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 What is a Transformation Curve? How does it represent trade-offs in the allocation of resources between the production of two goods?

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What is the Rawlsian (minimax) social welfare function? How does it differ in philosophy and outcome from utilitarian welfare functions?

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 What kind of cars will dominate the market? Why?

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A used car market has 50% "lemons" (bad cars) and 50% good cars. Buyers can't distinguish between them. Sellers of lemons are willing to sell for $2,000, and good cars for $5,000. Buyers are willing to pay $3,000 for lemons and $6,000 for good cars, but can't tell the difference.

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A used car market has 50% "lemons" (bad cars) and 50% good cars. Buyers can't distinguish between them. Sellers of lemons are willing to sell for $2,000, and good cars for $5,000. Buyers are willing to pay $3,000 for lemons and $6,000 for good cars, but can't tell the difference.

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Explain with examples how signalling works in the labour market. What kind of signals do workers send?

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 Two neighbors in an Indian residential colony are planning to build a shared community water tank, which will cost ₹20,000. Both neighbors value the construction of the tank at 30,000 each, due to its benefits in water storage and convenience.

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 Explain the concept of sub-game perfect Nash equilibrium (SPNE). How is it different from a regular Nash equilibrium?

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Monopolistic competition leads to excess capacity." Discuss with the help of a diagram.

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Evaluate which of the three market structures-monopoly, Cournot duopoly, or Stackelberg duopoly-would be preferred by consumers, and explain your reasoning.

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 Calculate and compare the profits earned by each firm under both the Cournot and Stackelberg models.

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Analyze the Stackelberg duopoly scenario, where the first firm acts as the leader and the second as the follower. Find the Stackelberg equilibrium output for each firm.

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Now suppose a second firm, with an identical cost function, enters the market, forming a Cournot duopoly. Determine the Cournot equilibrium output for each firm

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Determine the price that the monopolist will charge and the quantity of cars it will sell. Based on this output and cost structure, calculate the profit earned by the monopolist.

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Consider a market for cars that initially has only one firm operating as a monopolist. The firm has a linear cost function given by C(q) = 2q, and the market demand is represented by the inverse demand function P(Q)-9-Q, where Q denotes the total quantity sold in the market.

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लोक पड़ोसी रेजीडेट वेलफेयर एसोसिएशन को इस निर्माण के समर्थन अथवा विरोध में अपना पत्र मोजता है।

 

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20,000 रुपये की लागत से एक आवासीय बस्ती में दो पड़ोसी एक साझा निर्माण सामुदायिक पानी के टैंक के निर्माण की योजना बना रहे है। दोनों पड़ोसी पानी के संचयन तथा जलीय सुविधा के कारण इसकी उपादेयता मूल्या को 30,000 रुपये आंकते हैं।

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उप कीड़ा पूर्ण नेहा संतुलन की अवधारणा की व्याख्या करें। यह नियमित संतुलन से किस प्रकार बिन्न है?

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 एकाधिकारात्मक प्रतियोगिता अतिरेक क्षमता को जन्म देती हैं रेखा चित्र की सहायता से व्याख्या करें।

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इस बात का मूल्यांकन करें कि उपभोक्ता एकाधिकार कूर्मा द्वयाधिकार, अथवा रटैकजबर्ज हयाधिकार में कौन की बाज़ार संरचना को पांद करेगा और क्यों?

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