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Hyderabad University Ph.D Economics Entrance Exam Question Paper 2014

PART A
l. If the Hicksian compensated demand cuve for a good coincides with the Marshallian
demand curve, then for a change in price, this implies that:
A. The good is an inferior good
B. The income effect is zero
C. The substitution effect is zero
D. The price effect is zero.
2.lffor an individual for a change in the price of a commodity, the compensating variation in
income is equal to the equivalent variation in income, then this implies that:
A. His Utility function is linear homogenous
B. His Utility function is linear
C. His Utility function is quasi-linear
D. His Utility function is strictly convex
3. A monopolist produces a commodlty X. There are two commodities in the economy, X and
Y. The consumers' utility functions are given by U= XY. Ifthe Consumers have fixed incomes,
then this implies that
A. The marginal revenue of the monopolist will always be equal to unity
B. The average revenues = marginal revenues
C. The monopolist will not enter this rnarket
D. The monopolist will make normal profits
4. in the Neo-classical model with a constant rate of growth of population, if there is technical
change then:
A-. Only Hicks neutral technical progress would be consistent with steady state growth.
B. Only Harrod-neufial technical progress is consistent with steady state growth.
C. Both Hicks neutral technical progress and Hanod-neutral technical progress is
consistent with steady state growth.
D. Only Solow neutal technical progress is consistent with steady state growth.
5. The neo-classical model shows that a flexible capital-output ratio would ensure that:
A. The expected rates of growth would equal the warranted rates of growth
B. The warranted rates of growth would equal the natural rate of growth
C. The expected rates of growth would equal the natural rates of growth
D. The actual rates of growth will always be equal to the expected rates of growth.
6. The pivot on which employment and wages are determined in labour markets according to
Mam is
A. Population growth under capitalism.
B. Growth in the numbers of new workers.
C. Changes in the Reserve Army of Labour.
D. Changes in the fertility rates and mortality rates of the population.

Hyderabad University Ph.D Economics Entrance Exam Question Paper 2014