Define ‘Learning and Development’ and discuss the major elements in the process of learning
See Answer →Highlight the various steps in recruitment.
See Answer →A game may have multiple Nash equilibria or none at all.Do you agree? Give reason.
See Answer →Discuss the concept of Excess capacity associated with the monopolistic competition.
See Answer →Compare and contrast the Benthamite welfare function with the Rawlsian welfare function.
See Answer →Differentiate between Signalling and Screening as solutions to problem of asymmetric information.
See Answer →What is the role of price elasticity of demand in applying the third-degree price discrimination?
See Answer →A monopolist operates under two plants, 1 and 2. The marginal costs of the two plants are given by
where Q1 and Q2 represent units of output produced by plant 1 and 2 respectively. If the price of this product is given by 20 – 3(Q1 + Q2), how much should the firm plan to produce in each plant, and at what price should it plan to sell the product?
See Answer →Discuss the situation when the price mechanism fails to allocate resources efficiently. What could be possible ways to correct such a failure?
See Answer →Consider an Edgeworth box that describes a two-person, two-commodity exchange scenario. Explain how trade takes place between the two individuals starting from the initial endowment position. What is the significance of the slope of the ray passing through a Pareto optimal point and the endowment point?
See Answer →What will be the Subgame Perfect Nash equilibria for the given game?
See Answer →Consider the following game.
(i) Can Backward induction be applied in this game to find a solution? Why or why not?
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What is meant by a Subgame Perfect Nash equilibrium?
See Answer →How would you differentiate a Static game from a Dynamic game?
See Answer →What will be the outcome if the firms decide to collude? Compare it with the results under the Cournot equilibrium.
See Answer →Heckscher-Ohlin theory of international trade begins where the Ricardian theory of international trade ends. Elucidate.
See Answer →With regards the Kinked demand curve theory given by Paul Sweezy, answer the following:
(i) The demand curve facing an oligopolist has a kink at the level of the prevailing price. Discuss.
(ii) Why does the slope of the demand curve vary on the both sides of the kink? Give reason
See Answer →Consider a market structure comprising two identical firms (A and B), each with the cost function given by
Ci = 30Qi , where Qi fori = {A, B} is output produced by each firm.
Market demand is given by
(i) Find Cournot equilibrium
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Compare and contrast the Cournot model with the Stackelberg model of Duopoly.
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Compare and contrast the Cournot model with the Stackelberg model of Duopoly.
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