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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS BA ECONOMICS FIRST SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MICRO ECONOMICS I COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE I COURSE CODE ECO1B01 NUMBER OF CREDITS 5 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 108 CO1 Helps to know the scope of economics in the day to day life. CO2 Describe model building and methodology used in economics. CO3 Knows the important determinants of the changes in demand and supply occurs. CO4 Helps to explain the equilibrium formed by the opposing forces of demand and supply. CO5 Describe the consumer s equilibrium. CO6 Distinguish between price, income and substitution effects. CO7 Write down the consumer s surplus explained by Marshall and Hicks. CO8 Describe short run and long run production function. CO9 Defining isoquants and isocosts line and how the producer s equilibrium is attained. CO10 Describe the experiences in production procedure, cost and returns to scale.

BA ECONOMICS FIRST SEMESTER( for History & Political Science) COURSE TITLE ESSENTIALS OF ECONOMICS - MICRO COURSE CATEGORY COMPLEMENTARY COURSE COURSE CODE ECO1C01 NUMBER OF CREDITS 2 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 54 CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 CO7 CO8 Identify the relationship of economics with other social sciences. Identifies how the economic problems are solved in different economic systems. Helps to define the law of Diminishing Marginal Utility and Equi- marginal utility. Identify the different types of elasticity and different methods to calculate elasticity. Helps to know the different types of cost. Knows the distinction between short run and long run cost functions. Identifies how the economies of scale influence the production function. Helps to know the different types of market

BA ECONOMICS SECOND SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MICRO ECONOMICS II COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE I COURSE CODE ECO2B02 NUMBER OF CREDITS 5 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 108 CO1 Identifies the different types of costs CO2 Distinguishes between Traditional and Modern Theory of Costs CO3 Understands the geometry of Unit Cost Curves CO4 Identifies the features of different markets CO5 Describes the price and output determination in different markets CO6 Knows the concepts like dumping, peak-load pricing, monopsony and bilateral monopoly CO7 Describes the relationship between product differentiation and selling costs CO8 Distinguishes between collusive and non- collusive oligopoly CO9 Understands the concepts like kinked demand curve, cartel and price leadership CO10 Knows how the price and output is determined in an input market.

BA ECONOMICS SECOND SEMESTER( for History & Political Science) COURSE TITLE ESSENTIALS OF ECONOMICS - MACRO COURSE CATEGORY COMPLEMENTARY COURSE COURSE CODE ECO2C01 NUMBER OF CREDITS 2 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 54 CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 CO7 CO8 CO9 CO10 Perceives the knowledge about different concepts of National Income Identifies the different methods of estimating National Income Knows about the difficulties in estimating National Income Realises how the concept of full employment is explained by J.B.Say and J.M. Keynes Helps to distinguish between wage-price flexibility and rigidity Helps to distinguish between wage-price flexibility and rigidity Distinguishes between MPC, APC, MPS and APS Knows about the concept of Multiplier Helps to describe the Psychological Law of consumption function Knows the concept of Less than Full Employment

BA ECONOMICS FIFTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE INDIA S ECONOMIC DEVLOPMENT: NATIONAL AND REGIONAL COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 8 COURSE CODE ECO5 B08 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 108 CO11 Identify key issues facing the Indian economy both at national and regional levels. CO12 Describe the development policies and experience of Indian economy since 1947 CO13 Write down the failures and achievements of five year plan in India. CO14 Illustrate the background of the introduction of New Economic Policy in 1991. CO15 Describe the structure and function of Finance Commission in India. CO16 Classify the major channels of foreign investment in India. CO17 Write down the characteristics and strategies of agriculture sector in India. CO18 Describe the industrial growth and planning in India. CO19 Write down the current challenges Indian economy CO20 Describe the development experience of Kerala economy

BA ECONOMICS FIFTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE INDIA S ECONOMIC DEVLOPMENT: NATIONAL AND REGIONAL COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 8 COURSE CODE ECO5 B08 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 108 CO9 Identify key issues facing the Indian economy both at national and regional levels. CO10 Describe the development policies and experience of Indian economy since 1947 CO11 Write down the failures and achievements of five year plan in India. CO12 Illustrate the background of the introduction of New Economic Policy in 1991. CO13 Describe the structure and function of Finance Commission in India. CO14 Classify the major channels of foreign investment in India. CO15 Write down the characteristics and strategies of agriculture sector in India. CO16 Describe the industrial growth and planning in India. CO17 Write down the current challenges Indian economy CO18 Describe the development experience of Kerala economy

BA ECONOMICS- FIFTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MACRO ECONOMICS 1 COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 7 COURSE CODE ECO5 B07 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 108 CO1 Offer the students a view on the economy as a whole. CO2 Students are expected to learn the relationships and ideas in the measurement of national income. CO3 Understand why household, business, government and global behavior determine the aggregate demand for goods and services. CO4 intended to provide students with the basic ideas in classical macroeconomic model. CO5 students are expected to learn Keynesian theory and income determination CO6 understand the role of government and fiscal policy.

BA ECONOMICS- SIXTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 14 COURSE CODE ECO6 B14 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 CO1 Understand the difference between growth and development. CO2 Learn meaning and measurement of economic development. CO3 Describe the nature and meaning of economic development or underdevelopment. CO4 Illustrate the perspectives on development economics. CO5 Students are expected to learn the theories of development. CO6 Illustrate how economics can be used to create or analyze economic planning CO7 Explain the major Issues in development.

BA ECONOMICS SIXTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MACRO ECONOMICS II COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 11 COURSE CODE ECO6 B11 NUMBER OF CREDITS 5 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 (6 Hours in a week) CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 CO7 CO8 CO9 CO10 Write down the nature and functions of money Describe the various theories of demand for money. Classify different types of inflation. Write down Okun s law and Philips curve. Describe the various types of business cycles. Writedown different trade cycle theories. Definition and Derivation of IS and LM Curves Definition and derivation of the Balance of Payment curve. Write down the general equilibrium of an open economy using IS-LM and BP curves. Describe the Monetary and Fiscal Policy with examples.

BA ECONOMICS SIXTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 10 COURSE CODE ECO5 B10 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 CO7 CO8 CO9 CO10 Write down the subject matter and importance of International Economics Classify the internal and international trade with examples. Describe the classical theories of International trade. Write down the arguments for and against free trade. Elucidate the different methods of trade restrictions. Classify the major exchange rate concept with examples. Write down the different systems of exchange rate determination. Describe the equilibrium and disequilibrium of balance of payments. Write down the major international financial flows. Describe the role and functions of International Monetary Fund.

BA ECONOMICS SIXTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MACRO ECONOMICS II COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 11 COURSE CODE ECO6 B11 NUMBER OF CREDITS 5 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 (6 Hours in a week) CO11 CO12 CO13 CO14 CO15 CO16 CO17 CO18 CO19 CO20 Write down the nature and functions of money Describe the various theories of demand for money. Classify different types of inflation. Write down Okun s law and Philips curve. Describe the various types of business cycles. Writedown different trade cycle theories. Definition and Derivation of IS and LM Curves Definition and derivation of the Balance of Payment curve. Write down the general equilibrium of an open economy using IS-LM and BP curves. Describe the Monetary and Fiscal Policy with examples.

BA ECONOMICS SIXTH SEMESTER COURSE TITLE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 10 COURSE CODE ECO5 B10 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 CO11 CO12 CO13 CO14 CO15 CO16 CO17 CO18 CO19 CO20 Write down the subject matter and importance of International Economics Classify the internal and international trade with examples. Describe the classical theories of International trade. Write down the arguments for and against free trade. Elucidate the different methods of trade restrictions. Classify the major exchange rate concept with examples. Write down the different systems of exchange rate determination. Describe the equilibrium and disequilibrium of balance of payments. Write down the major international financial flows. Describe the role and functions of International Monetary Fund.

MA ECONOMICS FIRST SEMESTER COURSE TITLE INDIAN ECONOMY: PROBLEMS AND POLICIES COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 3 COURSE CODE ECO1 C03 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 (6 Hours in a week) CO21 CO22 CO23 CO24 CO25 CO26 CO27 CO28 CO29 CO30 Write down the different sectors to the GDP and employment in India. Elucidate the various analysis of poverty in India. Describe the HDI related indicators of Inida. Write down unemployment and inequality since reforms. Describe the technique of planning in market oriented economy. Write down Population policy and demographic changes under plans Identify the achievements of planning in India. Describe the characteristics of NITI Ayog. Write down the Kerala model of development Describe the decentralisation of Kerala and its impact.

MA ECONOMICS FIRST SEMESTER COURSE TITLE INDIAN ECONOMY: PROBLEMS AND POLICIES COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 3 COURSE CODE ECO1 C03 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 (6 Hours in a week) CO31 CO32 CO33 CO34 CO35 CO36 CO37 CO38 CO39 CO40 Write down the different sectors to the GDP and employment in India. Elucidate the various analysis of poverty in India. Describe the HDI related indicators of Inida. Write down unemployment and inequality since reforms. Describe the technique of planning in market oriented economy. Write down Population policy and demographic changes under plans Identify the achievements of planning in India. Describe the characteristics of NITI Ayog. Write down the Kerala model of development Describe the decentralisation of Kerala and its impact.

MA ECONOMICS- FIRST SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MACROECONOMICS: THEORIES AND POLICIES-1 COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE-II COURSE CODE NUMBER OF CREDIT 4 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 CO1 Understand the micro foundations of monetary theory CO2 Learn demand for and supply of money CO3 Analyze different theories of consumption CO4 Understand the theories of investment. CO5 Students are expected to learn macroeconomic equilibrium and policy

MA ECONOMICS- SECOND SEMESTER COURSE TITLE PUBLIC FINANCE: THEORY AND PRACTICE COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE-VII COURSE CODE NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 CO1 Understand the role of government in economic activity CO2 Students are expected to learn about budgeting CO3 Classify public revenues CO4 Argue the theoretical basis of public expenditures and to analyze their types and economic effects. CO5 Analyze public debt CO6 Offer the students a view on fiscal federalism. CO7 Illustrate Indian public finance.

MA ECONOMICS SECOND SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MICRO ECONOMICS: THEORYAND APPLICATIONS II COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 5 COURSE CODE ECO2 C05 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 (6 Hours in a week) CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 CO7 CO8 CO9 CO10 Write down the features of input output analysis Solve a problem in simplex method of linear programming Describe the elements of general equilibrium exchange. Write down the various criteria of Pareto Optimality. Describe the Arrows Impossibility Theorem with a chart. Write down Sen s theory of Welfare. Identify the externality issues in developing countries like India. Describe the characteristics of Public goods with practical examples Write down the Implications of Asymmetric Information. Describe the various theories of macro distribution.

MA ECONOMICS SECOND SEMESTER COURSE TITLE MICRO ECONOMICS: THEORYAND APPLICATIONS II COURSE CATEGORY CORE COURSE 5 COURSE CODE ECO2 C05 NUMBER OF CONTACT HOURS 90 (6 Hours in a week) CO11 CO12 CO13 CO14 CO15 CO16 CO17 CO18 CO19 CO20 Write down the features of input output analysis Solve a problem in simplex method of linear programming Describe the elements of general equilibrium exchange. Write down the various criteria of Pareto Optimality. Describe the Arrows Impossibility Theorem with a chart. Write down Sen s theory of Welfare. Identify the externality issues in developing countries like India. Describe the characteristics of Public goods with practical examples Write down the Implications of Asymmetric Information. Describe the various theories of macro distribution.