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danishjan said:very good questioion
b4 piracy was stopped..there was a black market for pirated cds avaialable for loww prices people used to buy themmm...but now piracy has been suucessfuly controlled by spendig that money....so as the pirated cds users will have no choice and shift to licenced dvd...so as per the substitiuon effect ...demand shift right....for eg. if u dont get a windows cd for 30 rs in khi what will u do?
u will be forced to buy the original windows cd for 300 dollars which will shift the demand right....
metalgod90 said:k heres wat i remember about the ppr
1. opp cost increase
2. a was normative
3. hats only
4. $9
5. borrowing wali option
6. demand right shift, supply left shift
7. line parallel to x axis of expenditure
8. cars decrease by 5000
9. cant remember wat the wool question asked
10. price and quantity remained at eq. no change because of max price
other than these ... some cons. gain some loose and prod loose cause of max price
tv broadcast, 4 dollar priv cost, 4% inflation in weights wala, no trade in parallel ppcs, leisure sector growth greatest in employment, increasing balancing item, money value fell cause of inflation , 3000 increase in consumer surplus, external costs difficult to measure in cba, uncertain effect of increase in interest rates by us and uk, barbados option D in exchange rate question, imports with inelastic demand rise in price , needs wali option for last question of planned economies, capital and labour can be moved in eco union, change in money supply change in inflation.
there was a question related to gains of trade and an uncertain effect .. anyone ?
externality of fruit trees one was tricky can someone tell wat there ans was ?
thts all i remember lol .. almost the whole ppr
A change in price never shifts the demand curve. He is correct I think.farjadrenaline said:danishjan said:very good questioion
b4 piracy was stopped..there was a black market for pirated cds avaialable for loww prices people used to buy themmm...but now piracy has been suucessfuly controlled by spendig that money....so as the pirated cds users will have no choice and shift to licenced dvd...so as per the substitiuon effect ...demand shift right....for eg. if u dont get a windows cd for 30 rs in khi what will u do?
u will be forced to buy the original windows cd for 300 dollars which will shift the demand right....
you're wrong , you state a good case here but you're under assumptions of the success of the 1 billion spent .... the money spent was on the charges to the customers, hence the demand will shift to the left .... you dont have to go in itsy bitsy details of the questions stating black markets and its effects , you just had to consider the ppl who bought DVD's legally even before the 1 billion move ...... so you're wrong my friend
ahsanxr said:A change in price never shifts the demand curve. He is correct I think.farjadrenaline said:danishjan said:very good questioion
b4 piracy was stopped..there was a black market for pirated cds avaialable for loww prices people used to buy themmm...but now piracy has been suucessfuly controlled by spendig that money....so as the pirated cds users will have no choice and shift to licenced dvd...so as per the substitiuon effect ...demand shift right....for eg. if u dont get a windows cd for 30 rs in khi what will u do?
u will be forced to buy the original windows cd for 300 dollars which will shift the demand right....
you're wrong , you state a good case here but you're under assumptions of the success of the 1 billion spent .... the money spent was on the charges to the customers, hence the demand will shift to the left .... you dont have to go in itsy bitsy details of the questions stating black markets and its effects , you just had to consider the ppl who bought DVD's legally even before the 1 billion move ...... so you're wrong my friend
abt gains question.it was option D cost of production wala.metalgod90 said:k heres wat i remember about the ppr
1. opp cost increase
2. a was normative
3. hats only
4. $9
5. borrowing wali option
6. demand right shift, supply left shift
7. line parallel to x axis of expenditure
8. cars decrease by 5000
9. cant remember wat the wool question asked
10. price and quantity remained at eq. no change because of max price
other than these ... some cons. gain some loose and prod loose cause of max price
tv broadcast, 4 dollar priv cost, 4% inflation in weights wala, no trade in parallel ppcs, leisure sector growth greatest in employment, increasing balancing item, money value fell cause of inflation , 3000 increase in consumer surplus, external costs difficult to measure in cba, uncertain effect of increase in interest rates by us and uk, barbados option D in exchange rate question, imports with inelastic demand rise in price , needs wali option for last question of planned economies, capital and labour can be moved in eco union, change in money supply change in inflation.
there was a question related to gains of trade and an uncertain effect .. anyone ?
externality of fruit trees one was tricky can someone tell wat there ans was ?
thts all i remember lol .. almost the whole ppr
farjadrenaline said:danishjan said:very good questioion
b4 piracy was stopped..there was a black market for pirated cds avaialable for loww prices people used to buy themmm...but now piracy has been suucessfuly controlled by spendig that money....so as the pirated cds users will have no choice and shift to licenced dvd...so as per the substitiuon effect ...demand shift right....for eg. if u dont get a windows cd for 30 rs in khi what will u do?
u will be forced to buy the original windows cd for 300 dollars which will shift the demand right....
you're wrong , you state a good case here but you're under assumptions of the success of the 1 billion spent .... the money spent was on the charges to the customers, hence the demand will shift to the left .... you dont have to go in itsy bitsy details of the questions stating black markets and its effects , you just had to consider the ppl who bought DVD's legally even before the 1 billion move ...... so you're wrong my friend
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