable diagrams wherever necessary.
Q.1) Define Micro and Macro Economics. Describe Micro and Macro Economic
concepts used in Managerial Economics.
Q.2) Why Monopolistic Competition is considered as realistic type of Market
Category ? Explain in the context of its special features.
Q.3) What is Production Function ? Explain increasing, decreasing and negative
returns to Scale.
Q.4) Explain phases of a business cycle and suggest measures to stabilise
economy.
Q.5) State objectives of Credit Control and explain any two general and selective
measures of Credit Control.
Q.6) (A) What is practical significance of Price Elasticity of Demand ?
(B) Describe nature of Indian Money Market.
Q.7) Write notes : (Any Two)
(a) Price Discrimination
(b) Types of Risks
(c) Need for Demand Forecasting
(d) Shapes of Short Run and Long Run Cost Curves
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