This document outlines topics and questions for 5 units of study in managerial economics and finance. Unit 1 covers the nature and scope of managerial economics and its relationship to other subjects. It also includes questions on demand, determinants of demand, and demand forecasting methods. Unit 2 covers production concepts like isoquants, cost curves, and production functions. Unit 3 addresses market structure, perfect competition, and business organizations. Unit 4 focuses on accounting, including double-entry systems, ratio analysis, and cash flow statements. Finally, Unit 5 presents capital budgeting techniques like NPV, IRR, capital budgeting importance, journal entries, and depreciation methods. The document provides an overview of key concepts and questions to
This document outlines topics and questions for 5 units of study in managerial economics and finance. Unit 1 covers the nature and scope of managerial economics and its relationship to other subjects. It also includes questions on demand, determinants of demand, and demand forecasting methods. Unit 2 covers production concepts like isoquants, cost curves, and production functions. Unit 3 addresses market structure, perfect competition, and business organizations. Unit 4 focuses on accounting, including double-entry systems, ratio analysis, and cash flow statements. Finally, Unit 5 presents capital budgeting techniques like NPV, IRR, capital budgeting importance, journal entries, and depreciation methods. The document provides an overview of key concepts and questions to
This document outlines topics and questions for 5 units of study in managerial economics and finance. Unit 1 covers the nature and scope of managerial economics and its relationship to other subjects. It also includes questions on demand, determinants of demand, and demand forecasting methods. Unit 2 covers production concepts like isoquants, cost curves, and production functions. Unit 3 addresses market structure, perfect competition, and business organizations. Unit 4 focuses on accounting, including double-entry systems, ratio analysis, and cash flow statements. Finally, Unit 5 presents capital budgeting techniques like NPV, IRR, capital budgeting importance, journal entries, and depreciation methods. The document provides an overview of key concepts and questions to
Unit-1:- 1. A) Discuss the nature and scope of managerial economics. B) Explain the relationship with other subjects.
2. A) Define demand? & Types demand .Explain the
determinants of demand. B) Explain the Law of demand, demand schedule, demand curves?
3. A) Explain the methods of demand forecasting?
B) Define demand elasticity. Explain different types and measurements of elasticity and their significance.
4. Explain the concept of law of supply? Limitations
Unit-2:-
1. Explain Iso-Quant and Iso-Cost Curves, its
features?
2. A) Explain the production function – Its decision
making B) Explain the Cobb- Douglas production function?
3. A) Explain the law of variables propositions?
B) Explain the economies of scale and diseconomies
4. BEP- Graph – uses and limitations?
Unit-3:- 1. A) Define Market. Explain Structure of Market B) Explain the perfect compition? Features and price determination under perfect market.
2. A) Discuss Advantages and Disadvantages of
Partnership B) Explain the features and advantages of Joint stack company
3. Explain Business Cycles. Features and phases of
business cycles
UNIT-4:-
1. A) Double Entry System Advantages and
limitations B) Classification of accounts and their principles
2. Functions and scope of accounting?
3. A) What is Ratio Analysis, Different types,
Limitations B) Distinguish between Funds flow and Cash flow statements. UNIT-5:-
1. A) Explain NPV & IRR methods with examples
B) Capital Budgeting need and importance of capital budgeting
2. Explain Journal and ledger with formats
3. Problems based on topics- NPV, IRR, ARR, Pay Back Period, Break Even Point (BEP), Capital Budgeting, Journal Entries, Straight line methods of Depreciation.