Introductory Microeconomics — DU B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major Previous Year Question Papers

Programme
B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major
Paper type
DSC
Paper code
2272201101
Exam years
2022–2026

Introductory Microeconomics is a DSC paper in Semester I of B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major at Delhi University (paper code 2272201101). 25 previous year question papers from 2022–2026 are listed below; view or download each original PDF.

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2026 question papers

2026

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101

2025 question papers

2025

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2025

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2025

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2025

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2025

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101

2024 question papers

2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2024

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101

2023 question papers

2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101
2023

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101

2022 question papers

2022

B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major

2272201101

What was asked in the 2026 Introductory Microeconomics paper?

Text of the DU question paper (UPC 2272201101), so you can see what gets asked before opening a PDF.

1. (a) Suppose that the production of Rice and Cars are indicated on x-axis and y-axis , how will the PPC change it: (i) Factor inputs become three times more efficient than before. (3) (ii) Scientists discover a new variety of seeds that yields three times more Rice. (3) (b) Explain the circular flow diagram for two two-sector model? (4) (c) What is 'invisible hand' in a market economy? (d) 'Trade can make everyone better off'. Explain with an example. (4) (a) What is market equilibrium? Explain the process and forces that moves a market toward its equilibrium position when there are excess demand and excess supply using diagram. (8) (b) What is market efficiency? Explain the consumer surplus, producer surplus and deadweight loss, using diagrams. (10) 3. (a) Differentiate between the price elasticity of demand and income elasticity of demand. Explain with example. (6) (b) Suppose the price of tea increases from 740 to 750 per kilogram, the quantity demanded falls from 200 kilograms to 160 kilograms. Calculate the price elasticity of demand using the midpoint (arc elasticity) method. (6) (c) Explain any two measures of elasticity with suitable example. (6) 4. (a) How Price ceiling and price floor affect the market outcomes? (6) (b) What determines how the burden of a tax is divided between buyers and sellers? Why? (6) (c) Identify and explain the four major arguments against trade restrictions. (6) 5. (3) Define private goods, club goods and common resources with examples? (6) (b) Explain the market failure in case of public good with an example? (6) (c) What is the free rider problem and why it arises in public goods. Explain with an example? (6) 6. (a) What is Indifference curve and what are its properties! (6) (b) Show conditions for consumer equilibrium through Indifference curve? (6) (c) Explain the backward bending supply curve with the help of diagram. (6) (a) What is market failure? Explain two major causes of market failure with suitable examples to illustrate each. (6) (b) What is Tragedy of commons? (6) (c) What do you mean by the negative externality. Explain the inefficiency arising from negative externality with the help of diagram. (6) 8. Write a short note on the following with examples: (a) Strategies and payoff in the context of strategic games. (6) (b) 'Tradable Pollution Permits could be a better solution than corrective taxes' (6) (c) 'The Coase Theorem' (6) ¿DUO ZADa 1NE (9)

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Where can I download the DU Introductory Microeconomics previous year question paper PDF?
This page lists 25 Introductory Microeconomics question papers for B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major at Delhi University (2022–2026). Open any paper to view the original PDF or download it. It is free and needs no login.
Which years of Introductory Microeconomics question papers are available?
Introductory Microeconomics papers are available for 2026, 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022.
What is the paper code (UPC) of Introductory Microeconomics?
The Unique Paper Code for Introductory Microeconomics in B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major is 2272201101.
Which semester is Introductory Microeconomics taught in?
Introductory Microeconomics is a DSC paper in Semester I of B.A (Prog.) Economics as Major, according to DU's published scheme.

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