Economics for C.A. Professional Education Course 1New Age International, 2002 - 550 pagini The Book Comprehensively Covers The Revised Syllabus Prescribed By The Institute Of Chartered Accountants Of India.The Coverage Is Divided Into Two Parts. The First Presents A Detailed Analysis Of The Basic Principles Of Modem Economics. The Second Part Highlights The Important Features Of The Business Environment In India.The Book Emphasises The Topics Of Contemporary Importance Introduced In The New Syllabus.These Include:-India And World Economy.-International Institutions For Globalisation.-Indias Recent Economic Policies.A Practical Approach Is Adopted Throughout The Book And The Various Concepts Are Illustrated Through Several Real Life Examples. |
Cuprins
Chapter | 1 |
Inflation in India | 7 |
The Methodology of Economics | 29 |
Chapter 3 | 45 |
Chapter 4 | 62 |
Indifference Curve Approach | 89 |
Elasticities of Demand and Supply | 112 |
Chapter 8 | 131 |
The ProfitMaximizing Firm and Perfect Competition | 254 |
Monopoly | 268 |
Imperfect Competition | 282 |
Population and Development | 301 |
Chapter 20 | 322 |
Chapter 22 | 356 |
Chapter 23 | 388 |
The Public Sector | 424 |
Chapter 9 | 153 |
The Theory of Production | 180 |
The Scale of Production | 195 |
Major Components of Cost | 213 |
Chapter 14 | 237 |
Chapter 26 | 471 |
Chapter 27 | 493 |
Chapter 29 | 512 |
Chapter 30 | 525 |
Termeni și expresii frecvente
agricultural Alfred Marshall areas assumptions behaviour buyers capita income capital ceteris paribus commercial banks commodity consumer consumption crores definition demand curve determined developing countries diminishing returns economic growth economic laws economists elasticity of demand employment equilibrium example expenditure exports factors of production fall farmers firm fixed forecast function important Incorrect increase India indifference curve indirect taxes individual industry inelastic inflation inputs investment isocost labour land large number less loans long run marginal cost marginal utility market price measures method microeconomics models monopolistic competition monopoly national income oligopoly output payments perfect competition period poverty predictions price change price elasticity problem profit purchase quantity demanded quantity supplied returns to scale revenue rise Robbins rural sell sellers short run slope substitutes supply curve surplus theory unit variables various wealth welfare workers