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Adult Education

Analytical Chemistry/Instrumentation

Buddhist Studies

Business Economics

Comparative Study of Religions

Computer Science

P-01. Quantitative methods I

P-02. Quantitative methods II

P-03. Fundamentals of microeconomic theory

P-04. Basic macroeconomics

P-05. Advanced microeconomics

P-06. Advanced macroeconomics

P-07. Theory of public finance

M-01. Nature and scope of public finance

M-02. Role of government in organized society; changing perspective about the role of government

M-03. Role of government in a mixed economy – public and private sector

M-04. Role of government under cooperation or competition

M-05. Government as an agent for economic planning and development; government as a tool for operationalizing the planning process

M-06. Private goods, public goods, and merit goods

M-07. Market failure and functions of government - Market imperfections

M-08. Market failure and functions of government- Decreasing costs

M-09. Market failure and functions of government- Externalities

M-10. Market failure and functions of government -Public Goods

M-11. Uncertainty and non-existence of futures markets; Informational asymmetry — Theory of second best

M-12. Allocation of Resources: private and public mechanisms

M-13. Problems of preference revelation and aggregation of preferences

M-14.Voting Systems; revealing social preferences through majority voting-Arrow impossibility theorem

M-15. An economic theory of democracy; Politico-eco-bureaucracy; Rent seeking and directly unproductive profit seeking (DUP) activities

M-16. Rationale for Public Goods

M-17. Voluntary Exchange Models

M-18.With The help of Samuelson and Musgrave's models it is shown that government intervention is necessary for efficient provision of public goods

M-19. How demand revealing schemes are used for publics goods- Contribution of Clark , Groves and Leyard

M-20.Tiebout model and theory of Club

M-21. Principles of Stabilisation policy – Keynesian model

M-22. Role of Uncertainty and Expectations in formulating stabilization policy

M-23. How the failure of Inter-temporal markets and liquidity preference affects the stabilization policy

M-24. Affect of Social goods in the formulation of stabilization policy – Case of poverty alleviation

M-25. How the provision of infrastructural facilities, distributional inequalities and regional imbalances affect the stabilization policy

M-26. Wagner's Law of Increasing State Activity, PeacockWiseman Hypothesis

M-27. Pure Theory of Public Expenditure; Structure and Growth of Public Expenditure

M-28. Trends and lesson in Public Expenditure

M-29. Social cost-benefit analysis — Project evaluation, Estimation of costs, discount rate

M-30. Reforms in Expenditure Budgeting; Performance budgeting and Zero Base Budgeting

M-31. Theory of incidence

M-32.Alternative concepts of incidence — allocative and equity aspects of individual taxes

M-33. BENEFIT AND ABILITY TO PAY APPROACHES

M-34. THEORIES OF OPTIMAL TAXATION; EXCESS BURDEN OF TAXES; THEORY OF MEASUREMENT OF DEAD WEIGHT LOSSES

M-35.Trade-off between equity and efficiency

M-36. Theoryof measurement of dead weight lossess

M-37. The problem of double taxation

M-38. Public Debt- Classical view of public debt; Compensatory aspect of debt policy

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M-39. Burden of public debt; Sources of public debt; Debt through created money

M-40. Public borrowings and price level; Crowding out of private investment and activity; principles of debt management and repayment

P-08. Economic planning in India: overview & challenges

P-09. Public finance and policy in India

P-10. Sectoral growth in Indian

P-11. Money and banking

P-12. Economics of growth and development - I

P-13. International economics

P-14. Economics of growth and development - II

P-15. Environment economics

Electronic Science

Environmental Sciences

Food Technology

Food and Nutrition

Forensic Science

Hotel & Tourism Management

Human Resource Management

Human Rights and Duties

Information Technology

Library and Information Science

Material Science

Media and communication studies

Performing Arts(Dance/Drama/Theatre)

Pharmaceutical Science

Physical Education, Sports and Health Education

Political Science

Population Studies

Public Administration

Risk / Disaster Management

Russian Studies

Sanskrit (Acharya in Vyakrana)

Social Medicine and Community Health

Social Work Education

Women Studies/Gender Studies

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