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Demand for and Supply for Money
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What is Money ?
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 18) : Limits - IV
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 18) : Limits - III
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Monetary Policies - II
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Monetary Policies - I
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Instruments and Types of Fiscal Policy
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Fiscal Policy
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The Business Cycle
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Investment Function
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Keynes's Theory of Income and Employment
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Introduction to Macroeconomics - II
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Introduction to Macroeconomics - I
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 17) : Limits - II
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 17) : Limits - I
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 15) : Exponential Functions - II
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 15) : Exponential Functions - I
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 14) : Power Functions and Exponential Functions - II
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 14) : Power Functions and Exponential Functions - I
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 13) : Power Functions - II
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Mathematical Methods for Economics (Lecture 13 ) : Power Functions - I
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Mathematics Methods for Economics - 12 (Cubic Functions)
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Mathematical Methods for Economics - 11 : Economic Applications (Quadratic functions and Circle)
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Graph Symmetry and Shifting of Graphs
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Quadratic Functions
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Absolute Value II - Graphs and Properties
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Linear Functions
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Functions of One Variable
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Mathematical Methods for Economics : Logic
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Absolute Value
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Mathematical Methods for Economics - Set Theory
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Inequalities, Intervals and Set Theory
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Mathematical Methods in Economics - I
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Income and Cross Elasticity of Demand
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Price Elasticity of Demand
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Industrial Growth in India
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Agricultural Marketing in India
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Agricultural Price Policy in India
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Indian Agriculture -V
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Indian Agriculture - IV
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Indian Agriculture - Part 3
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Indian Agriculture -II
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Indian Agriculture
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Economic Growth and Economic Development - Part 2
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Economic Growth and Economic Development
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World Economy and India - Part 4
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Macroeconomics Fundamentals
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National Income and Measurement
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Planning and Development
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Planning and Development - Part 2
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Indian Economy : An Overview -3
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Financial Planning for Individual - Part 2
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International Trade
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International Trade - Part 1
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International Trade - Part 3
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International Trade - Part 2
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International Trade
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Indian Economy : An Overview
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Indian Economy : An Overview - Part 2
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Indifference Curve Analysis and Demand Analysis
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Utility Analysis
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Micro Economics
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Monetary and Fiscal Policy of India
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Macroeconomic Policy
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Competitive Markets
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Competitive Markets - Part 2
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Competitive Markets - Part 3
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Competitive Markets : Oligopoly
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Micro Economics
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Gandhian Theory of Economic Development
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Sectoral Issues : Agricultural Industry and Services.
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Sectoral Issues : Agricultural Industry and Services.
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Analysis of Financial Statement 2011-12
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The use of Statistics in Research Method
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Capital Flow in India
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The Use of Statistics in Research Method
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Analysis of Financial Statement 2011-12
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Analysis of Financial Statement 2011-12
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World Economy and India - Part 1
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World Economy and India
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World Economy and India - Part 2
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Analysis of Financial Statement
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World Economy and India - Part 3
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Fiscal Policy and Economic Stability ( Part- 1 )
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Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth - Part 1
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Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth - Part 2
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Fiscal Policy and Economic Stability ( Part- 2 )
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The Use of Statistics in Research Method
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The Use of Statistics in Research Method
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The Use of Statistics in Researh Method
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Explore a comprehensive economics course covering micro and macroeconomic principles, mathematical methods, and Indian economic policies. Delve into topics such as demand and supply, monetary and fiscal policies, business cycles, and international trade. Learn about utility analysis, indifference curves, competitive markets, and oligopoly. Study the Indian economy, including agricultural policies, industrial growth, and financial planning. Examine economic growth and development theories, including Gandhian perspectives. Master mathematical concepts crucial for economic analysis, such as functions, limits, and exponential equations. Gain insights into research methods and statistical applications in economics. Analyze financial statements and explore the relationship between the world economy and India.

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