Economics : 2010 : CBSE : [ Delhi ] : Set II
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Q1
Define an Indifference curve.
Marks:1Answer:
Indifference curve represents all those combinations of two goods which give same level of satisfaction to the consumer.
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Q2
Name the characteristic which makes monopolistic competition different from perfect competition?
Marks:1Answer:
In perfect competition, products are homogenous with no close substitutes, but in monopolistic competition, products are differentiated with the availability of close substitutes in the market.
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Q3
Why is demand for water inelastic?
Marks:1Answer:
Demand for water is inelastic, because price does not affect its demand. It is a basic necessity.
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Q4
State one feature of Oligopoly.
Marks:1Answer:
In oligopoly market, the firms are interdependent. Decisions of one firm influences the decisions of other firms.
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Q5
In which market form demand curve of a firm is perfectly elastic?
Marks:1Answer:
In perfectly competitive market, demand curve of a firm is perfectly elastic.
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Q6
State the components of money supply.
Marks:1Answer:
Components of money supply are:
a) Currency held by public
b) Bank’s demand deposits
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Q7
Give the meaning of ex-ante savings.
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Ex-ante saving is the saving we plan to save in an economy in a particular year.
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Q8
How is primary deficit calculated?
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Primary deficit is is defined as fiscal deficit minus interest payments on previous borrowings. It is calculated as:
Primary deficit = Fiscal deficit - interest payments
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Q9
Give the meaning of deflationary gap.
Marks:1Answer:
The excess of aggregate supply over the aggregate demand at full level of employment is known as deflationary gap.
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Q10
State two sources of supply of foreign exchange.
Marks:1Answer:
Two sources of supply of foreign exchange are:
i) Export of goods & services to foreign countries.
ii) Investment by foreign countries in the domestic market.