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5th December 2014, 12:40 PM
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Exam System of M.A Economics in GNDU
Tell me what the exam system of M.A Economics in GNDU is, is it based on annual system or semester system???
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5th December 2014, 03:21 PM
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Re: Exam System of M.A Economics in GNDU
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar M.A Economics exam system is based on semester system. M.A Economics Duration 2 Years 4 Semesters Eligibility; The applicant should have a bachelors degree from any recognized University. Syllabus; 1st SEM: Microeconomics-I Macroeconomics-I Quantitative Methods for Economists-I GNDU MA Economics Syllabus For detailed syllabus, here is attachment............................. |
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20th May 2015, 10:03 AM
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Re: Exam System of M.A Economics in GNDU
Can you provide course structure of M.A. (Economics) in GNDU or Guru Nanak Dev University as I want to check it before applying for the course?
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20th May 2015, 10:06 AM
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Re: Exam System of M.A Economics in GNDU
Guru Nanak Dev University was established at Amritsar in1969. It is both a residential and an affiliating university. It imparts education and promotes research in the humanities, learned professions, sciences, especially of applied nature and technology. M.A. (Economics) Duration: 2 Years Eligibility: Graduation or Equivalent Course Details Part-I: I. Microeconomics II. Macroeconomics III. Quantitative Methods for Economists IV&V. Any two of the following Options i) Public Finance ii) Economics of Labour iii) Theory of Statistics iv) Money, Banking and Finance v) Industrial Economics vi) History of Economic Thought vii) Economics of Socialism viii) Econometrics ix) Economics of Agriculture x) Economics of Public Enterprises xi) Computer Applications for Economists xii) Operation Research xiii) Economics of Environment and Demography xiv) Economics of Infrastructure Part-II: Economics of Development & Planning International Economics Indian Economy & Punjab Economy Paper-IX & X Paper-IX. Thesis and Paper-X any one of the options given under Paper-IV and V (i-xiv) not already opted in M.A. Economics Part-I. OR Any two options not already opted under Paper-IV & V (i-xiv) in M.A. Economics Part-I M.A Economics in GNDU Sullabus M.A. (ECONOMICS) SEMESTER SYSTEM Outlines of Tests, Syllabi and Courses of Reading Semester-I MAE-101 Microeconomics-I 100 marks MAE-102 Macroeconomics-I 100 marks MAE-103 Quantitative Methods for Economists-I 100 marks Any two of the following options:- MAEO-1 Public Finance (100 marks each) MAEO-2 Economics of Labour MAEO-3 Theory of Statistics MAEO-4 Money, Banking and Finance MAEO-5 Industrial Economics MAEO-6 History of Economic Thought MAEO-7 Economics of Socialism MAEO-8 Econometrics MAEO-9 Economics of Agriculture MAEO-10 Economics of Public Enterprises MAEO-11 Computer Applications for Economists (Th.: 80+ Pr.: 20) = 100 Marks MAEO-12 Operations Research MAEO-13 Economics of Environment and Demography MAEO-14 Economics of Infrastructure MAEO-15 Dissertation* 200 marks Any two of the options under MAEO-1 to MAEO-15 not already opted for in Semester I, II and III. * in lieu of one optional paper in M.A. Semester III and IV each. M.A. (ECONOMICS) SEMESTER SYSTEM Outlines of Tests, Syllabi and Courses of Reading SEMESTER-II MAE-201 Microeconomics-II 100 marks MAE-202 Macroeconomics-II 100 marks MAE-203 Quantitative Techniques for Economists-II 100 marks NOTE: Any two of the options under MAEO1-MAEO14 not already opted for in Semester-I Any two of the following options:- MAEO-1 Public Finance (100 marks each) MAEO-2 Economics of Labour MAEO-3 Theory of Statistics MAEO-4 Money, Banking and Finance MAEO-5 Industrial Economics MAEO-6 History of Economic Thought MAEO-7 Economics of Socialism MAEO-8 Econometrics MAEO-9 Economics of Agriculture MAEO-10 Economics of Public Enterprises MAEO-11 Computer Applications for Economists (Th.: 80+ Pr.: 20) = 100 Marks MAEO-12 Operations Research MAEO-13 Economics of Environment and Demography MAEO-14 Economics of Infrastructure MAEO-15 Dissertation* 200 marks M.A. (ECONOMICS) SEMESTER SYSTEM Outlines of Tests, Syllabi and Courses of Reading SEMESTER-III MAE-301 Economics of Development 100 marks MAE-302 International Economics-I 100 marks MAE-303 Indian Economy 100 marks NOTE: Any two of the options under MAEO1-MAEO15 not already opted for in Semester–I and II. Any two of the following options:- MAEO-1 Public Finance (100 marks each) MAEO-2 Economics of Labour MAEO-3 Theory of Statistics MAEO-4 Money, Banking and Finance MAEO-5 Industrial Economics MAEO-6 History of Economic Thought MAEO-7 Economics of Socialism MAEO-8 Econometrics MAEO-9 Economics of Agriculture MAEO-10 Economics of Public Enterprises MAEO-11 Computer Applications for Economists (Th.: 80+ Pr.: 20) = 100 Marks MAEO-12 Operations Research MAEO-13 Economics of Environment and Demography MAEO-14 Economics of Infrastructure MAEO-15 Dissertation* 200 marks M.A. (ECONOMICS) SEMESTER SYSTEM Outlines of Tests, Syllabi and Courses of Reading SEMESTER-IV MAE-401 Economics of Planning 100 marks MAE-402 International Economics-II 100 marks MAE-403 Punjab Economy 100 marks NOTE: Any two of the options under MAEO-1 to MAEO-15 not already opted for in Semester I, II and III. • In lieu of one optional paper in M.A. Semester III and IV each. Any two of the following options:- MAEO-1 Public Finance (100 marks each) MAEO-2 Economics of Labour MAEO-3 Theory of Statistics MAEO-4 Money, Banking and Finance MAEO-5 Industrial Economics MAEO-6 History of Economic Thought MAEO-7 Economics of Socialism MAEO-8 Econometrics MAEO-9 Economics of Agriculture MAEO-10 Economics of Public Enterprises MAEO-11 Computer Applications for Economists (Th.: 80+ Pr.: 20) = 100 Marks MAEO-12 Operations Research MAEO-13 Economics of Environment and Demography MAEO-14 Economics of Infrastructure MAEO-15 Dissertation* 200 marks M.A. (ECONOMICS) SEMESTER – I MAE–101: Microeconomics–I Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 100 Note: Instructions for the Paper–Setters/Examiners: (i) First question consisting of 10 short answer type based upon the entire syllabus, (each carrying 2 marks) will be compulsory. (ii) Students will attempt 1 out of 2 questions from each of four units (20 marks each). Unit – I Basic Economic Problem – Choice and Scarcity; Deductive and Inductive Methods of Analysis; Role of assumptions in theory formulation; Positive and Normative Economics; Economic Models. Elasticities (Prices, cross, income) of demand – theoretical aspects and empirical estimation; elasticity of supply. Unit – II Theories of demand – utility; indifference curve (income and substitution effects, Slutsky theorem, compensated demand curve) and their applications; Revealed preference theory. Unit – III Consumer’s choice involving risk: describing risk, preference towards risk, the demand for risky assets; Consumer’s behavior under asymmetric information; implications of asymmetric information, market signaling, moral hazard, managerial incentives in an integrated firm, asymmetric information in labour markets–efficiency wage theory; Recent developments in demand analysis (pragmatic approach and linear expenditure systems). Unit – IV Production function: Short period and long period; law of variable proportions and returns to scale; Isoquants – Least cost combination of inputs; Returns to scale; Economies of scale; Multiproduct firm; Elasticity of substitution; Euler’s theorem; Technical progress and production; Cobb–Douglas, CES and their properties, Traditional and modern theories of costs – more syllabus detail to atteched in a pdf file; |