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JNTU B.Tech III MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS Previous Question Paper (January/February - 2023 - R13)
Note: i) Question paper consists of Part A, Part B. ii) Part A is compulsory, which carries 25 marks. In Part A, Answer all questions. iii) In Part B, Answer any one question from each unit. Each question carries 10 marks and may have a, b as sub questions.
Part A
Define Managerial Economics.
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Managerial Economics is the application of economic theory and quantitative methods to business decision-making, helping managers solve problems related to resource allocation, pricing, and production to achieve organizational objectives efficiently.
List out different types of demand forecasting.
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The different types of demand forecasting include:
- Survey methods (Consumer survey, Sales force opinion)
- Statistical methods (Trend projection, Regression analysis, Moving averages)
- Barometric techniques (Leading, lagging, and coincident indicators)
Give the formula for Cobb-Douglas Production function.
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Give any two examples of Opportunity Costs.
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List out the different features of Perfect competition.
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Identify different advantages of Joint Stock Company.
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What is Accounting Rate of Return (ARR) in Capital Budgeting?
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What is the significance of Capital?
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Identify different features of Final Accounts.
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What are the different issues in DuPont Chart?
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Part B
Explain the importance of Managerial Economics in decision making.
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Discuss different determinants of demand and also tell about demand function with its determinants.
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Elucidate different Factors governing demand forecasting in detail.
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Define Elasticity of demand. Explain different types of Elasticity of demand.
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Determine Least Cost Combination of Inputs by using Isoquants and Isocosts Curves.
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Explain different types of Cost concepts with its advantages and disadvantages.
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Illustrate Graphical representation of Laws of Returns with one variable as constant.
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Calculate i) Break-even point in rupees ii) p/v ratio iii) Break-even point in rupees iv) Sales in units to earn a desired profit of Rs 10000 from the following data: Total fixed expenses=Rs 10000; Selling price=Rs 10/- unit; Variable cost=Rs 6/- unit.
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Explain Price-Output Determination in case of Monopoly competition with graphical representation.
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Differentiate between Sole Proprietorship and Partnership with its features.
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Discuss different Methods of Pricing with suitable example for each and every methods.
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Identify and describe different changes in New Economic Environment.
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Consider the following schedule of cash outflows and inflows: Period 0: 10,000 Cash Outflow; Period 1: 5,000 Inflow; Period 2: 4,000 Inflow; Period 3: 3,500 Inflow; Period 4: 3,000 Inflow. Cost of Capital is 10%. Calculate Net present value and comment whether the project is to be accepted or rejected.
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Explain different features of capital budgeting proposals in detail.
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Runwall Ltd. had annual sales of 50,000 units at Rs.100 per unit. The company works for 50 weeks in the year. Cost details: Raw material Rs 30, Labour Rs 10, Overheads Rs 20 (Total cost 60, Profit 40, Selling price 100). Additional: a) Raw materials storage 4 weeks, b) Wages/expenses lag 2 weeks, c) Debtors 10 weeks, Suppliers credit 4 weeks, d) Processing time 2 weeks, Finished goods 4 weeks. Prepare a working capital estimate.
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Explain in detail Accounting concepts and Conventions.
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Demonstrate the Interpretation of Capital structure and Profitability ratios with its benefits.
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Record the following transactions in the Journal and post them into ledger and prepare a Trail Balance: April 1: Started business capital 80,000; April 5: Bought from Kavita 20,000; April 7: Sold to Trina 25,000; April 9: Cash purchases 25,000; April 10: Cash sales 15,000; April 11: Goods returned to Kavita 2,000; April 12: Bought furniture 15,000; April 13: Cash paid to Kavita 12,000; April 15: Returned by Trina 3,000; April 17: Taken by Neeraj 3,000; April 20: Received from Trina 12,000; April 22: Loan from Parag 30,000; April 23: Salary 5,000; April 25: Stationery 1,000; April 27: Paid Parag 18,000; April 30: Interest received 4,000.
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