B.A. (Hons.) Economics Semester 3 Previous Year Question Papers

Sample questions from B.A. (Hons.) Economics Semester 3 papers

• Advanced Mathematical Methods for Economics (2026)

  Formulate the linear programming problem and compute the number of pants and jackets which maximises profits.

• Basic Resource and Energy Economics (2025)

  Basic Resource and Energy Economics Common Pool of GE 90 Marks attempt c[ny f toe questions.

• Digital Economics (2025)

  (Attempt arty 4 questions out Of 5) Discuss the impact of digital technologies on human well-.being with suitable examples.

• Digitalisation and Development (2026)

  Discuss how IT as a GPT has driven innovation in India's manufacturing sector. Discuss its role in supply chain management and integration into global value chains. How does

• Economic History of India (2026)

  Do you agree with the view that the policies followed by the English East India Company state in India resulted in a missed opportunity for industrialization in the first half of the nineteenth century despite there…

• Economic Thoughts of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar (2025)

  1 What are the three main class divisions highlighted in the Deccan region, and why are they significant?

• Economics of Climate Change and Natural Resources (2025)

  Economics of Climate Change and Natural Resources Common Pool of Discipline Specific Elective a)SE)

• Economy, State and Society (2026)

  Paper Name: Economy, State & Society Common Pool of DSE Semester III / V / VII Time: 3 hours

• Education and Development (2025)

  Development strategies, until very recently, have tended to focus more on achieving quantitative goals of education. Discuss in this context the importance of simultaneous :

• Fiscal Policy and Public Finance in India (2026)

  (-1 a) Discuss the importance of public secler in correcting the market failure? 9 M b) How can we reduce the moral Hazard effccts of welfare by increasing the outside options availabie to the individuals? Explain 9 M

• Intermediate Macroeconomics I: Foundations of Aggregate Income Determination (2026)

  More stringent antitrust laws in the wage-setting/price-setting model are likely to lead to:

• Intermediate Microeconomics I: Behavioural foundations of Market Interactions (2026)

  Suppose a consumer consumes two goods X and Y. The utility function is U = Log(.)) + V. If the price of good X = 20.50, the price of good Y = 81, and his income is 210.