Economics
Course outcomes
CC-1A:Microeconomics:(SemesterI)
(Credit:6,No.ofLectures:70,FullMarks:75)
CC-1B:Macroeconomics:(SemesterII)
(Credit:6,No.ofLectures:70,FullMarks:75)
1.Understandingthebasicfeaturesofcircularflowofnationalincome,differentmethodfor measurement of national income.
2.Definition,conceptsandmeasurementsofGNP,NNP,GDP,NDP,deflator,prices.
3.Problemsofusingnationalincomeasa measureofEconomicwelfare.
4.DiscussthedifferentmodelofincomedeterminationofKeynes.Conceptofeffectivedemand, Keynesian consumption function, MPC and APC, Theory of different multiplier.
5.Describethetheoryof rateofinterestandlevel of incomeandseveralaspects.
6.Theoryofmoney:transaction,precautionaryandspeculativemotive,liquiditypreferenceand different sources of supply of money.
7.Understandingtheclassicalsystem:determinationofemployment,outputandprices,Say’slaw. Different theory of quantity theory of money.
8.Describetheconceptofinflation.Demandpullandcostpushinflation,inflationarygapsand consequences of inflation of the economy.
9.Differentconceptsofbanking:Centralbanks,commercialbanks,creditcreationofthedifferent banks.
CC-1C:DevelopmentEconomics:(SemesterIII)
(Credit:6,No.ofLectures:70,FullMarks:75)
1.Understandingthedistinctionbetweeneconomicgrowthandeconomicdevelopment.Construction and interpretation of different measures of development like HDI, GDI.
2.Describethesourcesofeconomicgrowth,balancedandun-balancedgrowth,developingplanning, different growth model: Harrod-Domar, Solow.
3.Differentrelationshipbetweendevelopment,povertyandinequality.Measurementofpoverty. Poverty traps, HPI, etc,
4.Understandingtheevolutionofpoliticalandeconomicinstitutions.Differentinstitutionaltheoryof democracy, trajectories, state & central institutions.
5.Descriptiontheconceptof foreigninvestmentineconomic development.
CC-1C:FeaturesofIndianEconomy:(SemesterIV)
(Credit:6,No.ofLectures:70,FullMarks:75)
1.UnderstandingthebasicstructureofIndianeconomy,distributionofincome,regionaldisparitiesin income, poverty.
2.Basicfeaturesof Indianagriculture,industryandbanking.
3.Indianpublicfinance andforeigntrade.
Table5SKILLENHANCEMENTCOURSES(Courseoutcomes)
Semester |
Course |
Course outcomes |
III(SEC 1) |
BasicComputerApplications |
Basicknowledgeofcomputer Representationofstatisticaldata |
IndianFinancial System |
KnowledgeofIndianfinancial system Conceptofbankingandnon-bakingsystem |
|
IV(SEC 2) |
IndianOfficial Statistics |
DifferentsourcesofdataofIndianeconomy Economiccensus, survey |
EntrepreneurshipDevelopment |
ConceptofEntrepreneurship |
|
|
DifferentAspectsofEntrepreneur |
V(SEC 3) |
Money&Banking |
Indianbankingsystem Indianfinancialmanagement system |
InsuranceMarket&Products |
ConceptofIndianinsurance Evolution ofInsurance |
|
VI(SEC 4) |
IndianStockMarket Trading |
AspectsofIndianstockmarket Conceptofclearingandsettlement |
BusinessProject Proposal |
Purposeofbusinessplan Projectevaluation |
Table6DISCIPLINESPECIFICELECTIVES
Semester |
Course |
Course outcomes |
V |
BasicStatistics –DSE1A |
Scopeandmeaningofstatistics Conceptofstatisticalmethods |
IndianEconomicHistory |
Indianeconomichistory ColonialstateofIndia |
|
VI |
EnvironmentalEconomics |
Basic theoryof environmental economics DifferentissuesandIPRs |
PublicFinance |
Conceptofpublicgoods,taxation. Indianpublic finance |
Table7GENERIC ELECTIVES
|
Course |
Course outcomes |
V |
BasicEconomics |
Basicconceptofmicroandmacroeconomics |
VI |
IndianEconomicDevelopment |
ConceptofIndianeconomicgrowthanddevelopment StructuralconceptofIndiandevelopment |