University Of Pune Question Paper
M. M. M. ( Semester - I ) Examination - 2012
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
(New 2008 Pattern)
Time : 3 Hours] [Max. Marks : 70
Instructions :
(1) Attempt any five questions.
(2) All questions carry equal marks.
(3) Draw suitable diagram.
Q.1) Define Managerial Economics. What are the Micro and Macro
Concepts from Economics used in it ? [14]
Q.2) What is Demand Forecasting ? Discuss any two methods used for it. [14]
Q.3) Discuss various types of Price Elasticity of Demand along with its
uses in Business Decision-making. [14]
Q.4) Explain the Law of Variable Proportions with appropriate example and
diagram. [14]
Q.5) How a Monopoly Firm attains an equilibrium in the short-run for its
Output and Price Determination ? [14]
Q.6) (A) Discuss the need for Government Interventions in the Market. [07]
(B) Explain any two types of Pricing Strategies used in the Business. [07]
Q.7) Write short notes : (Any Two) [14]
(a) Exceptions to the Law of Demand
(b) Law of Supply
(c) Break-even Analysis
(d) Fixed and Variable Costs
M. M. M. ( Semester - I ) Examination - 2012
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
(New 2008 Pattern)
Time : 3 Hours] [Max. Marks : 70
Instructions :
(1) Attempt any five questions.
(2) All questions carry equal marks.
(3) Draw suitable diagram.
Q.1) Define Managerial Economics. What are the Micro and Macro
Concepts from Economics used in it ? [14]
Q.2) What is Demand Forecasting ? Discuss any two methods used for it. [14]
Q.3) Discuss various types of Price Elasticity of Demand along with its
uses in Business Decision-making. [14]
Q.4) Explain the Law of Variable Proportions with appropriate example and
diagram. [14]
Q.5) How a Monopoly Firm attains an equilibrium in the short-run for its
Output and Price Determination ? [14]
Q.6) (A) Discuss the need for Government Interventions in the Market. [07]
(B) Explain any two types of Pricing Strategies used in the Business. [07]
Q.7) Write short notes : (Any Two) [14]
(a) Exceptions to the Law of Demand
(b) Law of Supply
(c) Break-even Analysis
(d) Fixed and Variable Costs
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