ST. THOMAS COLLEGE, BHILAI MONTHLY TEACHING SCHEDULE,

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1 Department: ECONOMICS Class- MA 1 st SEM Subject - MICRO ECONOMICS, Paper:-I Name of Faculty Member- MISS POOJA DEVI SINHA Topics to be covered Unit-1 Neo Classical Demand Analysis, Elasticity of demand {Price, Income and Cross}, Elasticity of Supply, Introduction- Concept of Equilibrium, Economic Models, Unit-2:- Indifference Curve Unit-2:- Marginal Rate of Substitution, Income and substitution effect, Hicks and Slutsky theorem, Revealed Preference Theory, Hicks s Revision of Demand, Hicksian Consumer Surplus. Theory of production Production function,short & long run, Unit-3:- Theory of production Production function,short & long run production function, Unit-3:- Law of variable proportion [isoquant approach], Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution, Returns to a factor and return to scale, Expansion Path, Cobb Douglas Production Function, CES production function. Unit-4 :-Theory of Cost and Revenue analysis, Perfect Competition-equilibrium of firm in perfect competition. Unit-4 :-Monopoly- short run and long run equilibrium, price discrimination under monopoly, monopoly control and regulation. The Envelope Curve. Comparison between monopoly and perfect competition. Unit-5:- Monopolistic Competition- Price and output Determination under monopolistic competition. Unit-5:- Group equilibrium theory of excess capacity. Oligopoly- non-collusive model oligopoly model. The Kinked demand curve, The collusive oligopolycartel, Joint profit maximization or perfect cartel. Price Leadership- The low cost price leadership model.

2 Department :- ECONOMICS Class :- M.A I SEMESTER Subject :- MACRO ECONOMICS Paper:- II Name of Faculty Member :- DR. APARNA GHOSH Topics to be covered UNIT I :- NATIONAL INCOME ITS CONCEPTS, MEASUREMENT, IMPORTANCE AND LIMITATIONS, CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME IN TWO SECTOR AND THREE SECTOR ECONOMY, CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME IN FOUR SECTOR ECONOMY, SOCIAL ACCOUNTING, INPUT- OUTPUT ANALYSIS, FLOW OF FUNDS AND BALANCE OF PAYMENT ACCOUNTING. UNIT II :-:- CLASSICAL THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT, SAYS LAW OF MARKET, PRINCIPAL OF EFFECTIVE DEMAND, KEYNESIAN THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT,PIGOVIAN THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT, COMPARISION OF CLASSICIAL AND KEYNESIAN MODELS, NATIONAL INCOME DETERMINATION OF KEYNESIAN MODEL. UNIT III: :- CONSUMPTION FUNCTION, KEYNESIAN PSYCHOLOGY LAW OF CONSUMPTION. SHORT RUN AND LONG RUN CONSUMPTION FUNCTION, ABSOLUTE INCOME HYPOTHESIS, RELATIVE INCOME HYPOTHESIS, LIFE CYCLE HYPOTHESIS, PERMANENT INCOME HYPOTHESIS. UNIT IV: - INVESTMENT FUNCTION, MARGINAL EFFICIENCY OF CAPITAL, MARGINAL EFFICIENCY OF INVESTMENT, SAVING AND INVESTMENT EQUALITY, MULTIPLIER. UNIT IV: - ACCELERATOR, SUPER MULTIPLIER, SUPPLY OF MONEY, DETERMINANTS OF MONEY SUPPLY, MEASUREMENT OF MONEY SUPPLY, HIGH POWERED MONEY, MONEY MULTIPLIER, CONTROL OF MONEY SUPPLY. UNITV:- DEMAND FOR MONEY, FUNDAMENTAL EQUATION OF KEYNES, FISHER S APPROACH TO DEMAND FOR MONEY. UNIT V:- DEMAND FOR MONEY, FISHER AND CASH BALANCE (CAMBRIDGE S) APPROACH, FUNDAMENTAL EQUATION OF KEYNES FRIEDMAN S REFORMULATION OF THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY. POST KEYNESIAN APPROACH TO DEMAND FOR MONEY-PATINKIN S, BAMUL S, JAMES TOBIN S, FRIEDMAN S, GURLEY AND SHAW S APPROACHES TO DEMAND FOR MONEY.

3 Department :- ECONOMICAS Class :- M.A 1st sem Subject:- QUANTITATIVES METHODS Paper:- III Name of Faculty Member:- RISHI KANT CHAUDHARY UNIT-1 :- Skewness- symmetrical and asymmetrical distribution, karl pearson s coefficient of skewness, Bowley coefficient of skewness, Spearman s rank correlation, probable error and standard error in correlation. UNIT-2:- Regression analysis- Regression and correlation, regression lines. Regression coefficient, regression equation. Simple regression analysis. Multiple regression analysis. Standard error of estimates of simple regression analysis. Inter potation and extrapolation- Methods of fitting parabolic curve. Newton s advancing difference methods, direct binomial expansion and lagranges methods. UNIT-3:- Association of attributes- Meaning and types of attributes, consistency of data. Methods of determining association- Methods of comparison of proportion Coefficient of association using Yuel s method. Probability- meaning and definition, permutation and combination.measurement of probability- addition and multiplication theorm, Conditional probability. UNIT-4:- Index Number- Fishers ideal Index Number. Time reversibility and Factor reversibility tests. Time series Analysis- Components of time series, Measurement of long term trend. Semi-Average methods, Moving Average Methods.Methods of least square. UNIT-5:- Function- Meaning and types of function, Differentiation Meaning and rules of differentiation. Integration Meaning and rules of Integration, problems related to differentiation. Problems related to Integration, auto correlation.

4 Department :- ECONOMCS Class :- :- MA 1 st Sem Subject :- Indian Economy Paper :- IV Name of Faculty Member:- DR. MARIAM JACOB UNIT I : Meaning, Characteristics and major issues of development of Indian economy. GDP and national income components, structure and growth rate of GDP and per capita income. UNIT I : Role of primary, secondary, tertiary sectors in GDP, National income and per capita income. UNIT II : Demographic features of India, Migration, urbanization and civic amenities. Occupational structure and national population policy. Demographic features of Chhattisgarh state. UNIT III : Agriculture growth and productivity, causes of low productivity and measures to increase it. Agricultural marketing and warehousing. Land reforms in India and the green revolution. National agricultural policy and food security in India. Rural credit in India. NABARD and its role in rural credit. UNIT IV : Industrial policies of 1956 and Public sector enterprises and their performance. UNIT IV : Privatization and disinvestment, Small scale, minor and medium enterprises. Unorganized sector and Informalization of the Indian economy and knowledge economy. UNIT V : Infrastructure and economic development energy and power. UNIT V : Transportation- road, railway water and civil aviation in India. Private investment infrastructure outlook and prospect. Concept of social sector and social infrastructure. Education, Health and Family welfare.

5 Department :- ECONOMICS Class :- M.A I sem Subject:- INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS Paper:- V Name of Faculty Member:- DR. APARNA GHOSH AND RISHI KANT CHAUDHARY UNIT-1 Concept and Organization of firm- Ownership, Control and objective of firm. Rationale of Industrialization:- Agriculture and Industrialization- pattern, process, speed, Implications of Industrialization. Theories of industrial location, Alferd Weber theory. Sergeant Florence theory. Factor Affecting Industrial Localization UNIT-2:- Industrial Productivity, Efficiency and Capacity. Industrial policy in India. Role of Public and Private Sectors in India Recent trends in Industrial growth. Strategies for Industrial growth, regional development of industries UNIT-3:- Owned, external and other components of funds. Nature, volume and types of Institutional finance- IDBI,IFCI, SFCS, SIDC and Commercial Bank. UNIT-4:- Structure of Industrial labour Employment Dimensions of Indian Industries. Industrial Legislation, Industrial Relations. Industrial Relations, Exit policy and social security. UNIT-5:- Large scale industries- Iron and steel Industries. UNIT-5:- Cement and jute industries. Sugar and Paper Industries, Development of Small scale and Cottage Industries.