| General note |
Part-I: Scope and Methodology of Economics: 1. Nature and Scope of Economic Theory, 2. Micro and Macro Economics, 3. Methodology of<br/>Economics, 4. Methodology of Economics: Economic Statics and Dynamics, 5. Basic Mathematical Concepts and Optimisation Techniques,<br/>Part-II: Demand Analysis and Theory of Consumer's Choice: 6. Demand and Demand Function, 7. Consumer's Behaviour: Cardinal Utility<br/>Analysis, 8. Indifference Curve Analysis of Demand, 9. Demand for Complementary and Substitute Goods, 10. Marshallian Cardinal Utility Analysis Vs<br/>Indifference Curve Analysis, 11. Application and Uses of Indifference Curve, 12. Revealed Preference Theory of Demand, 13. Hicks' Logical Ordering<br/>Theory of Demand, 14. Elasticity of Demand, 15. Consumer Surplus, 16. Attribute Approach to Consumer's Behaviour, 17. Individual Choice under<br/>Risk and Uncertainty, Part-III: Theory of Production and Cost Analysis: 18. Theory of Production: Returns to a Variable Factor, 19. Production<br/>Function with two Variable Inputs, 20. Optimum Factor Combination, 21. Cost Analysis, 22. Linear Programming, 23. Supply and its Elasticity,<br/>Part-IV: Price and Output Determination in Various Market Structures: 24. Market Structures and Concepts of Revenue for a Firm, 25. Firm:<br/>A General Analysis of its Nature, Objectives and Equilibrium, 26. Pricing in Competitive Markets: Demand Supply Analysis, 27. Applications of<br/>Demand and Supply Analysis, 28. Equilibrium of the Firm and Industry under Perfect Competition, 29. Comparative Static Analysis of Equilibrium and<br/>Long-Run Supply Curve of the Competitive Industry, 30. Existence and Stability of Equilibrium under Perfect Competition, 31. Kaldor and Sraffa on<br/>Incompatibility of Equilibrium with Perfect Competition, 32. Price and Output Determination under Monopoly, 33. Price Discrimination, 34. Measurement<br/>of the Degree of Monopoly Power, 35. Price and Output under Bilateral Monopoly, 36. Price and Output Determination under Monopolistic Competition,<br/>37. A Critique of Chamberlin's Theory of Monopolistic Competition, 38. A Critical Evaluation of Excess Capacity of Doctrine Monopolistic Competition<br/>Theory, 39. Chamberlin's Monopolistic Competition Vs Joan Robinson's Imperfect Competition Theories, 40. Price and Output Determination under<br/>Oligopoly, 41. Classical Models of Oligopoly, 42. Non-Price Competition: Selling Cost and Advertising, 43. Cost-Plus (or Mark-Up) Pricing Theory,<br/>44. Theory of Games and Strategic Behaviour, 45. Sales Maximisation Model of Oligopoly Firm, 46. Managerial Theories of the Firm: Marris and<br/>Williamson's Models, 47. Behavioural Theory of the Firm: Satisficing Model, 48. Theory of Limit Pricing, 49. Government Policies Towards Monopoly<br/>and Competition, Part-V: Theory of Distribution (Pricing of Factors): 50. Theory of Distribution: A General View, 51. Neo-Classical Macro Theory of<br/>Relative Distributive Shares, 52. Pricing of factors in Competitive Markets, 53. Pricing of factors in Imperfectly Competitive Markets, 54. Trade Unions,<br/>Collective Bargaining and Wages, 55. Theory of Rent, 56. Theories of Interest, 57. Theory of Profits, 58. Alternative Macro Theories of Distribution,<br/>Part-VI: General Equilibrium Analysis and Welfare Economics: 59. General Equilibrium Analysis, 60. Welfare Economics: An Introduction,<br/>61. Concept and Conditions of Pareto Optimality, 62. New Welfare Economics: Compensation Principle, 63. Grand Utility Possibility Frontier and Welfare<br/>Maximization, 64. Market Failures, Externalities and Public Goods, 65. Social Welfare Function and Theory of Social Choice, Part-VII: Intertemporal<br/>Choice and Markets with Asymmetric Information: 66. Interest, Saving and Investment: Intertemporal Choice, 67. Information Problem and Markets<br/>with Asymmetric Information |
