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SEMESTER – I

CC I - MICRO ECONOMICS - I OBJECTIVES:

1. To teach the students about the basic concepts in Micro Economics.

2. To teach the Micro Economic Theories with graphical illustration

UNIT–I: - SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY OF MICRO ECONOMICS: 18 hrs

Concepts – Definition- Adam Smith – Marshall – Robbins - Samuelson - Scope of

Micro Economics – Relationship Between Micro Economics and Macro Economics –

Positive and Normative Economics – Deductive and Inductive – Static Dynamic.

UNIT – II: - CARDINAL UTILITY ANALYSIS: 18 hrs

Law of Demand- Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility – - Law of Equi – Marginal

Utility –– Elasticity of Demand –Meaning – Types - Measurement – Importance.

UNIT – III: - ORDINAL UTILITY ANALYSIS: 18hrs

Indifference Curve Techniques – Features of Indifference Curve - Consumer

Equilibrium – Price Effect – Income Effect – Substitution Effect.

UNIT – IV: - PRODUCTION FUNCTION: 18 hrs

Production Function – Laws of Returns – Law of Variable Proportions – I so –

Quant Curve – The Principle of Diminishing Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution.

UNIT – V: - COST AND REVENUES: 18 hrs

Concept of Costs – Short Run and Long Run Cost – Derivation of Long Run

Average Cost and Long Run Marginal Cost – Forms of Market – Reasons for the ‘U’

shape of AC Curve - Revenue concepts – Total Revenue, Average Revenue – Marginal

Revenue – Relationship between Average Revenue and Marginal Revenue.

TEXT BOOKS:

1. S.Sankaran - Micro Economics, Margham Publications, Madras.

2. M.L.Seth - Micro Economic Theory (Lakshmi Narain Agarwal Co.,

Agra)

3. M.L.Jhingan(1996) - Micro Economic Theory(Konark Publishers

Pvt.Ltd) Chennai.

REFERENCES:

1. Watson - Price theory and its uses (Scientific Book Co., Calcutta)

2. Stigler.G - Theory of Price (4th edition, Prentice Hall of India, New

Delhi.

3. Koutsoyiannis - Modern Micro Economics (Macmillan Press, London)

4. H.L. Ahuja - Advanced Economic Theory, S.Chand and Co,Pvt.Ltd.,

Ram Nagar, New Delhi.

5.M.L. Jhingan - Advanced Micro Economic Theory( Konark Publishers

Pvt. Ltd., Chennai)

Internal: 25 Subject Code : UEB

External : 75 Exam Hours: 3

SEMESTER – I

CC II – INDIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Objectives:

1. To enable the students to have an understanding of the various components and

issues of Indian Economy...

2. To teach developments in Indian Economy before Independence, at the time of

independence and during the post independence period.

UNIT–I:-CONCEPTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT -15 hrs

Concept of Economic Development and Growth; Basic Characteristics of Under

Development Economy – Economic and Non-Economic Factors Inhibiting Economic

Development.

UNIT – II:- DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES & NATIONAL INCOME -15 hrs

Human Resources; Population –Age –Occupational Distribution – Population

Policy Poverty – Absolute and Relative poverty causes – Remedial Measures - National

Income - Concepts –Methods of Measuring National Income -Trends and Difficulties of

Estimating National Income.

UNIT – III :- AGRICULTURAL SECTOR -15hrs

Agriculture – Productivity – Land Reforms - Green Revolution – Agricultural

Finance –NABARD –PACB -Marketing –Mechanization –Agricultural Development in

Five Year Plans.

UNIT – IV:- INDUSTRIAL SECTOR -15 hrs

Industry – Industrial Policies of 1948, 1956 & 1991 – Industrial Finance IDBI,

IFCI, SFCI –Cottage Small Scale – Large Scale –Cotton - Sugar Iron & Steel Industry.

UNIT – V:-SERVICE SECTOR AND PLANNING -15hrs

Transport Railways – Roadways – Waterways – Airways Transport – Objectives -

Recent Five Year Plan – Health – Education – Role of Education.

TEXT BOOKS:

1. S.Sankaran - Indian Economy

2. Ruddar Dutt and - (2001)Indian Economy

K.P.M Sundaram (S Chand and Co, Ltd, New Delhi)

3. Alak Ghosh - Indian Economy (The world press pvt, ltd Calcuta)

4. Dhingra , I.C (2001) - Indian Economy

5. Chand, New Delhi - Environment and policy. Sultan. Chand and Sons.

REFERENCES:

1. Balasubaramaniam - The Economy of India,

(Widemteld and Necolyon, London )

2. Bimal Jalan (1991) - India’s Economic Crisis – The way Ahead

(Oxfrod University)

3. Vaildhyanathan.A - The Indian Economy –Crisis response and prospects.

4. Dandekar - The Indian Economy , 1947-1992-Vol II

(Sage, New Delhi)

-Annual Statistical Apstract

Internal: 25 Subject Code : UEC


SEMESTER – II

CC III - MICRO ECONOMICS – II

Objectives:

1. To teach the students, about the basic concepts in Micro Economics.

2. To teach the Micro Economic Theories with graphical illustration

UNIT – I: PRICING UNDER PERFECT COMPETITION:- 15hrs

Meaning and Forms of Market – Features of Perfect Competition – Meaning of

Market - Pricing Under Perfect Competition – Short – Run and long - Run Equilibrium

of the Firm.

UNIT – II: - PRICING UNDER MONOPOLY: 15 hrs

Monopoly – Price Determination Under Monopoly – Price Discrimination –

Dumping.

UNIT – III: - PRICING UNDER MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION AND OLIGOPOLY;

20 hrs

Monopolistic Competition – Meaning – features – Price Determination -

Equilibrium of the Individual firm – Oligopoly – Meaning – Definition.- price

Determination Under Oligopoly ( paul sweezy model).

UNIT – IV:- THEORY OF FACTOR PRICING: RENT AND WAGE:- 20hrs

General Theory of Distribution – Marginal productively Theory of Distribution -

Ricardian and Modern Theories of Rent – Quasi Rent – Theories of wages – Subsistence

Theory, Wage Fund Theory, Marginal Productivity Theory of wage –Modern Theory of

Wage.

UNIT –V:- THEORIES OF INTEREST AND PROFIT 20hrs

Theories of Interest - Classical and Neo Classical Theory of Interest - Liquidity

Preference Theory – Theories of Profit – Risk and Uncertainty – Innovation Theory.

TEXT BOOKS:


2. M.L.Seth - Micro Economic Theory(Lakshmi Narain Agarwal Co.,

Agra)

3. M.L.Jhingan - Micro Economic Theory(Konark Publishers

Pvt.Ltd., Chennai.

REFERENCES:

1. Watson - Price theory and its uses (Scientific Book Co., Calcutta)

2. Stigler.G - Theory of Price(4th edition, Prentice Hall of India, New

Delhi.

3. Koutsyiannis - Modern Micro Economics(Macmillan Press, London)

4. H.L. Ahuja - Advanced Economic Theory, S.Chand and Co,Pvt.Ltd.,

Ram Nagar, New Delhi.

Internal: 25 Subject Code : UED

External: 75 Exam Hours : 3

SEMESTER – II

CC IV – AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

Objectives:

1. To make the students aware of the significance of agriculture in the development

scenario of the nation.

2. To create awareness of promotion strategy and marketing research in agricultural

sector.

UNIT – IMPORTANCE OF AGRICULTURE 15 hrs

The Nature and Scope of Agricultural Economics – Features of Indian Agriculture

– Significance of Agriculture in India – Inter Sector Linkage.

UNIT – II: - CROPPING PATTERN AND TRENDS IN INDIAN AGRICULTURE

15 hrs

Meaning - Cropping pattern - Factors - area – production – productivity crops –

Productivity Trends in Area – Production – Productivity and strategies.

UNIT – III:- AGRICULTURAL FINANCE & INSURANCE 15 hrs

Meaning – Needs – Types – Source – Role of Co-operatives, Commercial Banks

and NABARD in Rural finance – Problems – Institutional – Non – Institutional – Crop

Insurance.

UNIT – IV: - AGRICULTURAL MARKETING 15 hrs

Marketed and marketable surplus – Marketing of Agro- based Industrial

Produces – Co- operative Market - Regulated Market - Forms of Agricultural Market.

UNIT – V: AGRICULTURAL PRICING POLICY 15hrs

Agricultural Policy - Meaning Need for agricultural policy – Objectives-Food

Corporation of India- TNCSC - Agricultural Pricing Policy.

TEXT BOOKS:

1.B.P. Vasant Desai - Agricultural Economics, Rural development

2. V. Natakarani - Agricultural Prices and Development with stability

C.B.Memoria - Agricultural problems of India.

RERERENCES:

1. Government of India - Agricultural Marketing Reports

2. Ruddar Dutt and K.P.M.Sundaram - Indian Economy

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEE


SEMESTER – III

CC V - MACRO ECONOMICS – I

Objectives:

1. Make the students to aware of the basic concepts and theories of employment

and impact of Business cycle on Economic Growth.

2. To understand the classical and neo classical growth models

UNIT – I:- INTRODUCTION TO MACRO ECONOMIC ANALYSIS 15hrs

Nature and Scope of Macro Economics –Importance and Limitations –Methods

of Macro Economics -Static, Dynamic and Comparative Static Analysis.

UNIT – II;- NATIONAL INCOME ACCOUNTING; 15hrs

Definition – Concept and Components importance Methods of measuring

national income – Difficulties – Circular flow of income – Two, Three and Four sector

model.

UNIT – III:- CLASSICAL THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT 20hrs

Concept of full employment - Assumptions – Say’s Law of Market prepositions –

Limitations – Pigou Effect – Criticism of the classical theory of Employment.

UNIT – IV:- KEYNESIAN THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT 20 hrs

The Principle of Effective demand – Aggregate demand function – Aggregate

Supply function – Determinants of effective demand – Importance of Effective demand –

Keynes under employment equilibrium.

UNIT – V;- CONSUMPTION THEORY 20hrs

Consumption Function Meaning – Attributes, Determinants of Consumption

Function – Keynes Psychological Law – Absolute income Hypothesis, Relative income

Hypothesis, Permanent income Hypothesis and Life cycle hypothesis.

TEXT BOOKS:

1. M.L. Seth. - An Introduction to Keynesian, economics

(Lakshmi narain Agarwal, Agra).

2. M.L Jhingan - Macro Economic Theory (Konark Publishers,

Chennai).

3. K.R.Gupta - Macro Economics (Athma Ram and Sons, New

Delhi).

REFERENCES:

1. Ackley.G - Macro Economic Theory and Policy (Macmillan, New Delhi).

2. Alvin H.Hanson A - Guide to Keynes (Mc Graw Hill, New Delhi).

3. Shapiro.E - Macro Economics, Galgotia Publication, New Delhi.

4. M.C Vaish - Macro Economic Theory (Vikas Publishing House(p)Ltd., New

Delh

Internal: 25 Subject Code : UEF


SEMESTER – III

CC VI - TAMILNADU ECONOMY

Objectives:


issues of Tamil Nadu Economy.

2. To teach development in the Tamil Nadu Economy before independence, at the

time of independence and during the post independence period.

UNIT–I:- PROFILE 15 hrs

Profile of Tamil Nadu – Area – Population – Forest – Economic Development of

the State – Human Resources – Infra Structure – Rural and Urban – Education – Power.

UNIT – II:- AGRICULTURE 15hrs

Agriculture – Cropping Pattern – Principal Commodities – Irrigation –Blue &

White Revolution – Animal Husbandry and Fisheries – Uzhavar Sandhai

UNIT – III :- INDUSTRY 15hrs

Industries - Major Industries – Automobile – Cement Industry – Governments

role in industrial development – Industrial Finance – DIC, TIIC, SIDCO, SIPCOT .

UNIT – IV:- BUDGET AND ECONOMIC ISSUES IN TAMILNADU 15hrs

State Finance – Revenue Expenditure –Tamil Nadu Budget – Anti – Poverty

strategies with Reference to Tamil Nadu – Unemployment Problems and measures.

UNIT – V:- WOMEN IN TAMILNADU 15hrs

Women Development In Tamil Nadu – Micro Finance – SHGs –Problems faced by

women agricultural labour - Role of Primary Education in Women development.

Text Books:

1. Perumalsamy - Tamil Nadu Economy

2. Rajalakshmi - Tamil Nadu Economy

3. Velappan - Tamil Nadu Economy

References:

1. Kurien .C.T - Economic Change in Tamil Nadu

2. MIDS - Tamil Nadu Economy-Performance and Issues

3. TamilNadu Development Report - Tamil Nadu Economic Appraisal

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEE1


SEMESTER – III

NME I – ISSUES IN INDIAN ECONOMY

Objectives:

1. To enable the students to have an understanding of the various components

and issues of Indian Economy.

2. To teach development in Indian Economy before independence, at the time of

independence.

UNIT-I INTRODUCTION 6hrs

Basic Economic Indicators – Demographic Profile – National Income – Trends in

Growth- Significance.

UNIT- II MONETARY POLICY AND BANKING 6 hrs

RBI Functions – Monetary Policy – Commercial Banks – Functions, Progress and

Problems.

UNIT – III FISCAL POLICY AND FOREIGN TRADE 6hrs

Fiscal Policy – Public Expenditure – Foreign Trade – Recent Trends – EXIM

Policy.

UNIT – IV PLANNING IN INDIA 6hrs

Economic Planning – Current Plan in Detail; Strategies – Objectives –

Achievements and failures.

UNIT –V SPECIFIC ISSUES 6hrs

Unemployment– Poverty- Causes, Effects, and Measures -– Inflation .

REFERENCE BOOK:

1. S.F.Misra and V.E.Puri - Economics of Development and Planning

2. Ruddar Datt & Sundaram K.P.M – Indian Economy, Sultan Chand & Co, New

Delhi.

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEG


SEMESTER – IV

CC VII - MACRO ECONOMICS – II

Objectives:

1. To teach the students to understand the basic concept of macro economics.

2. To make the students to understand Macro Economic policies.

UNIT – I:- INVESTMENT FUNCTION 15 hrs

Concepts - Keynes Theory of Investment - Determinants – Marginal Efficiency of

Capital – Marginal Efficiency of Investment - Investment Multiplier – The Principle of

Acceleration - Super Multiplier.

UNIT – II:- THEORIES OF INTEREST 15hrs

Classical Theory of Interest – Neo Classical Theory of Interest –Keynsian Theory

of Interest.

UNIT – III:- GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM - IS-LM FUNCTION 15hrs

Integration of Real and Monetary Sectors - IS and LM Functions – Dynamic

Shifting of IS, LM Curves – Effectiveness of Monetary and Fiscal Policy.

UNIT – IV: - INFLATION 15hrs

Inflation – Meaning -Types- Causes of Inflation – Effects of Inflation – Measures

to Control - Implications of Philips Curve.

UNIT – V:- BUSINESS CYCLE AND MACRO ECONOMIC POLICY 15hrs

Phases and Characteristics – Monetary and Non Monetary Theories of Business

Cycle – Kaldor, Hicks and Samuelson – Control of Trade Cycle – Macro Economic Polices

– Money and Fiscal policy.

TEXT BOOKS:

1.Seth. M.L - An Introduction to Keynesian, Economics( Lakshmi

Narain Agarwal, agra.)

2. M.L. Jhingan - Macro Economic Theory(Konark Publishers,

Chennai).

3. K.R.Gupta - Macro Economics(Athma Ram and Sons, New Delhi

REFERENCES:

1. Ackley G. - Macro Economic Theory and Policy(Macmillan, New

Delhi.)

2. Alvin H. Hanson - A Guide to Keynes(Mc Graw Hill, NewDelhi.

3. Shapiro.E - Macro Econimic, Galgitia Publication, New Delhi.

4. M.C.Vaish - Macro Economic Theory(Vikas publishing House(p)

Ltd.,New Delhi.

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEH


SEMESTER – I V

CC VIII – ECONOMICS OF PLANNING AND GROWTH

Objectives:


issues of Indian Economy..

2. To teach developments in Indian Economy before Independence, at the time of

independence and during the post independence period.

UNIT–I:- CONCEPT OF ECONOMIC PLANNING

Nature and scope of Economic planning-Under development and Economic Growth-

definition of Economic planning-Planning in backward areas-Types of planning-

Planning control.

- 15 hrs

UNIT – II:-COMMUNISM

Planning under communism-Soviet Plaaning-Economic Planning in China.Planning in

East European Countries-Romania, Bulgaria and Poland. - 15

hrs .

UNIT – III :-CAPITALISM

Economic Planning under Capitalism- Planning in UK-Economic Planning in USA.

- 15 hrs

UNIT – IV:- PLANNING IN SOUTH EAST ASIA

Economic Planning in South East Asia – Myanmar- Malaysia- Singapore –Thailand-

Indonisia-Japan.

- 15 hrs

UNIT – V:- MIXED ECONOMY

Planning under Mixed Economy- Planning in India- Indian Five year plans-Problems of

Indian Planning-Role of Private Sector-Characteristics of Indian Planning-Recent Five

year plan-NITHI AYOG

-

TEXT BOOKS:

1. S.Sankaran - Indian Economy

2. Ruddar Dutt and - (2001) Indian Economy




5. Chand, New Delhi - Environment and policy. Sultan. Chand and Sons.

REFERENCES:




(Oxfrod University)

3. Vaildhyanathan.A - The Indian Economy –Crisis response and prospects.

4. Dandekar - The Indian Economy , 1947-1992-Vol II

(Sage, New Delhi)

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UES1


SEMESTER – IV

SBE I - ECONOMICS FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMIANTIONS

Objective:

1. To create awareness among student to attend the competitive examinations.

UNIT – I :-MICRO ECONOMICS 6 hrs

Meaning of Demand - Law of Demand – Utility – Elasticity of Demand –Supply-

Law of Supply – Elasticity of Supply - Concepts of Cost – AC – MC AFC, AVC, TC –

Concepts of Revenue, AR, MR, TR.

UNIT – II:- MACRO ECONOMICS 6 hrs

Meaning Static – Dynamic – Stock – Flow – National Income – GDP,

NDP,GNP,NNP, Personal Income, Percapita Income – Disposable Personal Income –

Concept of MEC, MEI, Multiplier, accelerator, Super multiplier- Induced investment,

Autonomous Investment.

UNIT – III:- MONETARY ECONOMICS 6 hrs Meaning – Types – Barter system – Kinds of Money – Functions of Money – Monetary Policy – RBI – Commercial Bank. UNIT –IV:- FISCAL ECONOMICS 6hrs Meaning – Sources of Revenue – Features - Personal Income Tax- Corporate Tax Excise duty – VAT – Debt Redemption – Fiscal Policy - Budget UNIT – V:- CURRENT AND SPECIFIC ISSUES 6 hrs Concept of Poverty – Unemployment – Inflation – Population Explosion – Environment Pollution.

TEXT BOOKS:-


2.M.L Jingan - Macro Economics.

3. S.Sankaran - Fiscal Economics.

4.S. Sankaran - Monetary Economics

5. S.Sankaran -Indian Economic development

REFERENCES:-

1.Watson(1975) - Price theory and its uses (Scientific Book Co., Calcutta)

2.Ackley G.(1976), - Macro Economic Theory and Policy(Macmi Delhi.)


External : 75 Exam Hours: 3 SEMESTER – IV NME -II– ECONOMIC REFORMS Objectives:

This objective has been introduced especially for the students of UG (other economics) to understand the feature of New Economic Reform introduced in India since 1991.

UNIT-I:- INTRODUCTION 6 hrs

Development Indicators – Factors promoting and inhibiting Economic

Development in India- Need for Economic Reforms – Phase I and Phase II

UNIT- II:-COMPONENTS OF ECONOMIC REFORMS 6 hrs Liberalisation-Privatization – Globalization – Impact of Economic Reforms positive and control measures. UNIT – III:- BALANCE OF PAYMENTS 6hrs FDI Foreign Trade and Balance of Payments- Causes for disequilibrium and control measures. UNIT – IV:- POVERTY 6hrs

Meaning – Causes – Effects – Poverty Alleviation Strategies.

UNIT –V FINANCIAL SECTOR REFORMS 6 hrs Economic Planning – Current Plan in Detail; Strategies – Objectives-Achievements and failures. REFERENCES :

1. I.C.Dhingra - Indian Economic Problems,Sultan Chand & Sons.New Delhi.

2. C.T.Kurien - Economic Reforms

3. World Development Report – World Bank Publications.

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEI


SEMESTER – V

CC IX - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

OBJECTIVES: 1. To Impart knowledge about the Basic Concepts, Principles and Theories of

International trade. 2. To make the student aware of the Pros and cons of Globalization.

UNIT – I: - THEORIES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE. 15 hrs

Salient Features of International Trade. Distinction between Regional and

International Trade – Advantages and Disadvantages of International Trade- Classical

Theory of Ricardo’s Comparative Cost Theory – Modern Theory - Heckscher- Ohlin

Theory.

UNIT- II :- FREE TRADE VS PROTECTION 15 hrs

Free Trade Vs Protection Case for and Against Free Trade- Protection –Case for

and Against Protection – Tariffs Meaning and Types – Effects – Quotas Meaning Types

and Effects.

UNIT-III BALANCE OF PAYMENT 15 hrs Balance of Payment - Meaning - Components – Distinction between Balance of

Trade and Balance of Payment. - Meaning – Components - Disequilibrium - Causes –

Measures for Removal of disequilibrium.

UNIT-IV FOREIGN EXCHANGE 15 hrs Foreign Exchange- Importance, Functions of Foreign Exchange Market – Stable

and Flexible Exchange Rate - Types and Functions Determination of Equilibrium

Foreign Exchange rate.- Purchasing Power Parity Theory – Partial and Full

Convertibility of Currency

UNIT-V INTERNATIONAL LIQUIDITY AND ORGANISATION 15 hrs IMF, IBRD, GATT ,WTO,UNCTAD , SAARC, NIEO - Problems of International liquidity.

TEXT BOOK

1. D.M.Mithani - Money Banking and Trade Introduction to International

Economics, Vora & co., Publishers, Bombay.

2. Cherunilam F - International Economics(Tata Mc Graw Hill, New Delhi.)

3. Jhingan M.L - International Economics

REFERENCES:

1.M.C Vaish - Money Banking and international Trade(New Age

international ltd, New Delhi).

2. Charles P.Kindlebeger - Introduction to International Trade and

Finance(Richard D. Irwin INC,U.S.A).

3. Lorie Tarshis - Introduction to international Trade and finance( John

Wiley sons,( INC, U.S.A)

4. S. Sankaran - International Economics

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEJ


SEMESTER – V

CC X - LABOUR ECONOMICS OBJECTIVES:

1. To make the students aware of Labour problems . 2. To make the students understand working of Trade union in India.

UNIT – I: - CONCEPTS OF LABOUR: 15 hrs

Meaning of Labour – Characteristics of Labour –Problems of labour-

Characteristcs Indian Labour - Migration – Meaning,Effects of Migration.

UNIT – II: - ABSENTEEISM AND TURNOVER OF LABOUR: 15hrs

Definion of Absenteeism- Extent of absenteeism - effects of absenteeism

and causes of absenteeism. Labour turnover measures to remove absenteeism-An

Estimate of the problem of Absenteeism-Measurement of Labour turnover-Difficulties

in measuring labour turnover-Methods to reduce labour turnover

UNIT – III: - TRADE UNIONISM AND FUNCTIONS: 15hrs

Meaning of Trade unionism- The Theories of Trade Unionism- The Theory

of Industrial Democracy- Karl Marx Theory- Gandhian Theory.

UNIT – IV:- INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES:

Meaning –Forms - Industrial disputes in India- Effects of Industrial

disputes – Collective Bar.

UNIT – V: - LABOUR WELFARE: 15 hrs

Meaning of labour welfare- classification -Scope of labour work-

Importance – Labour welfare practices in India –Social Welfare.

TEXT BOOKS: 1. Dr.B.P..Tyagi., Labour Economics and Social Welfare

2. A.M.Sarma., Labour Welfare and Social Security

3Dr.T.N.Bhagoliwal., Economics of Labour

REFERENCES: 1. M.L.Seth - Monetary Economics, Lakshmi Narain Agarwal,Agra.

2. M.C.Vaish - Money, Banking and International Trade (Wiley Eastern

ltd., New Delhi.

3.Sayers.R.S - Modern Banking(Oxford University, Press)

4. Basu S.K. - Recent Banking Development(Chand and Co.,New Delhi)

5. Basil J. Moore - An introduction to the theory of finance(oxford

university, Press)

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEK


SEMESTER – V

CC XI - FISCAL ECONOMICS Objectives:

1. To Create Knowledge about Revenue and Expenditure of the Stat and Central Government,

2. To make the Students Aware of the Concepts in Fiscal Economics, Meaning of Budget, Zero Based Budget and fiscal policy followed by the government.

UNIT – I:-NATURE AND SCOPE OF FISCAL ECONOMICS: 15 hrs Nature and Scope of Fiscal Economics – Public Finance and Private Finance-

significance - Principles of Taxation – Theories of Taxation –Taxable Capacity – Direct

and Indirect Taxes – Kinds of Taxes - Progressive, Proportional and Regressive

Taxation- Principle of Maximum Social Advantage.

UNIT – II:- PUBLIC REVENUE: 15 hrs Public Revenue – Meaning – Classification – Canons of Taxation– Objectives – Major Tax Revenue - Sources of Non Tax Revenue – Income Tax– Corporate Tax -VAT- Excise Duty- Customs Duty- GST. UNIT – III:- PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND DEBT: 15 hrs Public expenditure – Meaning – Scope – Classification – Canons – Theories – Wagner’s Theory -Public Debt. – Classification – Effects - Redemption UNIT – IV:- FEDERAL FINANCE: 15 hrs Federal finance – Principles – Union – State Financial Relations – Finance Commission( Recent Finance Commission) – Local Finance . UNIT – V:- FISCAL POLICY: 15 hrs Budget – Objectives – Types– Meaning and Definition of Fiscal Policy –Objectives

and Instruments of Fiscal Policy.

TEXT BOOKS:

1. Musgrave and Musgrave - Public finance in theory and practice.

2. B.P.Tyagi - Public finance

3. S.Sankaran - Fiscal Economics.

REFERENCES:

1. Atkinson,A.B and J.E.Siglitz - Lectures on Public Economics, Tata McGraw

Hill, New Yark.

2. Buchanan, J.M. - The Public Finances, Richard D.Irwin, Homewood

3. Srinivatava D.K - Fiscal Federalism in India.

4. Reports of Various finance commission.

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEL


SEMESTER – V

CC XII - MONETARY ECONOMICS OBJECTIVES:

1. To make the students aware of the evaluation of Money and kinds of money. 2. To make the students to understand working of monetary systems in India.

UNIT – I:- CONCEPTS OF MONEY: 15hrs Money – Definition - Barter system - Evolution – Significance and functions of money – Classification - Forms of Money. UNIT – II:- APPROACHES TO MONETARY THEORY 15 hrs Quantity Theory; – Fisher’s Transactions Approach – Cash Balance Approach –– Real Balance Effect. UNIT – III:- INFLATION AND DEFLATION: 15hrs Inflation – Concept and Meaning, Causes, Effects of Inflation – Deflation – Meaning, Causes and Effects – Disinflation - Stagflation. UNIT – 1V:- MONETARY POLICY: 15 hrs Monetary Policy – Objectives – Instruments of Monetary Policy, Limitations - Monetary Policy in India. UNIT – V:- BANKING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: 15hrs Banking – Definitions, Kinds of bank – Commercial Bank – Functions – Central Bank and Functions – Reserve Bank of India – NBFI – E –Bank –Credit & Debit Card. TEXT BOOKS: 1. Gupta R.D. -Keynes and post Keynesian Economics(Kalayani

Publishers, New Delhi.

2. K.P.M.Sundaram -Money,Banking and International Trade(Vikas, New

Delhi.

3. S.Sankaran - Monetary Economics, Margham Publications, Madras.

REFERENCES: 1. M.L.Seth - Monetary Economics, Lakshmi Narain Agarwal,Agra.

2. M.C.Vaish - Money, Banking and International Trade (Wiley Eastern

Ltd., New Delhi.

3.Sayers.R.S - Modern Banking(Oxford University, Press)

4. Basu S.K. - Recent Banking Development(Chand and Co.,New Delhi)

5. Basil J. Moore - An introduction to the theory of finance(oxford

university, Press)

Internal : 15 Subject Code : UEE3a


SEMESTER – V

MBE I - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN ECONOMICS

Objectives: 1. To Learn basic techniques of computer and its applications in Economics 2. To make familiar with the creation of documents and mail – Merge concept.

UNIT – I:- INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS: 10 hrs Meaning of Computer – Characteristics of Computer – Types of computers – Computer hardware and software – Generations of Computers – Input, output devices – Application of Computers in Economics and Business. UNIT – II: - MS-OFFICE 2003: 10 hrs Ms-Word – Features – Starting Word – Entering Text – Saving, Opening a document – Editing and Formatting a Document- Mail Merge- Ms-Access – Data Base Creation –Data Entry. UNIT – III: - MS – EXCEL, POWER POINT AND E-MAIL: 10 hrs MS- Excel – Features – Work sheets and work books – Creating charts – MS-Power Point – Features – Creation of Slides – Entering and Formatting Text – Mail Opening - Sending –and Checking- E-mail Receiving attached File. TEXT BOOKS:

1. Rajaramah V (1996) - Fundamentals of computers, Prentice Hall

of India, New Delhi.

2. Sinha(1992) - Computer Fundamentals PB,

Publications,

New Delhi.

REFERENCES:

1. Sanders D.H (1988) - Computers Today, McGraw Hill (3rd

Edition), New Yark.

Internal : 10 Subject Code : UEE3bY


SEMESTER – V

MBE 1 - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN ECONOMICS (PRACTICAL LIST)

MS-WORD 20 hrs

1. Text Manipulations

2. Usage of numbering, Bullets, Footer and Header

3. Mail Merge Concept

MS-EXCEL 25 hrs

1. Data sorting – ascending and descending

2. Work Sheet preparation

i) Mark List

ii) Individual Pay Bill



SEMESTER – V

SBE –II RURAL ECONOMY

OBJECTIVES:

To make the students aware of the difficulties of Rural Economy

To make the students understanding the policy implications of the elected bodies.

UNIT-I- INTRODUCTION 6 hrs

Meaning and Significance of Rural Economy – Features – Problems of Rural

Economy– Types of Rural Industries.

UNIT – II :- RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE 6 hrs

Rural infrastructure –Education - Health – Transport –Electricity.

UNIT- III:- AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 6 hrs

Agricultural Development – Impact of New Agricultural Strategy – Migration –

Urban Pull and Rural Push Factors – Agricultural Labour Problems.

UNIT- IV:-RURAL FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES 6 hrs

Agricultural Finance – Meaning Nature, Types, Sources and Problems of

Agricultural Finance – Co-operatives in rural Finance –NABARD in Rural Finance - Rural

Development Programmes - IADP, SFDA, HADP.

UNIT-V:- PLANNING FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT 6 hrs

Planning for Rural Development – Micro Level Planning – Rural Development

Agency .

TEXT BOOKS:

1. Grewal PS - Indian Economy

2..Sankaran - Indian Economy

3. Ruddar Dutt and - (2001) Indian Economy




REFERENCES :

1. Reports of National Institute of Rural Development

2. Manorama Year Book




(Oxfrod University)

5. Katharshigh – Rural Development

6. Bhattachrya SN - Managing Rural Development.



SEMESTER – V

SBE -III - HEALTH ECONOMICS

OBJECTIVES:

1. To Teach the students the Importance of Health Economics & the Role of Economics in Health Care Sector.

2. To make the students Understand the Process of Development of Health Policy & the Role of Planning in Health Care Sector.

UNIT -I-INTRODUCTION 6 hrs

Meaning –Definition –Objectives –Importance -Determinants of Health Status.

UNIT-II - HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT 6 hrs

Indicators of Health and Development – Ecological Factors Affecting Health Fertility -Morbidity -Mortality -Life Expectancy –Impact of Health on Human Development

UNIT –III DIMENSIONS OF DEVELOPMENT 6 hrs

Determinants of Health - Poverty and Malnutrition -Economic Dimensions of Health Care - Health Care Programme.

UNIT-IV DONORS ON HEALTH CARE 6hrs

Allocation of Resources for Health Care- Donors Spending -World Bank –USAID- UNFPA –DFID –WHO

UNIT-V -EVALUATION 6hrs

Monitoring -Evaluation and Operational Research -HMIS -BLS –ELS or Studies, NFHS –DLHS -NSS TEXT BOOKS:

1. S.B.Verma, S.K.Jiloka,A.CPanthak - Rural Health Care and Housing

2. William jack(1999). - Principles of Healh Economics for

Development Countries

REFERENCE:

1. Alistair Mc Guire, John Hendersone and Gavin Mooney (1988) – The Economic of

Health Care. An Introductory text.

2. World Bank(1993) - World Development Report Investing in Health. World

Development indicators.

3. UNDP Reports.

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEM


SEMESTER – VI

CC XIII – HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT

Objectives:

1. To teach the students aware of the various aspects of schools of Economic Thought.

2. To make the students understanding the contribution of various Economist. UNIT–I: - NATURE AND SCOPE OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT: 18 hrs Nature and significance of Economic Thought –Mercantilism –Factors that gave rise to Mercantilism - Sri Thomas Mun – Factors responsible for the Rise of Physiocracy Francis Quesnay – Physiocratic doctrines. UNIT – II:- CLASSICAL SCHOOL : 18 hrs Adam smith –Division of labour –Labour Theory of value –Laissez faire Doctrine of smith –David Ricardo – Theory of rent –Stationary State –Malthus - Theory of population –Theory of Gluts. UNIT – III :- HISTORICAL, SOCIALISTS AND MARGINAL SCHOOL: 18 hrs

Older- Newer Historical School –Socialist –Sismondi – Robert Owen –Karl Marx –Carl Menger. UNIT – IV:- INSTITUTIONAL SCHOOL: 18 hrs Veblen –Neo-Classical -Alfred Marshall –Keynesian Revolution. UNIT – V:- INDIAN ECONOMIC THOUGHT 18 hrs

R.C.Dutt - Naroiji – Gandhij -Gokohle –Nehru – Amartya Sen- Raw Manmohan

Model.

TEXT BOOKS:

1. Srivastava - History of Economic Thought(S.Chand and Co., New Delhi)

2. Hajela T.M - History of Economic Thouht,( Shiva Lala Agarwal Co., Agra)

3. Lokanathan V - History of Economic Thought (S.Chand and Co., Ltd., New Delhi

Reference:

1. Lewis Haney H - History of Economic Thought(Surjeet publications, Delhi)

2. Ganguli B.N - Indian Economic Thought(Tata Mc Graw hill Co.,Ltd.,New Delhi

3. Devrajbali - Modern Indian Thought(Sterling Publishers Pvt., Ltd

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEN


SEMESTER – VI

CC XIV - DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS

Objectives: 1. To understand about the indicators of development. 2. To study about the theories of Economics of Development

UNIT – I:- INTRODUCTION 18 hrs Definition- Growth Vs Development - Economic and Non-Economic Factors of Development – Obstacles to development- Vicious Circle Theory . UNIT – II:- CLASSICAL THEORIES 18hrs Classical theories, Ricardo, Marx, Rostow, Schumpeter, Nurkse. UNIT – III:- GROWTH STRATEGIES 18 hrs Theories of Under development –Surplus labour theory by Lewis, Big-Push, Rosentein Rodan – Balanced Vs Unbalanced growth – Hirschman. UNIT – IV:- FACTORS OF PRODUCTION 18hrs Factors in the Development Process – Land, Labour and Capital – Population Growth and Development Processes – Theory of Demographic Transition –Employment Problem. UNIT – V:- ECONOMIC PLANNING 18 hrs Rationale –Types – Objectives – Strategies – Models – Gandhian- Nehruvian, Rao. TEXT BOOKS:

1.M.L.Jingan - Economics of growth and Development

2. CT.Kurien - The Economy Sage Publications, New Delhi.

3. Schaum’s Series - Theories and problems of development Economics.

RERERENCES:

1. B.Higgins, - Economic Development

2.G.M.Meier (Ed) - Leading Issues in Economics Development

3.G.Myrdal - Economic Theory and Underdeveloped Regions.

Internal : 25 Subject Code : UEO


SEMESTER –VI

CC XV - INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS

Objectives: 1. To make the students understand the role of Industries and corporate form of

Organization 2. To gain the knowledge of the New Industrial Policy and some issues in Industry

UNIT – I : PATTERNS AND STRUCTURE 18hrs Rationale of Industrialization - Process and pattern of Industrialization – Industrial structure and change – Alternative patterns; Chenery- Hoffman. UNIT – II: THEORIES OF INDUSTRIAL LOCATION 18hrs Theories of Industrial location – Weber, Sargent Florence, and Losch- Factors affecting location.- Factors determining location. UNIT – III: INDUSTRIAL FINANCE 18hrs Institutional Finance – Need- Sources – IDBI – IFCI – SFCs – SIDCO, Commercial Banks . UNIT – IV: INDUSTRIAL LABOUR 18hrs Structure of Industrial labour – Labour in organized and unorganized industries – Industrial Legislation, Wages and problems of Bonus – Absenteeism, Migration, Turnover. UNIT – V: PROJECT PLANNING AND APPRAISAL 18hrs Process- Methods- Pay Back Period and CPM – Project Evaluation Review Techniques

TEXT BOOKS:

1.Barthwal.R - Industrial Economics

2. Kuchhal S.C - Industrial Economics of India.

3. Mamoria & Mamoria - Dynamics of Industrial Relations in India.

4. Cherunilam F - Industrial economics.

5. Sivayados - Industrial Economics

REFERENCES:

1. Ruddar Dutt and K.P.M Sundram - Indian Economy, S. Chand and company.

2. Bhagwati, J and P. Desai - Indian Planning for Industrialization.



SEMESTER – VI

MBE II - ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT Objectives:

1. To create knowledge among the students the managerial skill to start a Business. 2. To make the students to understand Entrepreneurial development programmes

in India.

UNIT – I:- CONCEPTS 15 hrs Entrepreneurs - Definitions – Traits and types – Functions – Motivation Entrepreneurial Systems- Barriers. UNIT – II:- PROJECT FORMULATION 15.hrs Project Identification – Classification – Formulation- Introducing the concepts of Project – Project Report. UNIT – III:- ORGANISATION 15 hrs Steps for Starting a Small Industry – Selection of Types of Organization – Incentives – Subsidies – Export and Import – State Trading Houses. UNIT – IV:- WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS 15 hrs Women Entrepreneurs, Rural Women Entrepreneurship, Growth of Entrepreneurship – Problems of Women Entrepreneurship, Strategies- SHGS UNIT – V: INSTITUTIONAL FINANCE 15 hrs Financial analysis – Social Cost Benefit Analysis – Finance – Institutions helping Entrepreneurs – Role of Commercial Banks – New Entrepreneurship Development Agencies- Entrepreneurial Development Programme ( EDP) India.

TEXT BOOKS: 1. Gupta C.B.& Srinivasan N.P -Entrepreneurship Development in India,

Sultan Chand and sons, New Delhi

2. Saravanavel.P - Entrepreneurship Development, Ess Pee

Kay Publisher, Madras.

3. Balu. V - Entrepreneurial Development

REFERENCES:

1.Rao,S.K - Entrepreneurship Development in India.

2.Bhatta Charjee.M - Entrepreneurship Development .

3.E.Gorden and Natarajan - Himalayan Publishing House, Mumbai.



SEMESTER – VI

MBE III - HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

OBJECTIVES: 1. To make the students aware of the importance of Human resource Development 2. To make the students understand the development of Human Resource

Development. UNIT – I: - INTRODUCTION: 20 hrs Human Resource Management – Meaning – Concepts – Evolution – Functions – Problems – Human Resource Management in India UNIT – II:- HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT; 20 hrs Human Resource Development – Components - Health – Meaning - Need – Components Health and Education – Human Development Index. UNIT – III:- HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING: 20 hrs Human Resource Information System – Meaning Objectives – Functions Methods and Problems- Human Resource Acquisition – Recruitment and Selection Strategies – Methods and Problems . UNIT – IV:- HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION: 15 hrs Concepts – Investment in Education – Theories – Schult – Skill Formation Approach . UNIT –V:- POPULATION AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT: 15 hrs

Expenditure on Health Services – Factor Affecting Health – Preventive Measures – Brain Drain.

TEXT BOOK:

1. Subha Rao. P. - Personnel and Human Resource, Management

Himalaya Publishing House, New Delhi.

2. L.M.Prasad - Human Resource Management

REFERENCES:

1.Denuvedi - Personnel Management of Human Resources

2.Tirupathi - Personnel Management and Industrial Relations.

3.Jai Narain Sharma - Human Resource Management.

4.Edwin.B.Flippo - Personnel Management

5.Monappa and Saiyadin - Personnel Management.

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