INTERMEDIATE PUBLIC EXAMINATION 2014
ECONOMICS PAPER - I
TIME: 3 HOURS (English Version) Max. Marks: 100
SECTION - A
I. i) Answer any THREE out of the following five questions.
ii) Every answer may be limited to 40 lines.
iii) Each question carries TEN marks.
3 × 10 = 30
1. Explain the law of diminishing marginal utility, what are its limitations.
2. Explain the law of variable proportions with the help of diagram.
3. Define monopoly. How does a monopolist fix price for his product?
4. Define national income. Explain the various methods of calculating national income.
5. Explain the Keynesian theory of employment.
SECTION - B
II. i) Answer any EIGHT out of the following twelve questions.
ii) Every answer may be limited to 20 lines.
iii) Each question carries FIVE marks.
8 × 5 = 40
6. Explain Samuelson's growth definition of Economics.
7. Explain the law of demand.
8. Write the difference between Cardinal and Ordinal utility approaches.
9. Explain various forms of price elasticity of demand.
10. Explain the importance of the concept of elasticity of demand.
11. What are the properties of indifference curves?
12. What is supply? What are the determinants of supply?
13. Define rent and explain Ricardian theory of rent.
14. "Supply creates its own demand" comment on the statement.
15. Describe the various methods of redemption of public debt.
16. Explain any five functions of money.
17. Enumerate the measures for control of inflation.
SECTION - C
III. i) Answer any FIFTEEN out of the following twenty.
ii) Every answer may be limited to 5 lines.
iii) Each question carries TWO marks.
15 × 2 = 30
18. Intermediary goods 19. Partial Equilibrium
20. Macro Economics 21. Consumer's Equilibrium
22. ISO- Utility Curve 23. Budget or Price-line
24. Production Function 25. Diseconomies
26. Opportunity Cost 27. Perfect Competition
28. Market Period 29. Price discrimination
30. Real Wages 31. Economic Rent.
32. Percapita Income 33. Depreciation
34. Laissez Faire 35. Liquidity
36. Overdraft 37. Reserve Bank of India
BRAOU - CESS Ph.D Admissions 2014-15
Dr. BR Ambedkar Open University (BRAOU) and Center for Economic and Social Studies (CESS) are jointly offering Ph.D Programme in various disciplines for the year 2014-15. The programme is offered by both the institutions and degree will be awarded by BRAOU.
Disciplines: Commerce, Development Studies, Statistics, Economics, Geography, Political Science and Public Administration and Sociology.
Eligibility: Applicants should have Post Graduation in relevant subject with minimum 55 percent marks.
Application forms are available in the website for download. Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 3 March 2014. Entrance exam will be conducted on 23 March 2014. For more details, see www.cess.ac.in .
Disciplines: Commerce, Development Studies, Statistics, Economics, Geography, Political Science and Public Administration and Sociology.
Eligibility: Applicants should have Post Graduation in relevant subject with minimum 55 percent marks.
Application forms are available in the website for download. Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 3 March 2014. Entrance exam will be conducted on 23 March 2014. For more details, see www.cess.ac.in .
10th Biology Photosysthesis and Chlorophyll - New Syllabus
Chlorophyll and Photosynthesis: Ingenhousz wanted to find out more about photosynthesis and carried out several other experiments. He proposed that only green plant parts could carry out the process of photosynthesis.
What about plants having colored leaves? How is it that new leaves which look dark red in colour in several plants turn green? Do plants having reddish or yellowish leaves also carry out photosynthesis? What made plants carry out photosynthesis while even green coloured animals (like some birds )could not? Questions like these remained challenges until scientists could isolate the green coloured substance from plant parts and study its nature.
Establishment of Ingenhousz’s proposition came after several experiments till the mid 20th century when scientists could also locate the site of photosynthesis and even isolate it. Around four decades after Ingenhousz’s proposition scientists could only isolate the green substance to observe its nature and find out whether photosynthesis could be carried out with it. This had become possible in the year 1817 due to the work of two scientists Pelletier and Caventou who obtained an extract of the green colored substance and named it as chlorophyll means green leaf.
It was also found that the other pigments would aid in the process of photosynthesis by passing on the energy of sunlight trapped by them to chlorophyll.
What about plants having colored leaves? How is it that new leaves which look dark red in colour in several plants turn green? Do plants having reddish or yellowish leaves also carry out photosynthesis? What made plants carry out photosynthesis while even green coloured animals (like some birds )could not? Questions like these remained challenges until scientists could isolate the green coloured substance from plant parts and study its nature.
Establishment of Ingenhousz’s proposition came after several experiments till the mid 20th century when scientists could also locate the site of photosynthesis and even isolate it. Around four decades after Ingenhousz’s proposition scientists could only isolate the green substance to observe its nature and find out whether photosynthesis could be carried out with it. This had become possible in the year 1817 due to the work of two scientists Pelletier and Caventou who obtained an extract of the green colored substance and named it as chlorophyll means green leaf.
It was also found that the other pigments would aid in the process of photosynthesis by passing on the energy of sunlight trapped by them to chlorophyll.
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