Course : AcademicCalendar 2019-20

1. B.A. Economics :

Program Outcomes (P.O.): –

To provide students a well – founded education in Economies.
Emphasis on quantitative and theoretical aspects of Economics.
Ability to read, understand & interpret economic aspects through verbal, demonstrative, mathematical & graphical methods.
Ability to understand research methodology and statistics.

Program Specific Outcomes (P.S.O.) : –

Apply supply & demand analysis to government regulations and also the responses of the markets.
Knowledge of broad economic policies that maximize national income & contribute to economic growth to achieve sustainability employment, price stability etc.
Knowledge of monetary economics, banking & other financial institutions.
Understanding of economic theories from the pre – modern & modern era.
Understanding of economic functioning in the content of the past, present & future.

Course Outcomes: –

Principles of Economic Analysis – scope, theory, consumer behavior, production, market & price, theory of distribution.
Indian Economic problems – Agriculture, Service & Industry Sector, Economy of Uttar Pradesh.
National Income Analysis, Money &Banking Value of money, Indian Monetary Market, Foreign Exchange.
Public Finance & International Trade – Expenditure, Fiscal Policy.
Economies of less developed countries.
Economic Policy of India – Industrial, Agricultural, Trade policy.
Quantitative Methods – Algebra, Co-ordinate Geometry, Calculus.
History of Economic Thought – Pre – classical, Classical, Neo – Malthusian.

Program Outcomes –

A rigorous, quantitative approach to economic problems.
Build & test economic models, using sophisticated economic tools.
Professional advancement and ability to compete for well – paying jobs across a wide spectrum of industries & sectors.
Enroll in a doctoral program.

Program Specific Outcomes (P.S.O.) : –

Ability to take competitive exams like NET/SLET/Ph.D Entrance.
Pursue a career in Banking/Finance/Co-operative Sector.
Understand the economic behavior of individuals, firms, & markets.
Understand micro & macro theories of distribution, welfare economics in closed & open systems.
Understand the role of ‘money’ in the economy & Keynesian and post – Keynesian economics.
Ability to use mathematical techniques & statistical analysis to solve economic problems.
Understand issues related to the labor markets, employment policies, trade unions etc.
Understand the fiscal operations of the Government.
Understand International Economics & trade.

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