I want the model question paper of Accounting for Managerial Decisions II of M.Com of Krishna University so can you provide me?

Krishna University was established in 2008 in Machilipatnam Krishna district
Andhra Pradesh, India. The University is approved by University Grants
Commission UGC.

Krishna University M.Com Managerial Economics question paper

Time: Three hours

Maximum Marks: 70

SECTION A – (5X3 = 15 marks)

Answer Any Five of the Following Questions

1. Write short notes on:

a). Theory of Demand

b) Demand forecasting c). Measurement of Profit

d).Monopolistic competition e). Monetary policy

f). Investment function

g).Trade Cycles

h). Inflation.

SECTION B (5X8 = 40 Marks)

Answer All Questions

UNIT-1

2 a). Define Managerial Economics. Explain briefly the basic techniques of it
and discuss why managerial economics is considered to be an
interdisciplinary science.

Or

b).What is demand forecasting? Explain modern methods of demand
forecasting.

UNIT-2

3 a). What are the major propositions of behavioral theories of the firm?
How do they differ from propositions of economic theories of firm?

Or

b).Briefly explain cost concepts in business organizations. Explain cost-price
relationship in service sector.

UNIT-3

4 a). What are the characteristics of monopoly? Explain how price and output
is determined under monopoly.

Or

b). Explain briefly the different pricing strategies and tactics adopted by
firms.

UNIT-4

5 a).What is inflation? Briefly explain the implications of various types of
inflation observed in emerging economies.

Or

b).What is monetary policy? How monetary policy does is more significant
than fiscal policy in emerging markets.

UNIT-5

6a) .Briefly explain various types of trade cycles and their consequences in
emerging economies.

Or

b).Explain the concept of economics of risk and uncertainty in developing
economy like India.

What are specific measures to control risk and uncertainty?

SECTION C – Case Study (Not Exceeding 300 Words)

(Compulsory)

1X15 = 15 Marks

Allied Surgical Ltd. Manufacturers instruments. The normal production of an
instrument is 2600 units

per month at a total cost of Rs.32,000. At full capacity it can manufacture
3,400 units per month at a

total cost of Rs.38,000. A dealer abroad offers to purchase 500 instruments
over a month at a price of

Rs.10 per instrument under a different brand name. Do you advise the
company to accept the offer?


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Krishna University
Municipal Quarters
Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh 521001