Class 12

ECONOMICS

Macroeconomics

  • Unit -1: National Income and Related Aggregates
    1. Circular Flow of Income
    2. Basic Concepts of Macroeconomics
    3. National Income and Related Aggregates
    4. Measurement of National Income
  • Unit-2: Money and Banking
    1. Money
    2. Banking: Commercial Banks and Central Bank
  • Unit-3: Determination of Income and Employment
    1. Aggregate Demand and Its Related Concepts
    2. Income Determination and Multiplier
    3. Excess Demand and Deficient Demand
  • Unit-4: Government Budget and the Economy
    1. Government Budget and the Economy
  • Unit-5: Balance of Payments
    1. Foreign Exchange Rate
    2. Balance of Payment

Indian Economic Development

  • Unit-6: Development Experience (1947-90) and Economic Reforms 1991
    1. Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence
    2. Indian Economy 1950-1990
    3. Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation: An Apparisal
  • Unit-7: Current Challenges Facing Indian Economy
    1. Human Capital Formation
    2. Rural Development
    3. Employment: Growth Informalisation and Other Issues
    4. Environment and Sustainable Development
  • Unit-8: Development Experience of India: A Comparison with Neighbours
    1. Comparative Development Experiences of India and its Neighbours

Macroeconomics

  1. Introduction to Macroeconomics and its Concepts:
  2. National Income and Related Aggregate
  3. Money and Banking
  4. Aggregate Demand and Its Related Concepts
  5. National Income Determination and Multiplier
  6. Excess Demand and Deficient Demand
  7. Government Budget and the Economy
  8. Foreign Exchange Rate
  9. Balance of Payment

Indian Economic Development

  1. Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence
  2. Indian Economy 1950-1990
  3. LPG: An Appraisal
  4. Poverty
  5. Human Capital Formation in India
  6. Rural Development
  7. Employment: Growth Informalisation Other Issues
  8. Infrastructure
  9. Environment and Sustainable Development
  10. Comparative Development Experiences of India and its neighbours

Macroeconomics

Indian Economic Development

Sandeep Garg Macroeconomics

  1. Introduction to Macroeconomics and its Concepts
    • Introduction
    • Some Basic Concepts
  2. National Income
    • National Income and Related Aggregates
    • Methods of Calculating National Income
  3. Money
  4. Banking
  5. Aggregate Demand and Its Related Concepts
  6. National Income Determination and Multiplier
  7. Excess Demand and Deficient Demand
  8. Government Budget and the Economy
  9. Foreign Exchange Rate
  10. Balance of Payment

Indian Economic Development

  1. Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence
  2. Indian Economy 1950-1990: Five Year Plans; Agriculture, Industry and Trade
  3. Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation
  4. Poverty
  5. Human Capital Formation in India
  6. Rural Development
  7. Employment: Growth Informalisation Other Issues
  8. Infrastructure
  9. Environment and Sustainable Development
  10. Comparative Development Experiences of India and its neighbours

BUSINESS STUDIES

Part 1: Principles and Functions of Management
    1. Nature and Significance of Management
    2. Principles of Management
    3. Business Environment
    4. Planning
    5. Organising
    6. Staffing
    7. Directing
    8. Controlling

Part 2: Business Finance and Marketing
  1. Financial Management
  2. Financial Markets
  3. Marketing Management
  4. Consumer Protection
Subhash Dey

Part 1: Principles and Functions of Management
Part 2: Business Finance and Marketing
  1. Financial Management
  2. Financial Markets
  3. Marketing Management
  4. Consumer Protection
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