ECONOMICS. LESSON PLAN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR (Semester IV)
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1 ECONOMICS LESSON PLAN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR (Semester IV) Unit: 2 Theories of Natural Resource Management Allotted: 15 Material Balance and Entropy Law 1 Hostelling s Theory of Exhaustible Resources 1 Dasgupta and Heal 1 Optimal Depletion of Renewable Resources 1 Carrying Capacity of the Environment 1 Definition and Concept of Sustainable Development 1 Week VS. Strong Sustainability Criteria 1 Theories of Sustainable Development 2 Hartwick s Rule 1 Peace and Atkinson 1 London School 1 Safe Minimum Standard 1 Common and Perrings 1 Daly s Impossibility Theorem 1 :
2 Unit: 3 Theory and Policy of Pollution Control Allotted: 15 Optimal level of Pollution 1 Polluter pays Principle 1 Pigovian Taxes and Subsidies 1 Pollution Permits 1 Charge and Standards approach 1 Coase Theorem 1 Role of Govt. in Environmental Regulation 1 Command and Control regime 1 WTO and Environmental impacts 2 Global environmental problems 1 Ozone layer depletion 1 Hazardous and Nuclear Wastes 1 International Environmental Conference 1 Global Environmental regulations 1 :
3 Unit: 3 Theory and Policy of Pollution Control Allotted: 15 Optimal level of Pollution 1 Polluter pays Principle 1 Pigovian Taxes and Subsidies 1 Pollution Permits 1 Charge and Standards approach 1 Coase Theorem 1 Role of Govt. in Environmental Regulation 1 Command and Control regime 1 WTO and Environmental impacts 2 Global environmental problems 1 Ozone layer depletion 1 Hazardous and Nuclear Wastes 1 International Environmental Conference 1 Global Environmental regulations 1 :
4 Unit: 4 Measurement of Environmental Degradation Allotted: 15 Environmental Costs and Benefits 2 User and Non-User Benefits 1 Direct and Indirect Valuation Methods 1 Contingent Valuation Method and willingness to pay 2 Hedonic Property Values 1 Travel Cost 1 Averted Expenditure and Dose Response methods 1 UN system of Integrated Economic and Environmental Accounts 2 Green National Income and Genuine Savings 2 Environmental impact assessment and report 1 Environmental Audit 1 :
5 Unit: 1 Meaning & definition of Environmental Economics Allotted: 15 Definition of Environmental Economics 1 Relationship between Economics and Environment 1 Flow Chart 1 Functions of Environment 1 Components of Environment 1 Theory of Market Failure 1 Pigovian taxes and subsidies 1 Theories of Environmental Economics 2 Boulding s Spaceship Earth 1 Hardin s Tragedy of the Commons 1 Club of Rome Model 1 Schumacher s Small is Beautiful 1 Daly s Steady State Economics 1 Input-Output Models of the Environment 1 :
6 Unit: 5 Environment problems of India Allotted: 15 State of India s Environment 1 Air, Water and Soil Pollution 1 Natural Resource Depletion 1 Deforestation 1 Industrial and Agricultural Pollution 1 Urbanization 1 Vehicular Pollution 1 Impact of Green revolution techniques 2 Functions of Ministry of Environment and Forest Pollution Control Boards 1 Environmental Laws in India 1 Water and Air pollution control acts 1 Environmental protection act 1 Forest act 1 Renewable energy resources 1 :
7 LESSON PLAN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR (Semester III) Course/Paper: IV ECO 402 (Industrial Economics - I) Unit: 2 Growth theories of Firm No. Hours allotted: 15 Growth theories of Firm 2 Downie growth theory 2 Penrose & Marries growth theory 2 Theories of Industrial Location 2 Weber Industrial Location 2 Sargent Florence Industrial Location 3 Losch Industrial Location 2 :
8 LESSON PLAN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR (Semester I) Class: M.A Previous Course/Paper: II ECO 202 Unit:1 National Income Accounting Allotted: 15 Approaches of Macro Economics 1 Macro Economics Variables 1 Circular Flow of Income in two sector model 1 Circular Flow of Income in three sector model 1 Circular Flow of Income in four sector model 1 Different forms of National Income accountiong 1 Social Accounting 1 Importance of Social accounting and Difficulties in Social accounting 2 Input-Output Accounting 1 Importance of Input-Output Accounting 1 Flow of funds Accounts 1 Importance of Flow of Funds 1 Balance of payments accounting 2 :
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