Introduction: This course provides an in-depth understanding of budget analysis, including its principles, methodologies, and applications in public and private sector organizations. It covers budget preparation, execution, monitoring, and evaluation, emphasizing financial decision-making and performance assessment. Syllabus, Paper Pattern and Course Outcomes Sample Question Paper Assignment, MCQ Test
Introduction: The Fundamentals of Resource Management course in B. Com. (Business Economics) provides students with essential knowledge of managing financial, human, material, and natural resources in business and economic contexts. It is highly relevant for optimizing resource allocation, strategic planning, and sustainability. With applications in HR, finance, and operations, this course connects with management, economics,…
Introduction: This course explains classical and modern theories of International trade and their relevance to globaltrade patterns. It examines the structure of the Balance of Payment and its adjustments, along withthe functioning of foreign exchange markets and exchange rate determination. Syllabus, Paper Pattern and Course outcomes: Sample Question Paper; Assignments, MCQ Test
Introduction: This course introduces the fundamentals of International trade, its types, scope and gains,along with terms of trade. It explains the role of major international financial institutions and examines regional and bilateral trade agreements, focusing on India’s trade policy and global trade relations. Syllabus, Paper Pattern and Course Outcomes: Sample Question Paper: Assignments, MCQ Test:
Introduction: Environmental Economics is an undergraduate course designed for TYBA students to understand the economic dimensions of environmental issues and sustainable development. The course examines the interrelationship between economic growth, natural resources, and environmental quality. It introduces key concepts such as externalities, market failure, resource depletion, and sustainable development. Students explore causes of environmental degradation,…
Introduction: This course introduces key Indian economic thinkers and indigenous policy frameworks.It examines contributions of pre-colonial and colonial thinkers to agriculture, taxation, and socio-economic development, with special reference to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Dadabhai Naoroji, and Mahatma Jyotiba Phule. Syllabus, Paper Pattern and Course Outcomes: Sample Question Papers: MCQ Test, Assignment and Departmental Activities:
Introduction: This course provides a detailed, sector-wise analysis of the Indian economy, focusing on the Agricultural, Industrial, and Service sectors, alongside Economic Planning and Public Finance.It examines the Primary Sector’s trends, causes of low farm productivity, and the impact of various revolutions and Price Policy.The course then analyzes the Industrial Sector, including the role and…
Introduction: The International Economics syllabus covers four units. The syllabus equips students to understand and evaluate concepts including traditional and modern International Trade Theories, Terms of trade and Gains from trade, Balance of Payments and exchange rates, Indian International Trade, and various international Trading Blocs. Syllabus, Paper Pattern and Course Outcomes: Sample Question Papers: MCQ…
Introduction: Advanced Macroeconomics – III is an advanced undergraduate course designed for TYBA students to deepen their understanding of the functioning of a modern economy. The course focuses on long-run and short-run macroeconomic analysis, including economic growth, business cycles, inflation, unemployment, and stabilisation policies. It examines the role of fiscal and monetary policies in managing…
