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BHAKTA KAVI NARSINH MEHTA UNIVERSITY JUNAGADH Faculty of Arts ECONOMICS SYLLABUS SEMESTER 3 CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM B.A. ECONOMICS (SEMESTER SYSTEM) Implementation from June 2017 1

SUBJECT : ECONOMICS 1 3 Core Macro Economics I 5 3 30 70 100 2 3 Elective1 Macro Economics I 5 3 30 70 100 3 3 Elective2 Macro Economics I 5 3 30 70 100 4 3 Core Economics of Money & 5 3 Elective1 Banking Economics I of Money & Banking I 6 3 Elective2 7 3 8 3 9 3 Core (Optional) Core (Optional) Core (Optional) Economics of Money & Banking I CoOperation I 6 3 30 70 6 3 30 70 6 3 30 70 7 3 30 70 100 100 100 100 Demography I 7 3 30 70 100 Industrial Economics I 7 3 30 70 100 INDEX PAPER NO. PAPER NAME PAGE NO. SEMESTER 3 PAPER 5 Macro Economics 1 14 PAPER 6 Economics of Money & Banking 1 15 PAPER 7 CoOperation 1 (Optional) 17 PAPER 7 Demography 1 (Optional) 18 PAPER 7 Industrial Economics 1 (Optional) 20 2

FACULTY OF ARTS Subject : Economics Course (Paper) Name & No. : Macro Economics 1 (Paper No. 5) Course (Paper) CORE Course (Paper) ELECTIVE1 Course (Paper) ELECTIVE2 External Exam Time Duration : 2:30 hours Regular 2.30 hours Name of Semester Course Group credit Internal External Practical / Total Viva Unit 1 National Income (10) Concept of National Income, Measurements of National Income Unit 2 Aggregate Demand (10) Meaning of Aggregate Demand, Factors of determination of Aggregate demand Unit 3 Consumption Function (20) Meanings of Consumption Function, Average & Marginal Propensity to consume, Average & Marginal Propensity to saving, Determination of Consumption function, Theory of multiplier Unit 4 Rate of Interest (15) Classical theory of interest Keynessian theory of interest Unit 5 Deflation (15) Meaning & Definition of Deflation, Causes effects & control of Deflation 1. K.E. Bould.ing, Economic analysis,chapter 33. 2. George J. Stigler, The Theory of price chapter 2 & 16 3. J.M. Keynes, The general theory of employment, interest, money chapter 8, 9 & 10 4. Dudley Dillard, The economic of J.M. Keynes chapter 5 5. A.H. Harler Filial policy and Business cycles (1941) Chapter 11 & 12 3

6. P. A. Samuelson Interaction between the multiplier analysis and the principle of acceleration. 7. A.C. Pigou The economics of welfare Chapter 3 8 8 J. R. Hicks Chapter 111174 FACULTY OF ARTS Subject : Economics Course (Paper) Name & No. : Economics of Money & Banking 1 (Paper 6) Course (Paper) CORE Course (Paper) ELECTIVE1 Course (Paper) ELECTIVE2 External Exam Time Duration : 2 : 3 0 h o u r s Name of Semester Course Group credit Internal External Practical / Viva Total Unit 1 Basic Concepts of Money (15) Definition and Evolution of Money Function of Money Different components of money & it's changing relative significance Unit 2 Value of Money (10) Meaning of Value of Money Methods of Price Index Number Unit 3 Theories of Value of Money (15) Quantity theory of money (Fisher's Equation) Cash Balance theory of money (Cambridge Education) Unit 4 Indian Banking (15) Functions of Commercial banks with reference to CORE banking Credit creation process of banks 4

Instruments of Credit Control Unit 5 Cheque (15) Definition & Characteristics of Cheque Significance of Cheque in Economy Popularity of Cheque in India (1) An outline of Money G. Crowther (2) Economic of Money & Banking G. N. Halm. (3) Modern Banking R.S. Sayers. (4) Central Banking De Cocke. (5) Monetary Theory M. C. Vaish. (6) An Introduction two money W.A.H. Coutorn chapter 1,2,3. (7) Money and Baking R.P. Kent Chapter 1 & 4 (8) Money and the Economic system, E.M. Berneinch 1 (9) Banking Law & Practice in India M. L. Tannan (10) Monetary Economics S. B. Gupta (11) Money & Banking S. Mitra 5

Subject : Economics FACULTY OF ARTS Course (Paper) Name & No. : CoOperation1 (Paper No. 7) Course (Paper) CORE External Exam Time Duration : 2 : 3 0 hours Name of Semester Course Group credit Internal External Practical / Viva Total Unit 1 CoOperation (20) Meaning & Definition of CoOperation Implication of CoOperation in world & India Unit 2 Silent Features & Principles of Cooperation Characteristics of cooperation main & other functions of cooperation Cooperation and other economic systems such as capitalism & mixed economy (20) Unit 3 Cooperation & Other Form (20) Cooperation as a form of organization and other forms such as a sole trading, partnership. Unit 4 Conceptual Problem of Cooperation (10) Such as a limited liabilities & unlimited liabilities, state & cooperation, voluntary and compulsory. (1) CoOperative Organization ILO (2) What is cooperation? J. P. Warbasse (3) Cooperative movement in India J. L. Raina (4) Cooperatives in India B. K. Sinha (5) World cooperative movement Margret Digby (6) British Cooperative movement J. Bailey 6

FACULTY OF ARTS Subject : Economics Course (Paper) Name & No. : Demography 1 (Paper No. 7) Course (Paper CORE External Exam Time Duration : 2:30 hours Name of Semester Course Group credit Internal External Practical / Viva Total Unit 1 Introduction (15) Meaning and Definition of Demography Importance of study of demography Relation of Economic Development & Population Growth Impact of Population Growth on Economic Development Unit 2 Theories of Population (15) Population theory of Prof. Thomas Robert Malthus Theory of Demographic transition Unit 3 Sources of Demographic Data in India (10) Census Civil Registration System Demographic Survey National family health survey 7

Unit 4 Crude Birth Rate (CBR) & Crude Death Rate (CDR) Age Specific Birth and Death Rates Standardized Birth and Death Rate Infant Mortality Rate Study of Fertility Age Specific Fertility Rate Net Reproduction Rate Gross Reproduction rates & net production rate Completed Fertility Rate Standardized Fertility Rate (SFR) Cohort Fertility Rate (CFR) Life Table Meaning, Method and Importance (15) Unit 5 Population Projections (15) Techniques of Population Projections Concept of Stationary Importance of Population Projection Limitations of Projections (1) Agarwal S. N. (1985), India's Population problem, Tata McGraw Hill, Mumbai (2) Agarwal U. D. (1999), Population Projection and their accuracy, B. R. Publishing Corporation, New Delhi (3) Mishra B. D. (1970), An Introduction to the study of population, South Asian publishers, New Delhi (4) Gulati S. C. (1988), Fertility in India, An Econometric Analysis of a Metropolis, Sage Publications, New Delhi 8

FACULTY OF ARTS Subject : Economics Course (Paper) Name & No. : Industrial Economics 1 (Paper No. 7) Course (Paper) CORE External Exam Time Duration : 2:30 hours Name of Semester Course Group credit Internal External Practical / Total Viva Unit 1 Introduction (15) Definition, Nature and Scope of Industrial Economics Importance of Industrial in Economic Development Unit 2 Theories of Population Large Scale Industries Importance Roll of Development Meaning of Small Scale Industries, Roll of Employment, Importance Problems Steps taken by Government for the development of Small Scale Industries (20) Unit 3 Industrial Location (15) Meaning of Location Webbers Theory of Location Unit 4 Wages Determination (20) Meaning of Wages Types of Wages Real and Money Wages Component of Wages (Basic wages, D.A., Bonus and Prime Benefits) (1) Cherunilam F. (1994), Industrial Economics : Indian Perspective (3rd Edition)) Himalaya Publishing House, Mumbai) (2) Desai B. (1999), Industrial Economy in India (3rd Edition)) Himalaya Publishing House, Mumbai) (3) Government of Economic Survey (Annual), New Delhi (4) Reserve Bank of India, Report on Currency and Finance (Annual) Mumbai