Economics scholar

1.1 :Microeconomics Analysis-I

1-Abhishek Panday:Economics models, Nature and types, characteristics of Equilibrium and disequilibrium system

2-Ajay P:Theory of demand

3-Arjun:Indifference Curve Analysis

4-Derhasad Basumatry:Price,Income & Substitution Effects

5-Fwilao:Elasticity of demand

6-Govind Dayal:Elasticity of Supply

7-JP Neeraj:Revealed Preference Theory

8-Kamalnath M:Revision of demand theory by Hicks

9-Kshetra Mohan:Consumer Choice under certainty

10-Narayan Prasad.:Compensated Demand Curve

11-Nawneet:Production and cost function-law of variable proportions-Returns to scale production

12-Omprakash Rana:Properties of linear Homogeneous production function-Cobb-Douglas

13-Sambhvi Singh:CES and VES Production functions;Derivation of cost function

14-Shatrudhan Jaiswal:Technical Progress and Techniques of production

For Second round: Microeconomics Analysis-I:

1-Abhishek Panday:Theory of Market forms and pricing

2-Ajay P:Review of Classical Market forms

3-Arjun:Price Discrimination Under Monopoly

4-Derhasad Basumatry:Monopolistic Competition

5-Fwilao:General and Chamberlain Approach to Equilibrium

6-Govind Dayal:Oligopoly

7-JP Neeraj:Collusive (Price leadership & Eartel)

8-Kamalnath M:and Non-Collusive Models(Cournot)

9-Kshetra Mohan:Kinked Demand Theory

10-Narayan Prasad.:Alternatives to Modern Theory of the firm

11-Nawneet:Scale Revenue Maximization

12-Omprakash Rana:Balanced Growth

13-Sambhvi Singh:Limit Pricing

14-Shatrudhan Jaiswal:Williamson's Model

1.2 :Macroeconomic Analysis 

1-Abhishek Panday:Composition of GDP, Demand for Goods

2-Ajay P:and Determination of Equilibrium output

3-Arjun:Classical and Keynesian Models of Income and output Determination-an overview

4-Derhasad Basumatry:New Classical Economics-The New Classical Critique of Micro Foundations main features, Policy implications of New Classical Approach

5-Fwilao:New Keynesian Economics-main features, Nominal and real Rigidities

6-Govind Dayal:Post Keynesian Theories of demand for money Baumol,Tobin, Patinkin and real Balance Effect

7-JP Neeraj:Friedman and Modern Quantity Theory

8-Kamalnath M:Determination of interest rate and equilibrium

9-Kshetra Mohan:Goods and Financial Market;IS-LM Model

10-Narayan Prasad.:Inflation-Meaning, Causes and effects, Theories of Inflation, Structural and Monetarist Approaches to Inflation

11-Nawneet:The Short and long run Phillips Curve,Supply of Money-RBI Approaches to Money Supply

12-Omprakash Rana:High Powered Money and Money Multiplier, Control of Money Supply

13-Sambhvi Singh: Efficacy of Fiscal and Monetary policies in Controlling Fluctuations

14-Shatrudhan Jaiswal:Growling out effect, Bank and Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries and Monetary Policies

1.4 :Monetary Economics

1-Abhishek Panday:Definition, Classification, Gresham's law

2-Ajay P:Monetary Standards,Metallic and Paper Standard

3-Arjun:Higher Powered Money and Money Multiplier

4-Derhasad Basumatry:Cash Transaction Approach, Cash Balance Approach, Keynes

5-Fwilao:Inflation and Deflation, definition and type, cause and effects of Inflation

6-Govind Dayal:Inflationary Gap, Measures to Control Inflation

7-JP Neeraj:The Phillips Curve; Short run and long run (only graphic presentation)

8-Kamalnath M:Meaning and Function of Commercial Bank

9-Kshetra Mohan:The Process of Credit Creation, Purpose and Limitation

10-Narayan Prasad.:Commercial Banks and Economic Development, Cooperative Banks

11-Nawneet:Function, Objective and Methods of Credit Control

12-Omprakash Rana:Quantitative and Qualitative Methods

13-Sambhvi Singh:Role and Function of Reserve Bank of India

14-Shatrudhan Jaiswal:Objective and limitation of Monetary Policy, Monetary Policy of RBI