Mumbai University MA Economics

Will you provide link from where I will download complete syllabus of MA Economics Course of Mumbai University? Tell me about duration of MA Economics Course of Mumbai University?

[Rajkumar Agarwal]

The Mumbai University offers MA Economics Course. It is 2 Years Full Time Course.

Syllabus of MA Economics Course (Mumbai University)
Semester I and II

GROUP I -ECONOMICS- (COMPULSORY):

GROUP I - MICRO ECONOMICS (1)
Semester- I: MICRO ECONOMICS PAPER I: EC101
Semester- II: MICRO ECONOMICS PAPER II: EC201

GROUP I - MACRO ECONOMICS (2)
Semester- I: MACRO ECONOMICS PAPER I: EC102
Semester- II: MICRO ECONOMICS PAPER II: EC202

GROUP II -ADVANCED ECONOMICS – (OPTIONAL):

GROUP II – (i) AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS (03)
Semester- I: AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ANALYSIS PAPER I: EC103
Semester- II: AGRICULTURAL MARKETING ANALYSIS PAPER II: EC203

GROUP II – (ii) INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS (04)
Semester- I: INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS PAPER I: EC104
Semester- II: INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS PAPER II: EC204

GROUP II – (iii) MONETARY ECONOMICS (05)
Semester- I: MONETARY THEORY PAPER I: EC105
Semester- II: MONETARY THEORY PAPER II: EC205

GROUP II – (iv) ECONOMICS OF INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES (06)
Semester- I: TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS PAPER I: EC106
Semester- II: TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS PAPER II: EC206

GROUP II – (V) INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (07)
Semester- I: INTERNATIONAL TRADE & COMMERCIAL POLICY PAPER I: EC107
Semester- II: INTERNATIONAL TRADE & COMMERCIAL POLICY PAPER II: EC207

GROUP II – (vi) MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS (08)
Semester- I: MATHEMATICAL METHODS & PROGRAMMING PAPER I: EC108
Semester- II: MATHEMATICAL METHODS & PROGRAMMING PAPER II: EC208

GROUP II – (vii) ECONOMETRICS (09)
Semester- I: FOUNDATION OF ECONOMETRICS PAPER I: EC109
Semester- II: FOUNDATION OF ECONOMETRICS PAPER II: EC209

GROUP II – (viii) FINANCIAL ECONOMICS (10)
Semester- I: FINANCIAL ECONOMICS PAPER I: EC110
Semester- II: FINANCIAL ECONOMICS PAPER II: EC210

GROUP II – (ix) URBAN ECONOMICS & REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (11)
Semester- I: MICRO-THEORY & POLICY ISSUES PAPER I: EC111
Semester- II: MICRO-THEORY & POLICY ISSUES PAPER II: EC211

Semester III and IV
GROUP I ‐ECONOMICS‐ (COMPULSORY):

GROUP I ‐ DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (1)
Semester‐ III: DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS: PAPER I: EC301
Semester‐ IV: DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS: PAPER II: EC401

GROUP I ‐ PUBLIC ECONOMICS (2)
Semester‐ III: PUBLIC ECONOMICS: PAPER I: EC302
Semester‐ IV: PUBLIC ECONOMICS: PAPER II: EC402

GROUP II ‐ADVANCED ECONOMICS – (OPTIONAL):

GROUP II – (i) AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS (03)
Semester‐ III: AGRICULTURAL GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT PAPER III: EC303
Semester‐ IV: AGRICULTURAL GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT PAPER IV: EC403

GROUP II – (ii) INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS (04)
Semester‐ III: LABOUR ECONOMICS & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS PAPER III: EC304
Semester‐ IV: LABOUR ECONOMICS & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS PAPER IV: EC404

GROUP II – (iii) MONETARY ECONOMICS (05)
Semester‐ III: MONETARY POLICY PAPER III: EC305
Semester‐ IV: MONETARY POLICY PAPER IV: EC405

GROUP II – (iv) ECONOMICS OF INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES (06)
Semester‐ III: ECONOMICS OF SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE PAPER III: EC306
Semester‐ IV: ECONOMICS OF SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE PAPER IV: EC406

GROUP II – (V) INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (07)
Semester‐ III: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE & MONETARY SYSTEMS PAPER III: EC307
Semester‐ IV: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE & MONETARY SYSTEMS PAPER IV: EC407

GROUP II – (vi) MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS (08)
Semester‐ III: ADVANCED MATHEMATICAL METHODS PAPER III: EC308
Semester‐ IV: ADVANCED MATHEMATICAL METHODS PAPER IV: EC408

GROUP II – (vii) ECONOMETRICS (09)
Semester‐ III: ECONOMETRIC MODELS, TECHNIQUES & APPLICATIONS PAPER III: EC309
Semester‐ IV: ECONOMETRIC MODELS, TECHNIQUES & APPLICATIONS PAPER IV: EC409

GROUP II – (viii) FINANCIAL ECONOMICS (10)
Semester‐ III: FINANCIAL ECONOMICS – MANAGEMENT PAPER III: EC310
Semester‐ IV: FINANCIAL ECONOMICS – MANAGEMENT PAPER IV: EC410

GROUP II – (ix) URBAN ECONOMICS & REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (11)
Semester‐ III: MACRO‐THEORY & POLICY ISSUES PAPER III: EC311
Semester‐IV: MICRO‐THEORY & POLICY ISSUES PAPER IV: EC411

GROUP-(I) DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS

Unit- I: Meaning and Pattern of Development
Alternative Measures of Development – Per Capita Income, PPP GDP per capita – International Comparison of Prices – Patterns of Development: Contributions of Clark, Kuznets and Chenery – Development, Growth and Poverty Alleviation – Redistribution with growth – Capabilities Approach – Concept of Inclusive Growth.

Unit- II: Human Development
Concept of human development – Different approaches to human development – Role of freedoms in promoting human development – Measures of human development: HDI, Gender-related Development Index, and Human Poverty Index – Correlation between HDI and per capita income – Millennium Development Goals and their attainment.

Unit-III: Classical Theories of Growth and Development Contributions of Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Karl Marx, Joseph Schumpeter and W.W. Rostow – Big push, balanced growth, critical minimum effort, low-level equilibrium trap, and unbalanced growth.

Unit- IV: Modern Theories of Growth and Development Harrod-Domar Model – Solow-Swan Model – Absolute and Conditional Convergence – Models of Endogenous Growth: human capital, Research and Development, Innovations – AK Model – Growth
Accounting – Total Factor Productivity – Determinants of Growth.