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Part-I: Scope and Methodology of Economics: 1. Nature and Scope of Economic Theory, 2. Micro and Macro Economics, 3. Methodology ofEconomics, 4. Methodology of Economics: Economic Statics and Dynamics, 5. Basic Mathematical Concepts and Optimisation Techniques,Part-II: Demand Analysis and Theory of Consumer's Choice: 6. Demand and Demand Function, 7. Consumer's Behaviour: Cardinal Utility 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 Risk and Uncertainty, Part-III: Theory of Production and Cost Analysis: 18. Theory of Production: Returns to a Variable Factor, 19. Production 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 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 Incompatibility of Equilibrium with Perfect Competition, 32. Price and Output Determination under Monopoly, 33. Price Discrimination, 34. Measurement 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 WelfareMaximization, 64. Market Failures, Externalities and Public Goods, 65. Social Welfare Function and Theory of Social Choice, Part-VII: IntertemporalChoice and Markets with Asymmetric Information: 66. Interest, Saving and Investment: Intertemporal Choice, 67. Information Problem and Marketswith Asymmetric Information |
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