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FPSC · CSS 2013

Economics, Paper I

100 marks · 3 hours · 7 questions
This paper Economics · all yearsQ. 2 · Under perfect competition, how the…Q. 3 · In the face of substantial…Q. 4 · What are the problems of…Q. 5 · As per Keynesian analysis, an…Q. 6 · What is meant by public…Q. 7 · What is the economics of…Q. 8 · Differentiate and explain monetary policy…With this paperPart-I MCQs13← 20122013 →
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Part II

Q. 2

Under perfect competition, how the firms earn abnormal and normal level of profits both in the short run and long run period? Explain with suitable diagrams.

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Q. 3

In the face of substantial crowding out, which will be more successful fiscal or monetary policy? Explain in detail.

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Q. 4

What are the problems of excess sensitivity and excess smoothness? Does their existence disproves or invalidates the LC-PIH? Explain.

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Q. 5

As per Keynesian analysis, an increase in government spending raises the aggregate demand, so the fiscal policy by itself can be a source of inflation. Is this statement true, false or uncertain? Explain.

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Q. 6

What is meant by public expenditure growth? What are various causes of expenditure growth? Explain.

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Q. 7

What is the economics of dumping? Explain in detail.

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Q. 8

Differentiate and explain monetary policy multiplier and fiscal policy multiplier?

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