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Micro Economics |
– Consumer Theory or Behavior: |
– Demand Analysis |
– Utility and Indifference Curve |
– Revealed Preference Theory |
– Consumer Surplus |
– Production Theory: |
– Production Function and its Types |
– Law of Variable Proportions |
– Returns to Scale |
– Cost Function and its Types |
– Price and Output Determination in Market: |
– Perfect Competition |
– Imperfect Competition: Monopoly, Price Discrimination, Monopolistic Competition, Duopoly, and Oligopoly Models |
– General Equilibrium, Efficiency, and Welfare Economics |
– Externality |
Macro Economics |
– National Income Accounting |
– Income and Output Determination: |
– Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply |
– Effective Demand Principle |
– Classical and Keynesian Theory |
– Money and Inflation: |
– Demand and Supply of Money |
– Money Multiplier and High-Powered Money |
– Credit Creation |
– Role of Reserve Bank of India and Commercial Banks |
– Quantitative Theories of Money |
– Philip’s Curve |
– Monetary and Fiscal Policy of India and its Role |
– Consumption and Investment Function: |
– Permanent, Relative, and Life Cycle Hypothesis |
– Determinants of Business Fixed Investment |
– Residential Investment and Inventory Investment |
– Multiplier and Accelerator |
– Open Economy Models: |
– Mundell and Fleming Model (IS, LM, and BP Curve) |
– Balance of Payments |
– Exchange Rate Determination |
– Purchasing Power Parity |
– Economic Growth: |
– Harrod-Domra Model |
– Solow Model |
Statistical Methods in Economics |
– Descriptive Statistics: |
– Mean, Mode, Median |
– Dispersion: Range, Quartile Deviation, Average Deviation, Standard Deviation |
– Skewness |
– Correlation and Regression: |
– Simple Regression Model |
– Probability Distribution |
– Sampling |
Mathematical Methods in Economics |
– Basic Concepts: |
– Sets and Vectors |
– Functions of One and Several Real Variables |
– Single and Multi-variable Optimization |
– Integration of Functions |
– Difference Equations |
– Linear Algebra and Calculus: |
– Determinants and Matrices |
– Linear Programming |
– Probability |
– Differential Equations |
Indian Economy |
– Overview of Colonial Economy: |
– Macro Trends: National Income, Population, Occupational Structure |
– Agriculture: Agrarian Structure, Land Relations, Agricultural Markets, Performance and Productivity Trends, Famines |
– Railways and Industry: Evolution of Entrepreneurial and Industrial Structure, De-industrialization Debate, Constraints to Industrial Breakthrough, Labor Relations |
– Economy and State in the Imperial Context: Imperial Priorities, Economic Policies, Fiscal Policies, International Trade, and Capital Flows |
– New Economic Policy: |
– Public Economics: Public and Private Goods, Externalities, Budget, Deficits, Public Debt, Fiscal Federalism in India |
– Taxation: Economic Effects, Deadweight Loss, Distortion, Efficiency, Equity Considerations, Tax Incidence, Optimal Taxation |
– International Trade Theories: Adam Smith, Ricardo, Heckscher-Ohlin Model, New Trade Theories |
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