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J.M.J COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (AUTONOMOUS) : TENALI
DEPARTMENT OF B.A ECONOMICS
I SEMESTER TO VI & VIII PAPERS
Semester : I Micro Economic Analysis
Paper : I
Semester : II Micro Economic Analysis
Paper : II
Semester : III Macro Economic Analysis
Paper : III
Semester : IV Macro Economic Analysis
Paper : IV
Semester : IV Macro Economic Analysis
Paper : IV
Semester : V Indian Economy
Paper :
Semester : V
Paper : VI Economic Statistics& Computer Apllication
Labour welfare Economics
Semester : VI
Paper : VII A.P. Economy
Semester : VI
Paper : VIII public Finance
International Trade
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
I B.A,I B.COM MICRO ECOMNOMICS
I SEM SYLLABUS.
UNIT I: INTRODUCTION
Nature definition & Scope of Economic
Micro& Macro Economics
Static & dynamic analysis
Economic laws
UNIT:II Consumer Behavior
Unity Analysis –Cardial & Ordinal approaches
Law of diminishing marginal utility Law of equi marginal utlity
Consumer surplus
UNIT ;111 Indifferent curves
Indifference curve, properties of indifferent curves
price Line
Equilibrium of the consumer with the help of indifferences curves
UNIT;1V DEMAND ANALYSIS
Law of demand Elasticity of demand,types,measures
Price,income and cross elasticity‟ s of demand
Factors Influencing demand
UNIT;V Production
Production function
Law of variable propositions
Law of returns to scale
REFERENCE BOOKS
R.G. Lipsey & K.A Crystal „Economics‟ oxford university
P.A Samuel son &W.d Nordus-Economics Tata Mc GrawHill
N. Gregory Mankiw- “principles of Economics” Thompsn
H.L Ahuja- “Advanced Economic theory” S.Chand,
D.M Mithani & G.K Murthy- fundamentals of Business economics Himalaya
Publishing 2007,Telugu Academy publications Bilas A-“Micro Economic theory” International |Student Edition Mc Graw Hill
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
I B.A,I B.COM MICRO ECOMNOMICS
1 Sem Question paper Model Marks:70
TIME 3hrs
SECTION A
1 ANSWER ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING 1X20=20M
1. Explain the elasticity of demand and methods to measure elasticity of demand
2. Illustrate Consumer equilibrium through indifference Analysis
3. Illustrate “The law of diminishing marginal utility analysis” through diagrammatic
representation
SECTION B
II Answer any TWO of the following 2X15=30M
4. Explain “Micro&Macro Economic Analysis importance&limitations”
5. Explain “The law of equi marginal utility analysis”
6 . Illustrate “Properties of indifferent curves”
7. Illustrate “Law of demand,Exemption for the theory”
SECTION C
III Answer any ONE of the following 1X10=10M
8. Explin “Inductive and deductive method”
9. Illustrate “Law of diminishing marginal utility”
IV Answer any TWO of the follosing 2X5=10M
10.Static and Dynamic Analysis
11. Cardinal and Ordinal utility
12.Prise line
13. cross demand
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS,TENALI
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
I B.A, I B.COM MICRO ECOMNOMICS
IISEM Syllabus
UNIT IV: Cost curves& revenue curves
short run &long run cost curves
revenue curves TR,MR,AR
Break even analysis
UNIT V: Market Structure
perfect Competition
price determination under perfect competition
equilibrium of a firm and industry under perfect competition
Monopoly
price determination under Monopoly
Price Discriminationation under Monopoly
Monopolistic competition
Oligopoly kinky demand curve
UNIT VI: Factor pricing
Marginal productivity theory of distribution
Recordian theory of rent
modern theory of rent
Theories of wage determination
Wages and classical &Keynesian theories
Profit theories ,Uncertainty, Dynamic, Innovations, Rick
REFERENCE BOOKS
R.G. Lipsey & K.A Crystal „Economics‟ oxford university press
P.A Samuel son &W.d Nordus-Economics Tata Mc GrawHill
N. Gregory Mankiw- “principles of Economics” Thompsn
H.L Ahuja- “Advanced Economic theory” S.Chand,2004
D.M Mithani & G.K Murthy- fundamentals of Business economics Himalaya Publishing
Telugu Academy publications
Bilas A-“Micro Economic theory” International |Student Edition Mc Graw Hill
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
I B.A,I B.COM MICRO ECOMNOMICS
II Sem Question paper Model
Marks:70
TIME 3hrs
SECTION A
I ANSWER ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING 1X20=20M
1. Explain the short run& long Cost curves
2. Explain Price determination under perfect competition
3. Explain Classical theory of rent
SECTION B
II ANSWER any TWO of the following 2X15=30M
4. Explain price determination under Monopoly
5. Explain Marginal productivity theory of classical
6. Explain eynesian theory of Interest
7. Explain Price rigidity under Oligopoly
SECTION C
II I ANSWER any ONE of the following 1X10=10M
8. Break even analysis
9.Quasi Rent
10.Price discrimination
11.Collective bargaining
SECTION D
IV ANSWER any TWO of the following 2X5=10M
12.Minimum Wage
13.A.C&MC curve relation
14.Uncertainty theory of Profit
15.Innovations theory of Ricks
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
II B.A MACRO ECONOMICS
III SEMESTER SYLLABUS- 2010-11
module: I Macro Economics
Importance of macro Economics
Meaning, Definitions of Macro Economics
Circular Flow of income
module: II National Income and social Accounts
National income meaning
Components
concepts of National Income
Methods of measurement
Significance of National Income
Says market amd classical theory of employment
Keynes objection to classical theory
Keynes out put and employment theory
consumption module: III Theories of Output and Employment
Function
Autonomous and induced investment concepts
Multiplier Accelerator
Marginal efficiency of capital
Meaning &Phases of Trade cycles
REFERENCES
1.G.Ackley-“Macro |Economics Theory and Policy” coullier Macmillan,1978.
2.E.Sharpiro- “Marco Economics Analysis‟‟, Galgotia Publications,1999
3.central Statistical Oragnisations- “National Accounts Statistics”.
4.R.Dornbush, S.Fisher and R.Startz-“Macro Economics”,
5.M.L.seth “MacroEconomics”,Lakshmi Narayan Agarwal,2006
6.k.p.m. sundaram “money ,banking&international trade”, sulthan Chand, 2006
7.Dillard,- D-“The Economics of john Mayanard keynes‟‟, Crossby Lockwood& Sons
8.Telugu Academy Publications
9.AUSDE- Study Material.
10.M.N.Mishra& S.B.Mishra “insurance principles& Practice “S.Chand,2007.
11.Bharati V.Pathak “The Indian Financial System Markets, Institutions& Services‟‟,
Person2008.
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
II B.A III SEMESTER MODEL QUESTION PAPER
Macro ECONOMICS
Section-A
I .Answer any five of the following (5x2=10M)
1.National income
2. Macro income
3.Inventories
4. Disposable income
5.Transper payments
6.Full employment
7.Consomption function
8.Saving function
II. Answer any two of the following (2x5=10M)
9.Variables in macro Economics
10.Income circulation
11.autonomous &Induced Investment
12.Multiplear
III. Answer any TWO of the following (2x10=20M)
13.What is National Incom ?Medhod of Measure.N.I
14.Keynes Imployment –Theory
15.Consumation Function Importence
16.M.E.C –How TO Measure It
III. Answer any two of the following (2x15=30M)
17.Capital Mening –Factors Influence It
18.Classical Theory –Keynes Objection to it
19.concepts in National income
20.Stages in Trade Cycles
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
II B.A IV SEMESTER SYLLABUS
MACRO ECONOMICS
SECTION-A
Module: III Money
1.Meaning of Money – Barter System & drawbacks in it
2.Functions of Money
3.Classifications of Money
4.Greshan‟s Law
Module: IV Quantitative Theories of Money
1.Transaction &Cash Balance approaches
2.The Keynesian approach
3.Definition, Types Causes and effects of inflation
4.Demand pull and cost push inflation
5.Measures to control inflation
6.Philips Curve
Module :V Banking
1. Meaning & types of commercial Banks
2. Function of Commercial banks
3. The process of credit creation
4. Purpose and limitations
5. Liabilities & Assets of Commercial Banks
6. Functions of the reserve banks of India
7. Quantitative and qualitative methods of credit control 8. Functions, importance of stock Market ,primary Secondary Markets
9. Concepts of (A)Shares,(B)Debentures,
10. Insurance: Types of Insurance
Life Insurance and General Insurance.
REFERENCES
1.G.Ackley- “Macro Economics Theory and Policy”, Collier Macmillan, 1978.
2.E.Shapiro – Macro Economics Anaylsis Galgotia publications,1999
3.Central Statistical Organisations – National Accounts Statistics.”
4.R.Dornbush, S.Fisher and R. Startz – “ Macro Economics”,
Tata Mc. Graw Hill, 9/e 2004
5.M.l.Seth- “Macro Economics ,, Lakshmi Narayana Agrwal,2006
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
II B.A IV SEMESTER MODEL QUESTION PAPER
Macro ECONOMICS
Section-A
I. Answer any five of the following (5X2=10M)
1.Money
2. Real – Inflation
3. Minimum Reserve System
4. Pump Priming
5. Liquidity preference
6.Depression 7. pre Cautionary
8.Govt – Expenditure
Section-B
II.Answer any Two of the following (5X2=10M)
9.Barter System
10.Types of Money
11.Money in Mixed Economy
12. Demand push – Inflation
Section-C
III .Answer any Two of the following (2X10=20M)
13. Fisher Money Theory
14. Credit Money Creation
15.Money in Socialist Economics
16.Liquidity Supply
Section-D
IV.Answer any Two of the following (2X15=30M)
17.Keynes Money Theory
18. Central Bank Functions
19. Causes for Inflation
20.Commercial bankers functions
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
III B.A.,V – SEMESTER SYLLABUS
PAPER – V
INDIAN ECONOMY
MODULE:1
Meaning of Economic Growth & Development
Measures of Economic Development
GNP, PCL, PQL 1 and HD1
State Factors influencing Economic Development
MODULE:2
Balanced and unbalanced growth
Choice of Techniques- Labour& Capital Intensive methods
MODULE:3
Basic features- Natural Resources
Land,Water and Forest Resources
Basic Demographic Features
MODULE:4
Size and growth of the population
Age and sex Composition
Rural& Urban Population
Occupational Distribution
Population Policy
MODULE:5
National Income in India
Trends& Composition
Poverty inequalities& Unemployement Canses& Consequences
MODULE:6
Distiction between plan and planning
A brief review of five years plans
Current five year plan
REFERENCES
1.Dhingra, I.C.-“Indian Economy”, Sultan Chand, 2007
2. Ruddar Dutta and K.P.M. Sundaram-“Indian Economy”, S Chand& Co.,2008
3. G.M.Meier-“Leading issues in Economic Development”, Oxford University press,
New York,3/e,
4.M.P. Todaro-“Economic Development”, Longman, 6/e, 1996
5. Reserve Bank of India- Hand book of Statistics on Indian Economy(Latest).
6.S.K.Misra & V.K. puri-“ Indian Economy”,Himalayan Publishing House,2006.
7. R.S.Rao,V.Hanumantha Rao& N.V Venu Gopal(Ed)-Fifty years of Andhra Pradesh
(1956-2006), Centre for Documentation, Research and Communincations,
Hyderabad,2007.
8. Telugu Academy Publications.
9.United Nations, “World Development Report”, Oxford,1990-2008, Different
editions.
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
IIIB.A., INDIAN ECONOMY
V SEMESTER: PAPER V
MODEL QUESTION PAPER
Max. Marks:70
PART-A
I .Answer any Five of the following (5x2=10M)
1.National Income
2. PQL-I
3.Balaunced growth.
4.Explosion of population
5.Absolute poverty
6.Lonrange curve
7.Cycle cal unemployment
8.Economic Inequalities
9.Planing
10. Privatization
PART –B
II .Answer any two of the following (2x5=10M)
11.poplation theory
12.capital Infeucive fechnioues
13.Sex rate
14.Birth – death rate
PART –C
III .Answer any two of the following (2x10=20M)
15.Unbalanced growth theory
16.Charctors of Indian Economy
17.11 th
Five year plan
18.National Income trends
PART –D
IV .Answer any two of the following (2x15=30)M
19.Development
20.poverty eradication
21.Unployment – eradication
22.causes for population growth remedial methods
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
III B.A., ECONOMIC STATISTICS& COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
V SEMESTER SYLLABUS
(OPTIONAL PAPER)
MODULE.1: Scope of statistics and sources of data. 15M
scope of statistics in Economics Definition of Statistics role of statstics in the measurement
of Econmics activity.
Introduction- primary sources and secondry sources of data and tabulation.
Module-II Measures of central Tendency:
15M
Arithematic means, median, Geometric mean, Harmonic mean, weighted Geometric Mean-
Merits and Demerits.
Module-III. Index Numbers
Construction of Index Numbers – Laspeyers, passche, Fishers ideal Index Numbers,
cost of living Index numbers, Price Statistics, CSO, NSS and ISI.
Module – IV. Times Series.
Time series – components- Methods of caldulation of trend.
Module – V Fundamentals of Computers
Introduction to Computers: Definition, Charactwristics and Limitations of Computers-
Elements of Computers: CPU- primary and secondary Memory _ Input and out put Devices.
M.S office:
M.S.Word : Features of MS. Word – Advantages and applications – Parts of MS word
Application Window – Toolbars – Creating, Saving and Closing a document – Opening and
editing a documents.
MS. Excel: Features of MS Excle – Spread sheet/ Worksheet, Cell pointer, cell address etc.,
parts of Ms Excel Window – saving, Opening and Closing workbook- Insertion and Deletion
of Worksheet- Entering and Editing data in Worksheet.
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
IIIB.A-Economics
V SEMESTER: PAPER VI
Economic Statistics and computer Applications
MODEL QUESTION PAPER 70 marks
3hrs
Part-A
I.Answer any Two of the following 2X15=30
1.What are the Sources of Secondary data Explain?
2. Calculate Mean, Median and Mode From the following data?
Age Number of Persons
55-60 7
50-55 13
45-50 15
40-45 20
3.What is the MS – word ? Explain the Features of MS – word
4.What is the Index number? Explain the Fisher‟s Ideal Index number tests?
Part-B
II .Answer any Three of the following
3X10=30
5.What are the sources of Primary data? Explain
6. Computation of Straight line Trend from least squares Method
Year : 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Product: 450 500 579 600 950 1040
7.What is the Computer? Explain The components of Computer
8. Explain The Geometric Mean
9. Explain the Harmonic Mean
Part-C
III.Answer any Two of the following
2X5=10
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
III B.A.,VI – SEMESTER SYLLABUS
INDIAN ECONOMY – A.P. ECONOMY
MODULE:7
Nature& Importance, trends in Agriculture production & productivity
Factors determing productivity
Rural Revolution
Agriculture Marketing
MODULE:8.
Structure and growth of Indian Industry.
Industrial policies of 1956,1991
Growth& Problems of Small scale Industries.
MODULE:9
FEMA: New Industrial Policy
LPG
Dis- investement policy
MODULE:10
GSDP- Sectoral Countribution
A.P. Agriculture
Trends in Human Resources
Population Trends
Regional Trends.
Sez
Growth of Income& Employment in the Service Sector
I.T.
Reference Books :
1.Dhingra, I.C.-“Indian Economy”, Sultan Chand, 2007
2. Ruddar Dutta and K.P.M. Sundaram-“Indian Economy”, S Chand& Co.,2008
3. G.M.Meier-“Leading issues in Economic Development”, Oxford University press,
New York,3/e,
4.M.P. Todaro-“Economic Development”, Longman, 6/e, 1996
5. Reserve Bank of India- Hand book of Statistics on Indian Economy(Latest).
6.S.K.Misra & V.K. puri-“ Indian Economy”,Himalayan Publishing House,2006.
7. R.S.Rao,V.Hanumantha Rao& N.V Venu Gopal(Ed)-Fifty years of Andhra Pradesh
(1956-2006), Centre for Documentation, Research and Communincations,
Hyderabad,2007.
8. Telugu Academy Publications.
9.United Nations, “World Development Report”, Oxford,1990-2008, Different
editions.
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
III B.A., VI- SEMESTER SYLLABUS
MODEL PAPER – VII
INDIAN ECONOMY&AP ECONOMY
PART-A
I .Answer any Five of the following questions
(5x2=10M)
1.Disgnised un employment
2.HYV
3.Regulation Markets
4.minimum supportprice
5.Lead Bank Scheme
6.MRTP
7.Privatization
8. Disinvestment
9.Small Scale Industry
10. Secondary Industries
PART-B
II .Answer any Two of the following questions
(2x5=10M)
11. Charectors of Agriculture seclor
12.causes for low production
13. Stages in Markets
14.Causes for rural Credit
PART-C
III .Answer any Two of the following questions
(2x10=20M)
15. 1956 Industrial Revalution
16. green Revalution
17. FEMA
18. LPG
PART-D
III .Answer any Two of the following questions
(2x15=30M)
19. Causes for Rural Credit
20. Remidial methods
21. 1991 Indusstrial revalution
22.Problems in Marketing System – Remedies
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
IIIB.A- VI SEMESTER
ECONOMICS – Paper VIII.
Public Finance And International Trade
(OPTIONAL PAPERS)
Module – 1: Intorduction:
Role of Govt. in Organized Socity. Meaning and Scope of Public Finance Distinction
between private and public Finance. Public goods V.s private goods and Mixed
goods.
Module – 2: Public Revenue:
Sources of public Revenue – Classification of Taxes fee and Special assessments –
types of taxation – cannons of taxation.
Module – 3: Public Expenditure:
Meaning And Classification of Public Expenditure, Cannons and effects of Public
Expenditure.
Module – 4:Public Debit:
Public Debit – Sources of public Debit. Effects of Public debt; Methods of Debt.
Redemption – Growth of India‟s Public Debt
Module – 5:Theories of International Trade.
Inter – Regional And international Tradw – Absolute Advantage. Comparative Advantage
and Hecksher – Ohlin Theories.
Reference Books:
1. Fundamentals of Public Finance : Mithani
2. Public Finance theory and Finance : Mankar
3. International Economics :M.L.Jhingan
4. Telugu Academy : Public Financ
J.M.J. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AUTONOMOUS ,TENALI
IIIB.A-ECONOMICS
VI SEMESTER: PAPER VIII
PUBLIC FINANCE
MODEL QUESTION PAPER Max Mar 70
marks
3hrs
Part-A
I.Answer any Two of the following 2X15=30
1.Explain the Nature and Scope of Public Finance
2.Explain Sources of Public Revenue
3.Explain the Causes for Increasing public Expenditure in India
4.What are the sources of Public Debt
Part - B
II.Answer any Three of the following 3X10=30
5.Explain the relation of Public goods and Pravite goods
6.Explain the Characteristics of a good tax system
7.Explain the Classification of public Revenue
8. Zero based budget
9.What are the effects of Public Expenditure
Part-C
III.Answer any Two of the following 2X5=10
10. Public Finance
11.Private Sector
12.Taxation
13.Fiscal policy
14.Finance Commission
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