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Adniinislered Price

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characteristics and consumers equilibriums.

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Ahuja H L : Advance Economic Theory

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Jhingan M L : Modem Micro Economics

Stonier & Hague - Text Book of Modem Economic Theory.

Varian H R _Micro Economics-Modem Approach

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Title of Subject Group: Indian Economy

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!l.ni!l - Structure of Indian economy. Basic features: Natural Resources:-Iand • water.forest and mineral resources. Demographic Features: Population. size, sex.rural-urban classification. Population Distribution. Composition of Gross

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Black Money.

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Indian Economy: Dutt & Sundaram

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Unit -f _ Concept of Macro Economics. Interrelation between Micro and MacroEconomics., Macro variable -' Siock and Flow. Circular flow of income.Concept of National Income, Gross National Product (G.N.P.) and GrossDomestic Product (G.D.P.) National Income Accounting. National Incomeand Economic Welfare.

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and Accelerator.

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Hcijdra B J and Ploeg F V : Foundation of Modem Macro Economics. Oxrord

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Lewis M K and Mizan PO: Monel1l:ry economics. Oxrord University Press. New

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Gupla S B : Monetary Economics. S Chand New delhi.

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Goods and Services Tax(G.S,T.). Taxable Capa~ity in India,

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~Advantage. Factor endowmcnt ;- Heckschcr. Ohlin. -

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Foreign Trade .

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H G Mannur : International Economics.

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M L Jhingan : Economics of growth and development.

Hayami Y : Development Economics. Oxford University Press.

Karpagam M : Environmental Economics

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