This unit covers the modern theory of rent; the marginal productivity theory of wages, collective bargaining, minimum wages and wage differentials; nominal and real interest, interest rate differentials, and the loanable funds and liquidity preference theories; and economic versus business profit with the dynamic and innovation theories of profit.
Theory of Factor Pricing
Theory of Factor Pricing
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What are the dynamic changes to arise the profit?
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Explain the liquidity preference theory of interest. What are its criticisms?
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What are the causes for interest rate differentials?
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What are the motives of demand for money according to Keynes? Explain.
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Define value of marginal productivity of labour.
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What is economic rent? How is it determined?
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