IPMAT Indore 2025 (VA) PYQs

uncensored content will always have more appeal than controlled content.

social media's innate strength is the user's inability to fact check.

social media can never be discarded by its users.

older forms of media will regain users because of its controls.

Because they have exaggerated expectations of commodities.

Because television commercials do not create enough hype about commodities.

Because the Law of Diminishing Marginal Commodities comes into play.

Because they focus on improved functionality of commodities.

It is perpetually delayed.

It comes with patience and waiting.

It prioritises production over consumption.

It results from ethical consumption.

It is a utilitarian process.

It is a positive process.

It is an egalitarian process.

It is an irrational process.

remains unaffected by global debates amongst lawmakers on misinformation.

has become the preferred way to access entertainment.

flourishes because it can publish any material.

is in a difficult position because it cannot adapt to new policies.

the need for deregulation.

the individual's right to free speech.

the global legal systems' support of free speech.

the policies of the governments in power.

the slow, gradual growth and morphing of established companies.

the rapid and frequent changes in leadership and market position within an industry.

the never-changing reliance on established and unchanging business practices.

the stability and predictability of traditional industries.

specific companies that are considered to be powerful competitors.

government regulations that control business competition.

physical locations where businesses compete.

broad categories of industries where companies engage in competitive activities.

are characterized by rapid and frequent changes.

exhibit high levels of market capitalization growth.

operate under traditional economic principles.

are primarily focused on technological innovation.

Volatility of market leadership.

Churn within the arena of competition.

Overall profitability of traditional industries.

Relative change within an industry.

a slower rate of market capitalization growth.

a higher concentration of economic profit and research and development.

a reliance on traditional economic rules and practices.

lower research and development spending.

ignoring technology and artificial content.

finding alternative means for fact-checking.

becoming independent of other media.

controlling other media that depend on it.

The global economy is shifting back towards traditional industries, as they offer more stable returns.

Newer, dynamic industries, termed "wizards," are experiencing significantly greater growth and profit compared to traditional industries.

Traditional industries are consistently more profitable than newer, "wizard-ish" industries.

The terms "wizard" and "muggle" are used to describe the magical elements of business success.

enlarge its sphere of influence and persuasion.

understand that algorithms cannot control its content.

accept the current trends as emphasised by algorithms.

readjust its interaction with competitors.

does not address the problem of the digital divide.

results in unremitting expansion of freedom of expression.

creates and spreads much innate and acquired prejudice.

reinforces existing objectivity among the users.

By banning television commercials that promise real happiness.

By understanding the connection between production and consumption.

By recognising that commodities produce miraculous change.

By rejecting colonialism and all other forms of economic oppression.

Consumers value signs more than the real.

Television commercials are at the heart of unhappiness experienced by consumers.

Production and consumption are magical processes.

Melanesian people coped with the inequality of colonialism by creating myths.

He uses it to show that consumption is a blessing.

He uses it as a metaphor to critique modern consumption.

He uses it to describe the suffering of Indigenous people.

He uses it to show that consumers should consume more serious objects.