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Economics

  • Shri. POUSHAL SARKAR

    Lecturer(Guest)

  • Shri. DIPTIMAN DAS

    Lecturer(Guest)

Vision:

Economics is basically a subject  of  social science . The goal and vision of our department is :
1) To provide undergraduate students a quality education so that they can contribute to the society in a large scale.
2) To increase research interests among the students. 
3)To encourage the students for active participation in the classroom discussion  on recent economic issues.

Program Outcome:

At the end of the course the student will have the ability :

1)To communicate effectively with the society.

2)To analyse and interpret data properly.

3) To have an insight knowledge about money-banking, entrepreneurship development, rural development and the development process of the overall economy.

 Course outcomes:

The course helps the students to gather knowledge  on the following issues and to communicate effectively with the society.

ECOG, CC/GE1,CO1: what is economics, how the market forces of demand-supply work, consumer behaviour, producer behaviour, perfect competition vs monopoly, input market. 

ECOG,CC/GE2,CO2: GDP,GNP,calculation procedure of NI,nominal vs real variables, SKM vs Classical model,how the money market works,inflation, basic issues of international trade- absolute and comparative advantage. 

ECOG,CC/GE3,CO3:development and its difference with growth,developed vs developing countries, issue of poverty and inequality, Lewis Model,role of IMF,WB,WTO and their role in economic development. 

ECOG,CC/GE4,CO4:policies and performance of Indian economy specially in agriculture, industry and foreign trade.

ECOG,DSE 5 A1,CO5A1:money supply and indian banking system,interest rates,central bank and its monetary policy-demonetisation and its impact.

ECOG, DSE 5 A2,CO5A2: sustainable development. 

ECOG, DSE 6 B1, CO6B1:public finance, market failure and externalities. 

ECOG, DSE 6 B2, CO6B2:economic history of India(1857-1947), trends in agriculture, railways,industry and trade.

ECOG, SEC 3/5 A1, CO 3/5 A1: methods of field survey, types of data .

ECOG,  SEC 3/5 A2, CO 3/5 A2: rural development, SHG,Mid day meal, MGNREGA.

ECOG,  SEC 4/6 B1, CO 4/6 B1: data analysis with descriptive statistics and how to write a report.

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