Mysore University MA Economics Syllabus

Hi I am interested in having the details of the Master of Arts in Economics course syllabus offered by the University of Mysore?

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Subjects identified with zones like Indian Economy, Macro Economics, and Banking and Finance are a piece of the M.A (Economics) course.

Reference books, for example, Economics by Sloman, John, Macroeconomics by Eugene Diulio, Elements of Mathematical Economics by Kooros, The Indian Economy: Major Debate since Independence by Byres, The Public Finance by Houghton, J.M, and International Economics by Soderston can be utilized for study.

Primary Topics under the syllabus for M.A (Economics)

Economics and Development

Indian Economy

International Economics

Macro Economics

Managerial Economics

Mathematics and Statistics for Economics

Micro Economics

Rural Development

Books for Micro Economics
• ‘Principles of Economics’ by Case, Karl E and Fair, Ray C
• Economics by Sloman, John
• Economics, 18th Edition by Samuelson, Paul A and Nordhaus William D
• Micro Economics (Theory and Applications) by Salvatore, Dominick
Books for Macro Economics
• Macroeconomic Analysis by Shapiro, E
• Macroeconomics by Eugene Diulio
• Macroeconomics by Dornbusch, R, Fischer S and Startz, R
• Macroeconomics by Froyen

Books for International Economics
• Essays on Indian Monetary and BOP Experience by Lakshmana Rao
• International Economics by Cherunilam, Francis
• International Economics by Salvatore
• International Economics by Soderston
• International Economics: Theory and Policy by Krugman, P.R. and M. Obstfeld
• International Trade by Bhagwati
• International Trade: Theory and Policy by Chacholiades
Books for Rural Development
• Rural Development by Sundaram I. Satya
• Fundamentals of Rural Development (A Systems Approach), by Desai, Vasant

Course Title
MA Economics
Course Duration
2 years
Faculty / School / Department / Center offering the course
Department of Studies in Economics & Co-operation
Eligibility Criteria / Entry Requirements
B.A., with Economics as a major/optional subject.
Minimum Marks in Eligibility degree
40% for SC/ST, 45% for Others
Seats / Intake
53