EDUCATION CIRCLE

1. Phillips Curve Analysis 2.HDI and PQLI 3.Monetary Policy framework 4.Private, public and merit goods 5.International trade theories 6.Menu costs 7.Various approaches to supply of money 8.Pareto optimality 9.Games theory 10.Optimisation problem 11.Deadweight loss 12.Consumer surplus 13.LAC curve 14. Sampling methods 15. Regression analysis 16. Probability distribution 17.Kinds of budgetary deficits(current monetary figures) 18.Theories of development 19.Inflation and deflation 20.various models of business cycle 21. Components of BOP 22.Impacts and incidence of tax 23.Effects of taxation 24.Terms of trade 25. Arithmetic, Geometric and Harmonic mean 16.Important books and their authors 27. Revenue and Capital expenditure 28. Instruments of Money market 29.Cash balances and cash transactions approach 30. Peacock- Wiseman hypothesis 31. Financial,technological and social dualism 32.Rostow's Stages of economic growth 33.Theory of demographic transition 34.Opportunity cost theory 35.

1. The Model of Managerial Enterprise is associated with (A) R.A. Gordan (B) R. Marris✔ (C) Baumol (D) Scitorsky 2. Which one of the following is not an assumption of linear programming? (A) Constant output prices (B) Constant input prices (C) Increasing returns to scale✔ (D) Technologically fixed factor proportion 3. In the Paul Sweezy Model of MonopolyOligopoly in the Kinked Demand Curve, the point of kink represents (A) Quantity Rigidity (B) Price Rigidity (C) Both the Price and Quantity Rigidity✔ (D) Only Price Rigidity 4. Match List-I with List-II: List – I                                    List – II (a) Offer Curves   (1) Public Revnue          (b) Laffer Curves (2) Sticky Price           (c) Lorenz Curve (3) Reciprocal demand (d) Kinked Demand(4) Inequalities               Curve       Codes:       (a) (b) (c) (d) (A) (3) (1) (4) (2)✔ (B) (1) (3) (2) (4) (C) (3) (4) (1) (2) (D) (4) (1) (2) (3) 5. Match the items in List – I with items in List – II: List – I