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uspjeno napisati 3. Nadoknada vjebi nee biti. Za drugi i trei kolokvij e se kasnije odrediti
broj potrebnih vjebi.
Gradivo kolokvija i rokovi. U svakom kolokviju provjerava se gradivo jednog nastavnog
sklopa. Za prva dva kolokvija postoje dva roka (i kandidati mogu izai na obadva) a za trei
tri (i kandidati mogu izai na sva tri). Ukoliko kandidat ne poloi jedan kolokvij mora poloiti
cijeli ispit. Prvi kolokviji je drugaije strukturiran od druga dva. Kolokvij je postavljen tako
da je za prolaznu ocjenu potrebno 9 dana normalnog uenja.
Vrijeme odravanja kolokvija: prvi kolokvij: prvi rok prije Boia a drugi prvi radni dan
nakon nove godina, drugi kolokvij: prvi rok poetkom travnja a drugi sredinom travnja, trei
kolokvij: poklapa se sa tri ispitna roka ljetnog ispitnog roka (dakle nema predroka)
Struktura kolokvija U kolokviju nema testa i nema definicija nego se sastoji od pismenog
dijela i 'take home' eseja. U pismenom dijelu ponueno je etiri grupa za kratke odgovore (sa
dva pitanja u svakoj, kandidatu se boduje samo jedan odgovor iz svake grupe sa najvie 10
bodova) i dvije grupe za dulje odgovore (tri pitanja u svakoj, kandidatu se boduje samo jedan
odgovor iz svake grupe sa najvie 20 bodova). Pola pitanja (dvije grupe kratkih i jednu grupu
dugih) priprema Ivo Biani a drugu polovicu Oriana Vukoja. Raspon ocjena: 45-54 bodova:
dovoljan, 55-64 bodova: dobar, 65-73 bodova: vrlo dobar, 74-80 bodova: odlian. U "take
home" esej ponuene su dvije grupe a u svakoj grupi su tri pitanja, jednu grupu sastavlja Ivo
Biani a drugu Oriana Vukoja. Za ocjenu se boduje samo jedan odgovor iz svake grupe.
"Take home" esej ima dva pitanja (I svako vrijedi 25 bodova) a raspon ocjena je: dovoljan:
25-31 bodova, dobar 32-39 bodova, vrlo dobar 40-45 bodova i odlian 46-50 bodova
Zbog lakeg ispravljanja mole se kandidati da ispred
pitanja napiu redni broj na kone se pitanje odnosi
6.
Grupa 4: poglavlja 1-6 (pitanja pripremila Oriana Vukoja)
7.
8.
5.
6.
Ivo Biani, Oriana Vukoja Vedrana Pribievi, Adrijana Zubac
(ne oekuje se odgovor dulji od stranice plus slike, najvii mogui broj bodova za pitanja iz
ove grupe je 20, ukupno je najvie mogue 40 bodova)
Grupa 5: poglavlje 6 (pitanja pripremila Ivo Biani)
9. Objasnite kako poveanje poreskog klina ('tax wedge') utjee na razinu nezaposlenosti i
zato on ne vodi promjeni prisilne zaposlenosti.
10. Uz koje pretpostavke krivulja ravnodunosti sindikata nije kontinuirana nego ima toku
prekida ('kink')
Grupa 6: poglavlja 7&8 (pitanja pripremio Ivo Biani)
11. Objasnite zato promjena realne ponude novca pomie gospodarstvo po Ad krivulji a
promjena nominalne ponude novca seli AD krivulju
12. Povezujui DAD-SAS model i IS-LM-FE model analizirajte tok promjena koje uzrikuje
restruktivna fiskalna politika u uvjetima fiksnih teaja uz racionlan oekivanja
1.
2.
DRUGA GRUPA KRATKIH PITANJA (ekonomska politika: poglavlja 11&12, pitanja
sastavio Ivo Biani)
3. Analizirajte jednadbu 12.1
4. Analizirajte jednadbu 11.1
PRVA GRUPA DUGIH PITANJA(ekonomski rast: poglavlja 9&10, pitanja sastavio Ivo
Biani)
5. U Solowljevom modelu rasta analizirajte prijelaz sa nie stope tednje na stopu tednje koju
podrazumijeva zlatno pravilo te objasnite zato to ne podrazumijeva dinamiku nefikasnosti.
6. Zato je tehniki napredak 'dobar' ako u Solowljevom modelu poveanje stope tehnikog
napretka uz ostale nepromijenjen uvjete vodi smanjenju dohotka mjerenog u jedinicam
efikasnosti po zaposlenom
DRUGA GRUPA DUGIH PITANJA(ekonomska politika: poglavlja 11&12, pitanja sastavila
Orian Vukoja)
7.
8.
TAKE HOME ESEJ
PRVA GRUPA pitanja sastavila Orian Vukoja
1.
2.
DRUGA GRUPA pitanja sastavio Ivo Biani)
3. Ponudite barem tri naina kako biste u okvirima Solowljevog modela rasta analizirali
politiku rasta koje se temelji na dravnom financiranju izgradnje cesta/autoputeva. Usporedite
analitiku mo modela te objasnite koji model smatrate najboljim.
4. Da li mislite da model politikog ciklusa izloenog u udbeniku doprinosi Vaem boljem
razumijevanju makroekomskih kretanja u Hrvatskoj? U odgovoru uz ostalo objasnite kako
biste u Hrvatskoj prepoznali spomenuti model te obrazloite Va stav o njegovoj
upotrebljivosti.
DRUGA GRUPA KRATKIH PITANJA (nezaposlenost: poglavlje 15, pitanja sastavio Ivo
Biani)
3. U modelu koji je opisan u udbeniku objasnite zato i kako promjena cijene nafte utjee na
promjenu potranje za radom
4. Analizirajte vanost koeficijenta u jednadbi: = e + [ Y ( Y** + (Y-1 Y**)]
PRVA GRUPA DUGIH PITANJA(Inflacija, poglavlje 13 i proraun, poglavlje 14, pitanja
sastavio Ivo Biani)
5. Objasnite znaaj za gospodarstvo koje ima postojani primarni deficit ako realni kamatnjak
postane vei od stope rasta.
6. Objasnite analitike prednostin uvoenja stohastike SAS krivulje
DRUGA GRUPA DUGIH PITANJA(poglavlje 13 i proraun, pitanja sastavila Orian Vukoja)
7.
8.
TAKE HOME ESEJ
PRVA GRUPA pitanja sastavila Orian Vukoja
1.
2.
DRUGA GRUPA pitanja sastavio Ivo Biani)
3. Uskoro istie mandat sadanjeg Guvernera NBH eljka Rohatinskog. ta mislite da bi se
desilo u Hrvatskoj kada bi kao dio politikog ciklusa za naredne izbore koalicija na vlasti
uspjela imenovati novog guvernera koji bi imao manju odbojnost prema inflaciji od
sadanjeg.
4. Analizirajte ogranienja sa kojima se susree ministar financija ako je najnia inlfacija u
EMU 1.1% godinje, inflacija u Hrvatskoj 4.2% godinje a proraunski deficit 5% GDP-a.
DODATNA PITANJA IZ TREEG KOLOKVIJA: POGLAVLJUE 10
Student odgovara na 2 pitanja od ponuenih 5.
1. Kako utede obujma ('economies of scale') generiraju zamku nerazvijenosti?
2. Kako se dodatnim ogranienjima na stopu rasta stanovnitva moe generirati zamka
nerazvijenosti
3. ta je AK model
4. Kako uvoenje ljudskog kapitala utjee na poloaj proizvodne funkcije
5. ta je osnovno obiljeje endogenih modela rasta?
Ivo Biani, Oriana Vukoja
IZ MAKROEKONOMIKE
ZA KOLSKU GODINU 2005/2006
UTORAK 4/7/2006
Zbog lakeg ispravljanja mole se kandidati da ispred
pitanja napiu redni broj na kone se pitanje odnosi
4.
Ivo Biani, Oriana Vukoja
U pravilu nee biti usmenog ispita. Iznimno e ispitivai pozvati kandidata ako postoje velike
razlike ocjene pojedinih dijelova ispita ili kandidat moe traiti usmeni ispit ako smatra da je
krivo ocijenjen.
Ocjenjivanje
Svaki pismeni rad posebno ocjenjuju Ivo Biani i Oriana Vukoja te kasnije usklauju ocjene.
Prvi dio: test
Svaki toni odgovor vrijedi 1 bod, svaki krivi 0.25 negativnih a nezaokrueni odgovori
vrijede nula bodova.
Raspon ocjena: dovoljan (2):70-85 bodova, dobar (3):86-99 bodova, vrlo dobar (4):100-111
bodova i odlian (5):112-120 bodova.
Drugi dio: pismeni ispit
Za prolazni ocjenu potrebno je pozitivno odgovoriti na po jedno pitanje iz svake grupe
odnosno podgrupe (izostavljanje odgovora na bilo koju podgrupu automatski podrazumijeva
nedovoljan). Vie polovinih odgovora iz jedne grupe se ne priznaju, iz svake podgrupe
boduje se samo jedan odgovor. Najvei broj bodova je 258 (80 iz kratkih odgovora, 80 uz
dugih i 20 za definicije).
Raspon ocjena: dovoljan (2):110-139 bodova, dobar (3):140-159 bodova, vrlo dobar (4):160179 bodova i odlian (5):180-200 bodova.
Trei dio:"take home" esej
Za prolazni ocjenu potrebno je pozitivno odgovoriti na po jedno pitanje iz svake grupe. Vie
polovinih odgovora se ne priznaju, iz svake grupe boduje se samo jedan odgovor. Najvei
broj bodova je 80.
Raspon ocjena: dovoljan (2):45-54 bodova, dobar (3):55-64 bodova, vrlo dobar (4):65-71
bodova, odlian (5):72-80 bodova.
Sveukupna ocjena iz prva tri pismena dijela ispita zaokruuje se kao vagana sredina tri ocjene
u kojoj ocjena testa ima ponder 0.2, ocjena kratkog eseja 0.5a ocjena dugog eseja 0.3
ZADATAK
(bira se jedan zadatak iz grupe pitanja pripremila Oriana Vukoja, najvii mogui broj bodova
za pitanja iz ove grupe je 20)
25.
26.
DEFINICIJE POJMOVA
(ne oekuje se odgovor dulji od etiri redka, najvii mogui broj bodova za definiciju je 5,
ukupno je najvie mogue 20
bodova)
Prva grupa pojmova: poglavlja 1-6 (pojmove izabrao Ivo Biani)
a) Funkcija potranje za novcem
b) Agregatni planirani izdaci
c) Frikcijska nezaposlenost
Druga grupa pojmova: poglavlja 7&8 (pojmove izabrala Oriana Vukoja)
d)
e)
f)
Trea grupa pojmova: poglavlja 9-12 (pojmove izabrao Ivo Biani)
g) Solowljev rezidual
h) Rikardijanska ekvivalencija
i) Pakjt za stabilnost i rast
etvrta grupa pojmova: poglavlja 13-15 (pojmove izabrala Oriana Vukoja)
j)
k)
l)
Ivo Biani
Full professor Faculty of Economics, University of Zagreb
Recurrent visiting professor Central European University, Budapest
Orijana Vukoja
assistent, Faculty of Economics, University of Zagreb
Grading
Each part of the written exam is independently graded by Ivo Biani and Orijana
Vukoja and the grades are later discussed.
Test grading
Each correct answer is worth 1 pojnt and each incorrect, except the first four, is worth
-0.25 pojnts, blank answers are worht 0 points. Grades: 2: 70-85 points, 3: 86-99
points, 4: 100-111 points and 5: 112-120 points.
Second part: closed book essay
To pass the student must get at least half the points in every group of answers, i.e.
must provide at least a positive answer in every group. Two half answers in a group
do not count since points are given only for individual answers. If two answeres are
oferred in one group the examiner grades only one. A maximum in this part is 180
points (eight short answers 10 points each and maximum of 80 points, four long
answrs 20 points each a maximum of 80 points and four definitions 5 points each and
a maximum of 20 points). Grading: 2: 100-129 points, 3: 130-149 points, 4: 150-164
points and 5: 165-180 points,
Take home essay
To pass the student must get at least half the points in every group of answers, i.e.
must provide at least a positive answer in every group. Two half answers in a group
do not count since points are given only for individual answers. If two answeres are
oferred in one group the examiner grades only one. A maximum in this part is 80
points (20 points each a maximum of 80 points. Grading: 2: 45-54 points, 3: 55-64
points, 4: 65.71 points and 5: 72-80 points.
Final grade
The aggregate grade is derived as a weighted average of the three written parts with
the weight given as follows: test: 0.2, closed book essay: 0.6 and take home essays
0.4. In case of an oral exam the final grade is determined after the oral exam.
QUESTIONS
PLEASE NOTE: THE EXAMINERS WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU COULD LIST
TRHE NUMBER OF THE QUESTION YOU ARE ANSWERING IN FRONT OF THE
ANSWER
SHORT ANSWERS
(maximum 10 points each answer)
GROUP 8: CHAPTER 15
15 Why cant a tax wedge explain involun tary unemployment
16 How does an increrase of persistance influence the adjusmtnet time after a
change in monetary policy
LONG ANSWERS
(maximum 20 points each answer)
DEFINITIONS
(maximum 5 points each answer)
DEFINITIONS GROUP 1
a) DAD curve
b) SAS curve
c) EAS curve
DEFINITIONS GROUP 2
d) AK model
e) poverty trap
f) c0nvergence hypothesis
DEFINITIONS GROUP 3
g) optimum currency area
h) efficiency wage
i) hysteresis
DEFINITIONS GROUP 4
j) Taylor rule
k) Okuns law
l) ricardian equivalence
GROUP 1
1 Starting from a small open economy with flexible exchange rates and perfect
capital mobility analyse the effect of a policy introducing constraints limiting but not
completely preventing capital mobility prevent which investors who view this as a
increase in risk and default. Under what circumstances would you advise such a
policy. In your answer, among other things, discuss the speed of adjustment.
2. Recall the quantity equation and discuss if the constant velocity of money
circulation assumption is reasonable in the light of the model of money demand?
What happens with the price level if the assumption is to be changed? (Hint: look at
the change in the interest rate and then keep M and Y unchanged.)
GROUP 2
3 Using the handouts with the basic data on the Croatian economy discuss how
equation 1.2 from page 12 can be misused in economic analysis and in designing an
economic policy aimed at reducing the government deficit and current account deficit.
4. Derive the IS curve for the closed and opened economy and explain in words
where the difference comes from, if any. You can use graphs or formulas (or both) to
support your views. How would expansionary fiscal policy effects differ in a closed
and opened economy?
GROUP 3
GROUP 4
7 Explain the case why an economist would not reecomend monetary policy
instruments because of their ineffectivness
8 How would you generate a reduction of Croatias unemploymewnt rate in terms of
the models discussed ion the textbook
Ivo Biani, Orijana Vukoja
Second part: closed book essay: In this part of the exam the student answers three types of questions: 'short'
answers, 'long' answers and definitions. The time allowed for this part of the exam is 160 minutes (15 minutes for
each long question, 10 minutes for each short one and 5 for each definition.
- The first type requires short answers of up to half a page. There are eight grups of questions with two questions
in each group. The student chooses one question from each group (in case two are oferred the examiner grades
only one), each answer is worth up to 10 points sop a maximum of 80 points can be awarded in this groups. Four
groups are set by Ivo Biani and four by Orijana Vukoja.
- The second type requiers longer answers of up to one page. There are four grups of questions with two
questions in each group. The student chooses one question from each group (in case two are oferred the
examiner grades only one), each answer is worth up to 20 points sop a maximum of 80 points can be awarded in
this groups. Two groups are set by Ivo Biani and two by Orijana Vukoja.
- The third type are definitions requiring a maximum 5 lines. Four groups of three terms are given and the student
chooses to provide the definition of one term from each group. Each definition is worth at most 5 points so a
maximunm of 20 points can be given for this type of questions. Two sets of definitions are are set by Ivo Biani
and two by Orijana Vukoja.
Third part: of the exam is a take home essay: The student is oferred four groups of questions with two questions
in each group. He takes the questions home and hands in the answers next day. Each answerr is worth a
maximum of 20 points so the highest score in this part of the exam is 80 points..
Fourth part of the exam: oral exam: As a rule there will be no oral exam but is the grades in the three written
sections vary a lot then the examiner resderves the right to call the student for an oral exam. If the student
cosniders he has been badly marked he can demand an oral exam.
Grading
Each part of the written exam is independently graded by Ivo Biani and Orijana Vukoja and the grades are later
discussed.
Test grading
Each correct answer is worth 1 pojnt and each incorrect, except the first four, is worth -0.25 pojnts, blank answers
are worht 0 points. Grades: 2: 70-85 points, 3: 86-99 points, 4: 100-111 points and 5: 112-120 points.
Second part: closed book essay
To pass the student must get at least half the points in every group of answers, i.e. must provide at least a
positive answer in every group. Two half answers in a group do not count since points are given only for individual
answers. If two answeres are oferred in one group the examiner grades only one. A maximum in this part is 180
points (eight short answers 10 points each and maximum of 80 points, four long answrs 20 points each a
maximum of 80 points and four definitions 5 points each and a maximum of 20 points). Grading: 2: 100-129
points, 3: 130-149 points, 4: 150-164 points and 5: 165-180 points,
Take home essay
To pass the student must get at least half the points in every group of answers, i.e. must provide at least a
positive answer in every group. Two half answers in a group do not count since points are given only for individual
answers. If two answeres are oferred in one group the examiner grades only one. A maximum in this part is 80
points (20 points each a maximum of 80 points. Grading: 2: 45-54 points, 3: 55-64 points, 4: 65.71 points and 5:
72-80 points.
Final grade
The aggregate grade is derived as a weighted average of the three written parts with the weight given as follows:
test: 0.2, closed book essay: 0.6 and take home essays 0.4. In case of an oral exam the final grade is determined
after the oral exam.
First part: Test. The test has 120 questions divided into five kinds of questions (multiple choice, yes/no, graph
analysis and numerical problems). The answers are written into a separate sheet which is handed in on
completion. The time is 60 minutes (30 seconds per question).
Second part: closed book essay: In this part of the exam the student answers three types of questions: 'short'
answers, 'long' answers and definitions. The time allowed for this part of the exam is 160 minutes (15 minutes for
each long question, 10 minutes for each short one and 5 for each definition.
- The first type requires short answers of up to half a page. There are eight grups of questions with two questions
in each group. The student chooses one question from each group (in case two are oferred the examiner grades
only one), each answer is worth up to 10 points sop a maximum of 80 points can be awarded in this groups. Four
groups are set by Ivo Biani and four by Orijana Vukoja.
- The second type requiers longer answers of up to one page. There are four grups of questions with two
questions in each group. The student chooses one question from each group (in case two are oferred the
examiner grades only one), each answer is worth up to 20 points sop a maximum of 80 points can be awarded in
this groups. Two groups are set by Ivo Biani and two by Orijana Vukoja.
- The third type are definitions requiring a maximum 5 lines. Four groups of three terms are given and the student
chooses to provide the definition of one term from each group. Each definition is worth at most 5 points so a
maximunm of 20 points can be given for this type of questions. Two sets of definitions are are set by Ivo Biani
and two by Orijana Vukoja.
Third part: of the exam is a take home essay: The student is oferred four groups of questions with two questions
in each group. He takes the questions home and hands in the answers next day. Each answerr is worth a
maximum of 20 points so the highest score in this part of the exam is 80 points..
Fourth part of the exam: oral exam: As a rule there will be no oral exam but is the grades in the three written
sections vary a lot then the examiner resderves the right to call the student for an oral exam. If the student
cosniders he has been badly marked he can demand an oral exam.
(iii) your grandparents (let us assume they are 75 year olds). You answer will be
evaluated on your ability to generate different objective functions for each
generation using the textbook and different voting patterns.
2 Question 15.5 on page 430 of the textbook. In addition to answering the
question and calculating the scenario (which should include an explanation of
the math) discuss the relevance of this example for the Croatian economy
GROUP 2, questions set by Oriana Vukoja
3
4
GROUP 3, questions set by Ivo Biani
5 Discuss how Croatias rate of convergence could be accelerated in view of
the models presented in the textbook
6 Discuss the proposition that the political cycle is extremely important for the
Croatian economy and design a political cycle which you think would lead to
an electoral victory in the next local elections
GROUP 4, questions set by Oriana Vukoja
7
8
Ivo Biani
Oriana Vukoja
ISPIT IZ MAKROEKONOMIKE
STUDENTI KOLSKE GODINE 2005/2006
ISPIT ODRAN 27/6/2006
ISPITNA PITANJA
ZBOG LAKKEG ISPRAVLJANJA MOLE SE KANDIDATI DA ISPRED ODGOVORA
NAVEDU REDNI BROJ PITANJA NA KOJE SE ODGOVOR ODNOSI
Prvi dio ispita: test
U OVOJ GENERACIJI NEE BITI TESTA
Drugi dio ispita: pismeni ispit.
Pitanja za 'kratke odgovore'
(kandidat odgovara na jedno pitanje iz svake grupe, oekuju se odgovori do pola strane,
svaki odgovor u ovoj grupi vrijedi najvie 10 bodova te je najvei broj bodova za ova
pitanja 80)
Prva grupa pitanja: poglavlja 1-4, pitanja sastavio Ivo Biani
1. U globalnom gospodarstvu (izvoz i uvoz ne postoje) objasnite kratkoroni i
srednjoroni uinak ekspanzivne fiskalne politike povezujui promjene na 'Keynesovom
kriu' IS-LM krivuljama (minimum: slika 3-11 na strani 79)
2. Izvedite i objasnite nagib FE krivulje (minimum: slika 4.6 na strani 100)
Druga grupa pitanja: poglavlja 5&6, pitanja sastavila Oriana Vukoja
3.
4.
Trea grupa pitanja: poglavlje 7, pitanja sastavio Ivo Biani
5. Objasnite zato se u izvodu As krivukje koristi nelinearni odnos te ukaite na promjene
koje to podrazumijeva (minimum slika 7.1 na strani 167)
6. Objasnite zato je u uvjetima fiksnih teaja AD krivulja padajua (minimum slika 7.4
na strani 172)
etvrta grupa pitanja: poglavlje 8 , pitanja stavi sastavila Oriana Vukoja
7.?
8.!
Peta grupa pitanja: poglavlja 9&10, pitanja sastavio Ivo Biani
9. Kako u Solow-Swannovom modelu rasta uvoenje praga siromatva generira prag
siromatva (minimum slika 10.9 na strani 269)
10. Zato je ravnotena stopa rasta u Solow-Swannovom modelu rasta stabilna
(minimum slika 9-7 na strani 231)
esta grupa pitanja: poglavlje 12&13, pitanja stavi sastavila Oriana Vukoja
11.?
12.
Sedma grupa pitanja: poglavlje 11&14 , pitanja sastavio Ivo Biani
13. Zato u sluaju fleksibilnih teaja unutar predodreenih granica ('target zones') je
krivulja reakcije teaja ('Exchange rate respnse line') ima oblik slova 'S' (minimum slika
12.7 na strani 323)
14. Izvedite i objasnite krivulju vladinog odgovora ('governement reaction curve') i
objasnite kako se moe koristiti u analizi (minimum slika 13.9 na strani 354)
Osma grupa pitanja: poglavlje 15, pitanja stavi sastavila Oriana Vukoja
15.
16.
Definicije
(kandidat bira jednu definiciju iz svake grupe, oekuje se odgovori od najvie 3 redka,
svaka definicije vrijedi najvie 5 bodova te je najvei broj bodova za definicije 20)
Prva grupa definicija poglavlja 1-4, izabrala Oriana Vukoja
a).
b)
c)
d)
Druga grupa definicija, poglavlje 5-8 izabrao Ivo Biani
e) istiskivanje ('crowding out')
f) reim fiksnih teaja
g) granini proizvod rada
h) inflacijska oekivanja
Trea grupa definicija, poglavlja 9-12, izabrala Oriana Vukoja
i)
j)
k)
l)
etvrta grupa definicija, poglavlja 13-15, izabrao Ivo Biani
m) Taylorovo pravilo
n) Okunov zakon
o) Phillipsova krivulja
p) Beveridge krivulja
Trei dio ispita: "take home" esej
(Kandidatu su ponuene etiri grupe pitanja, u svakoj grupi su ponuena dva pitanja i
kandidat bira jedno na koje odgovara. Pitanja se nose kui i slijedei dan se predaju
odgovore. Svako pitanje vrijedi najvie 20 bodova, te je najvei mogui broj bodova u
ovoj grupi 80.)
'TAKE HOME ESEJI' SE TREBAJU PREDATI NA PORTU (BIANI/ VUKOJA) DO
SRIJEDE, 28.6.2006. U 18 SATI!
Prva grupa pitanja, pitanja sastavila Oriana Vukoja
1.
2.
Druga grupa pitanja, pitanja sastavio Ivo Biani
3. Analizirajte promijenu djelotvornosti fiskalne politike ako guvernera iji je jedini cilj
minimiziranje inflacije zamijeni guverner kojem inflacija nije glavni prioritet. Kakvo je
Vae miljenje o takvoj promjeni i kada bi se ona dogodila u Hrvatskoj ta biste oekivali
glede oekivanja i oblikovanja politike vlade
4. Opiite uvjete kada i kako nastaje pekulativni napad na teaj i analizirajte kakve
poslijedice moe izazvati takav napad te na koji nain ekonomska politika moe smanjiti
vjerojatnost poetka napada. ta mislite da bi se desilo u Hrvatskoj kada bi dolo do
pekulativnog napada?
Trea grupa pitanja, pitanja sastavila Oriana Vukoja
5..
6.?
etvrta grupa pitanja, pitanja stavi sastavio Ivo Biani
7. Analizirajte sve naine seljenja EAS krivulje desno koji su mogui u okviru osnovnog
modela prezenziranog u udbbeniku.
8. Analizirajte u okvirima modela iz zdbenika (SAS-EAD-DAD, fiksni teaj sa
specificiranom krivuljom intervencija, razliitima oekivanjima i hysteresis, velikim dugom
i deficitom i niskom 'inflation bias') poslijedice ako se vjerojatnost negativnog oka
promijeni sa 1/3 na ,
etvrti dio ispita: usmeni ispit
U pravilu nee biti usmenog ispita. Iznimno e ispitivai pozvati kandidata ako postoje
velike razlike ocjene pojedinih dijelova ispita ili kandidat moe traiti usmeni ispit ako
smatra da je krivo ocijenjen.
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Ivo Biani
Redoviti profesor, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
Gost profesor, Central European University, Budimpeta
Oriana Vukoja
Asistent, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
Vedrana Pribievi
Demonstratorica, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
Marko Karan
Demonstrator, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
30 points (each question worth 15 points). The maximum for class participation is 10 points. This total is then
used for determining the final grade.
Final course grade from section exams.
All four section exams will be taken into consideration. The final grade is derived by simple addition of the points
from the four section exams. There is a maximum of 100 points per section exam and a grand total of 400 points.
The grades are as follows (the EU grades in brackets).
Excellent/Odlian (5): 400-371 points (A 400-386, A- 385-371),
Very good/Vrlo dobar (4) 370-326 points (B+ 370-356, B 355-341, B- 340-326),
Good/Dobar (3) 325-281 points (C+ 325-311, C 310-296, C- 295-281)
Sufficient/Dovoljan (2) 280-251 points (D+280-266, D 265-251)
Fail/Nedovoljan (1) 250 points or less (F: less than 250)
Upgrading
The students who take this exam regime have a limited option to improve their initial grade by extra work. This
option is limited only for one Bologna grade (i.e. from B+ to A-, from C+ to B- and from D+ to C-). It will be
possible to do this upgrading at the same time as writing the fourth section exam (so only upgrading the first three
section exam points is possible). If less than 10 points are required the candidate will provide an extra long
answer from a list and answer an extra take home essay question. If more than 10 points are required the
candidate will have to answer two extra long questions from a list and one take home essay question.
SAS-EAS model and the analysis should be set in terms of the graph with p and y on
the axes)
below. Their purpose is to incite continuous work by students and enable a qualified
audience during teaching and pertinent questions and discussions.
If due to illness or other reasons the student is unable to take one of the section exams
he will have an opportunity of taking it at a specified date in February.
Dates for section exams and the exam content:
Wednesday, 30th November 2005: First section test: chapters 1-5
Wednesday, 21st December 2005: Second section test: chapters 6-8
Wednesday, 18th January 2006: Third section test: chapters 9-12
Tuesday, 7th February 2006: Fourth section test: chapters 13-15
Tuesday, 21st February 2006: Re-take test: all chapters
Section exam structure
The four section exams are structured like the closed book classical exam but with fewer
questions, there is a take home essay with fewer questions but no test.
First part: Closed book exam.
Time allowed for this part of the section exam is 60 minutes (20 minutes for each long
question and 10 minutes for each short one).
- The first type of questions requires short answers of up to half a page. There are two
groups of questions with two questions in each group. The student chooses one question
from each group (in case two are offered the examiner grades only one); each answer is
worth up to 10 points so a maximum of 20 points can be awarded in this groups. One
group is set by Ivo Biani and one by Oriana Vukoja.
- The second type of questions requires longer answers of up to one page. There are two
groups of questions with two questions in each group. The student chooses one question
from each group (in case two are offered the examiner grades only one); each answer is
worth up to 20 points so a maximum of 40 points can be awarded in this groups. One
group is set by Ivo Biani and one by Oriana Vukoja.
Second part: take home essay
The student is offered two groups of questions with two questions; one group is set by
Oriana Vukoja and the other by Ivo Biani. Questions are taken home and the answers
are handed in the next day. Each answer is worth a maximum of 15 points so for the
take home essay there is a maximum of 30 points.
Third part: in class participation.
Seminar and in class participation will account to 10 points max per section exam. These
will be given on the basis of open book exercises, the seminar paper, poster, presentation
and general seminar activity.
Grading section exam
The section exams are not individually graded. Instead for each section exam the
aggregate number of points is determined by unweighted adding of points from the three
parts. The maximum per section exam is 100 points awarded in the following way. The
maximum for first part is 60 points (2 short answers 10 points each = maximum of 20
points, 2 long answers 20 points each = maximum of 40 points). The maximum for the
take home essay is 30 points (each question worth 15 points). The maximum for class
participation is 10 points. This total is then used for determining the final grade.
Final course grade from section exams.
All four section exams will be taken into consideration. The final grade is derived by
simple addition of the points from the four section exams. There is a maximum of 100
points per section exam and a grand total of 400 points. The grades are as follows (the
EU grades in brackets).
Excellent/Odlian (5): 400-371 points (A 400-386, A- 385-371),
Very good/Vrlo dobar (4) 370-326 points (B+ 370-356, B 355-341, B- 340-326),
Good/Dobar (3) 325-281 points (C+ 325-311, C 310-296, C- 295-281)
Sufficient/Dovoljan (2) 280-251 points (D+280-266, D 265-251)
Fail/Nedovoljan (1) 250 points or less (F: less than 250)
Upgrading
The students who take this exam regime have a limited option to improve their initial
grade by extra work. This option is limited only for one Bologna grade (i.e. from B+ to
A-, from C+ to B- and from D+ to C-). It will be possible to do this upgrading at the
same time as writing the fourth section exam (so only upgrading the first three section
exam points is possible). If less than 10 points are required the candidate will provide an
extra long answer from a list and answer an extra take home essay question. If more
than 10 points are required the candidate will have to answer two extra long questions
from a list and one take home essay question.
IMPORTANT REQUEST:
THE EXAMINERS WOULD APPRECIATE IF STUDENTS CULD WRITE THE NUMBER
OF THE QUESTION IN FRONT OF THE ANSWER. THIS MAKES CORRECTING MUCH
EASIER. THANK YOU
First part: Closed book exam
QUESTIONS REQUIRING SHORT ANSWERS
(Answers of about half a page are expected, 10 maximum points, in case of more than
one answer offered, only one is graded)
Group 1: chapters 9-10 (questions set by Ivo Biani)
1. Explain how economies of scale can lead to a poverety trap
2. discuss the implications of the equation: K = s F(K,L) + (1-s)T (1-)G K (hint :
do not forget to show when governement investment boosts income more than private
savings)
Group 2: chapter 11-12 (questions set by Oriana Vukoja)
3. Explain how fixing the exchange rate may influence the inflation bias.
4. List the convergence criteria from the Maaastricht Treaty.
QUESTIONS REQUIRING LONG ANSWERS
(Answers of about one page are expected, 20 maximum points, in case of more than one
answer offered, only one is graded)
Group 3: chapters 9-10 (questions set by Oriana Vukoja)
5. What are the basic implications of the AK models and in what respect do they differ
from the Solow growth model.
6. Discuss the effects of an increase in the savings rate in the Solow growth model with
regard to the steady state growth paths, the transition period and convergence.
Group 4: chapters 11-12 (questions set by Ivo Biani)
7. Explain the importance of time inconsistency, list at least three ways out of the time
incon sistency trap and discuss one of them, explain your choice
8. Why isnt the Exchange rate resposne line linear under a regime of managed floating?
Ivo Biani
Redoviti profesor, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
Gost profesor, Central European University, Budimpeta
Oriana Vukoja
Asistent, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
Vedrana Pribievi
Demonstratorica, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
Marko Karan
Demonstrator, Ekonomski fakultet, Sveuilite u Zagrebu
less material. The disadvantage is that in aggregate the student answers more questions
and that class participation (or its substitute) is required.
To qualify for the section exam students will have to have the course signature. These
will be given by Ms. O. Vukoja. To get a course signature the student has to satisfy 9 out
of 13 open book exercises (3 per each section exam). These open book exercises are
linked to textbook chapters and their dates are listed in the teaching schedule given
below. Their purpose is to incite continuous work by students and enable a qualified
audience during teaching and pertinent questions and discussions.
If due to illness or other reasons the student is unable to take one of the section exams
he will have an opportunity of taking it at a specified date in February.
Dates for section exams and the exam content:
Wednesday, 30th November 2005: First section test: chapters 1-5
Wednesday, 21st December 2005: Second section test: chapters 6-8
Wednesday, 18th January 2006: Third section test: chapters 9-12
Tuesday, 7th February 2006: Fourth section test: chapters 13-15
Tuesday, 21st February 2006: Re-take test: all chapters
Section exam structure
The four section exams are structured like the closed book classical exam but with fewer
questions, there is a take home essay with fewer questions but no test.
First part: Closed book exam.
Time allowed for this part of the section exam is 60 minutes (20 minutes for each long
question and 10 minutes for each short one).
- The first type of questions requires short answers of up to half a page. There are two
groups of questions with two questions in each group. The student chooses one question
from each group (in case two are offered the examiner grades only one); each answer is
worth up to 10 points so a maximum of 20 points can be awarded in this groups. One
group is set by Ivo Biani and one by Oriana Vukoja.
- The second type of questions requires longer answers of up to one page. There are two
groups of questions with two questions in each group. The student chooses one question
from each group (in case two are offered the examiner grades only one); each answer is
worth up to 20 points so a maximum of 40 points can be awarded in this groups. One
group is set by Ivo Biani and one by Oriana Vukoja.
Second part: take home essay
In the fourth test the student is offered only one group of questions with three questions
to choose from. He chosees only one question and hands in the answer next day. This
answer is worth a maximum of 15 points so for the take home essay there is a
maximum of 30 points.
Third part: in class participation.
Seminar and in class participation will account to 10 points max per section exam. These
will be given on the basis of open book exercises, the seminar paper, poster, presentation
and general seminar activity.
Grading section exam
The section exams are not individually graded. Instead for each section exam the
aggregate number of points is determined by unweighted adding of points from the three
parts. The maximum per section exam is 100 points awarded in the following way. The
maximum for first part is 60 points (2 short answers 10 points each = maximum of 20
points, 2 long answers 20 points each = maximum of 40 points). The maximum for the
take home essay is 30 points (each question worth 15 points). The maximum for class
participation is 10 points. This total is then used for determining the final grade.
IMPORTANT REQUEST:
THE EXAMINERS WOULD APPRECIATE IF STUDENTS CULD WRITE THE NUMBER
OF THE QUESTION IN FRONT OF THE ANSWER. THIS MAKES CORRECTING MUCH
EASIER. THANK YOU
First part: Closed book exam
QUESTIONS REQUIRING SHORT ANSWERS
(Answers of about half a page are expected, 10 maximum points, in case of more than
one answer offered, only one is graded)
Group 1: chapters 13&14 (questions set by Ivo Biani)
1. What is the purpose of introducing the Taylor rule as a policy guideline?
2. Explain why a Primary deficit (t<g) and low growth (y<r) leads to a unstable
equilibrium?
Group 2: chapter 15 (questions set by Oriana Vukoja)
3..
4.
QUESTIONS REQUIRING LONG ANSWERS
(Answers of about one page are expected, 20 maximum points, in case of more than one
answer offered, only one is graded)
Group 3: chapterS 13&14 (questions set by Oriana Vukoja)
5.
6..
Group 4: chapter 15 (questions set by Ivo Biani)
7. Explain and discuss the consequences of introducing persistence into the SAS curve!
8. Show under what cisrcumstances a temporary adverse supply shock (such as a
temporary sudden and unexpected increase in oil prices) does not influence employment!
To qualify for the section exam students will have to have the course signature. These will be
given by Ms. O. Vukoja. To get a course signature the student has to satisfy 9 out of 13 open
book exercises (3 per each section exam). These open book exercises are linked to textbook
chapters and their dates are listed in the teaching schedule given below. Their purpose is to
incite continuous work by students and enable a qualified audience during teaching and
pertinent questions and discussions.
If due to illness or other reasons the student is unable to take one of the section exams he
will have an opportunity of taking it at a specified date in February.
Dates for section exams and the exam content:
Wednesday, 30th November 2005: First section test: chapters 1-5
Wednesday, 21st December 2005: Second section test: chapters 6-8
Wednesday, 18th January 2006: Third section test: chapters 9-12
February 2006 (date to be announced): Fourth section test: chapters 13-15
February 2006 (date to be announced): Re-take test: all chapters
Section exam structure
The four section exams are structured like the closed book classical exam but with fewer
questions, there is a take home essay with fewer questions but no test.
First part: Closed book exam.
Time allowed for this part of the section exam is 60 minutes (20 minutes for each long
question and 10 minutes for each short one).
- The first type of questions requires short answers of up to half a page. There are two
groups of questions with two questions in each group. The student chooses one question
from each group (in case two are offered the examiner grades only one); each answer is
worth up to 10 points so a maximum of 20 points can be awarded in this groups. One group
is set by Ivo Biani and one by Oriana Vukoja.
- The second type of questions requires longer answers of up to one page. There are two
groups of questions with two questions in each group. The student chooses one question
from each group (in case two are offered the examiner grades only one); each answer is
worth up to 20 points so a maximum of 40 points can be awarded in this groups. One group
is set by Ivo Biani and one by Oriana Vukoja.
Second part: take home essay
The student is offered two groups of questions with two questions; one group is set by Oriana
Vukoja and the other by Ivo Biani. Questions are taken home and the answers are handed
in the next day. Each answer is worth a maximum of 15 points so for the take home essay
there is a maximum of 30 points.
Third part: in class participation.
Seminar and in class participation will account to 10 points max per section exam. These will
be given on the basis of open book exercises, the seminar paper, poster, presentation and
general seminar activity.
Grading section exam
The section exams are not individually graded. Instead for each section exam the aggregate
number of points is determined by unweighted adding of points from the three parts. The
maximum per section exam is 100 points awarded in the following way. The maximum for
first part is 60 points (2 short answers 10 points each = maximum of 20 points, 2 long
answers 20 points each = maximum of 40 points). The maximum for the take home essay is
30 points (each question worth 15 points). The maximum for class participation is 10 points.
This total is then used for determining the final grade.
Group 2 Chapters 11
3. Generate a poverty trap by assumptions about population growth.
4. Poroove that in an exogenous growth model an increase in the rate of technical
progress leads a higher level of income per labour
Group 4 Chapters 11
7. Justify the use of a Public support function used in ther textbook
8. Explain how the Inflation bias in a democracy can be reduced