1.
Difference between Micro and macro economics
2. Scope and significance of Macroeconomics.
3. Classification of goods.
4. Concept and components of consumption expenditure
5. Concept and components of Investment
6. Stocks and flows
7. Four sectors of the economy
8. Inter sectoral flows
9. Circular flow of Income
10. Concept of national income :- 1) Factor Income. 2)Normal residents
11. Domestic and National Income:- 1. Domestic territory of a country.
2. Conversion of domestic income into national income.
12. Domestic product at market price and Factor cost.
13. Aggregates related to national income
14. Nominal and Real GDP
15. GDP and welfare.
16. Value added method.
17. Precautions regarding value added method.
18. Problem of double counting.
19. Income method
20. Precautions regarding Income method.
21. Expenditure method.
22. Precautions regarding expenditure method.
23. Meaning and evolution of money
24. Barter system of exchange
25. Forms of money
26. Functions of money
27. Supply of money and it's measures
28. Commercial banks and money creation by the commercial banks
29. Central Bank and functions of the central bank
30. Control of money supply by the central bank quantitative and
qualitative instruments
31. Concept of Aggregate demand.
32. Behaviour of AD schedule and AD curve.
33. Components of Aggregate demand
34. Concept of Aggregate supply, AS schedule and diagram
35. Propensity to consume & Propensity to save
36. Consumption function
37. Slope of C line
38. APC AND MPC
39. Algebraic presentation of C function
40. Saving function
41. Slope of S line
42. APS and MPS
43. Algebraic presentation of S Function.
44. Relationship between Propensity to consume and Propensity to save.
45. Concept of short run
46. AS =AD Approach (Tabular and graphical explanation)
47. S=I Approach (Tabular and graphical explanation)
48. Shift in equilibrium Impact of additional Investment
49. Investment multiplier
Multiplier mechanism (Tabular and graphical explanation)
50. Forward and backward action of multiplier
51. Full employment and underemployment equilibrium
52. Voluntary and Involuntary unemployment
53. Full employment and natural unemployment
54. Concept of Deficient demand
55. Concept of Excess demand.
56. Fiscal policy and its components to correct deficient and excess
demand
57. Monetary policy and its measures to correct deficient and excess
demand.
58. Concept of Government budget
59. Objectives of Government budget
60. Budget receipts.
61. Revenue receipts & Capital receipts.
62. Budget expenditure
63. Revenue expenditure & Capital expenditure.
64. Budget deficit.
65. Revenue deficit, Fiscal deficit & Primary deficit.
66. Balance & Unbalance budget.
67. Foreign exchange and Foreign exchange rate.
68. Flexible exchange rate.
69. Equilibrium rate of exchange.
70. Impact of increase in demand for a foreign currency.
71. Impact of decrease in demand for foreign currency.
72. Impact of increase in supply for a foreign currency.
73. Impact of decrease in supply for foreign currency.
74. Fixed exchange rate.
75. When exchange rate is set higher than the Equilibrium
exchange rate.
76. When exchange rate is set lower than the Equilibrium exchange
rate.
77. Gold standard system of exchange rate.
78. Bretton woods system of exchange rate.
79. Manage floating.
80. Why is foreign exchange demanded
81. Sources/Supply of foreign exchange.
82. Foreign exchange market.
83. BOP meaning.
84. Current account.
85. Capital account.
86. Equilibrium and disequilibrium in BOP (with BOP Surplus & BOP
Deficit)
87. Autonomous and Accommodating items.
88. Significance of BOP account.
89. Difference between Balance of Payments and Balance of Trade.
