Gauhati University Question Papers for Economics 4th Semester
Gauhati University Question Papers for Economics 4th Semester
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Unit 1: Calculus in Economics Applications
Application 
to  consumer’s  and  producer’s  surplus. 
Problems  relating  to  investment,  capital
formation
and derivation of simple growth process (Domar) Application to elasticity of
demand and  supply,  derivation  of  marginal 
functions,  Inter-relationships  among  total, 
marginal  and average functions, tax yield in competitive market; -application
to simple market model, national income model, Production Function and Euler’s
Theorem.
Unit 2
MAXIMA AND MINIMA
Unconstrained 
 maxima  and  minima  with  single 
explanatory  variable-application   to  cost
minimization,
revenue maximization, tax revenue maximization, profit maximization and
equilibrium  of  firm-  unconstrained  maxima 
and  minima  with  more  than  one  explanatory
variables-application to discriminating monopoly, multi-product equilibrium,
multi-planned equilibrium, equilibrium of firm with advertisement cost and
subsidy
Unit 3:
ELEMENTS OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING
Inequality
Constraint and formulation of a Linear Programming Problem – Graphical Solution
Unit 4:
INTRODUCTION TO GAME THEORY
Two
person zero sum game –Pure strategies with saddle point, games without saddle
point- the
rules of
dominance- solution of games without saddle point – mixed strategies, basic
ideas and examples of non zero sum games – Nash equilibrium, Prisoner’s Dilemma
and Repeated games.
M 405
INTRODUCTIONS TO DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS
Unit 1:
Development: Meaning and Measurement – GDP and PCI as indicators of
development, HDI - Structural Changes in the Development Process (Kuznet).
-   Obstacles to Development
Unit 2:
Economic Growth: Meaning and Sources of Economic Growth: Population Growth,
Capital Accumulation and Technical Progress; the Notion of Capital-Output
ratio; Theories of Economic Growth-Classical Approach: Smith and Ricardo,
Harrod-Domar’s Theory of Instability of Growth Process. 
Unit 3:
Development Theories: Theories of Persistence of Underdevelopment: Vicious
Circle of Poverty, Cumulative Causation (Myrdal), Strategies for Development;
Balanced and Unbalanced Growth Strategy, Development with Unlimited Supply of
Labour (Lewis).
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
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