Syllabus
Course Code: M-ECOE -034 Course Name: Elective COurse - History of Economic Thought-I |
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MODULE NO / UNIT | COURSE SYLLABUS CONTENTS OF MODULE | NOTES |
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1 | General outline of Mercantilist theories Jean Baptiste Colbert, Sir William Petty. Physiocracy Basic principles and policies, natural order, tableau economique. Classical Political Economy Adam Smith: division of labour, Theory of Value, Economic Development. Reading List ·
Blaug,
M.(1997). Economic Theory in retrospect.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. ·
Da
Costa,G.C. (1985). Production, Prices and
Distribution. TMH,NewDelhi. ·
Dasgupta,
A.K.L. (1985).Epochs of Economic Theory.
Oxford University Press,New Delhi. ·
Gill,
Richard (1972). Evolution of Modern
Economics. Prentice Hall ofIndia. ·
Robert
B. Ekelund, Jr. & Hebert, Robert F. (1990). A History of Economic Theory and Method. McGraw Hill Publications, New
York. ·
Roll,
Eric (1973). A History of Economic
Thought. Faber, London. · Screpanti, E. & Zamagni, S. (2005).An Outline of the History of Economic Thought (Translated by David Field and Lynn Kirby). Oxford University Press. · Vohra, P. &Mehta,R. Encyclopedia of World Great Economists. Commonwealth. |
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2 | Thoughts of Ricardo and Malthus David
Ricardo: Theory of value, Theory of Distribution, Doctrine of Rent, Views on
International Trade, Theory of Economic Development and the Stationary State,
Critique by Sraffa. T.R.
Malthus: Theory of Population and Theory of Gluts - Critics of Classicism.
Reading
List ·
Brue,
S. L. & Grant, R.R.(2013). The
Evolution of Economic Thought. South-Western Cengage Learning, USA. ·
Hunt,
E.K. (1990).History of Economic Thought.
Wodsworth. · Morgan M. S. (1990). A History of Economic Ideas. Cambridge University Press. U.K. · Puttaswamaiah, K. (1995). Nobel Economists-Lives and Contributions. Indus Publications Co.,New Delhi. |
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3 | Marxian and Marshallian Thoughts Karl
Marx: Materialistic Interpretation of history, Labour Theory of Value and
Surplus Value. Neo-Classical
School: Marshall: Consumers’ Surplus, Tax bounty analysis, External Economies,
Quasi-Rent, Role of time element in value.
Reading
List ·
Roll,
Eric (1973). A History of Economic
Thought. Faber, London. ·
Screpanti,
E. & Zamagni, S. (2005). An Outline
of the History of Economic Thought (Translated by David Field and Lynn Kirby).
Oxford University Press. · Seshadri, G.B. (1997). Economic Doctrines. B.R Publications, New Delhi. · Spiegel, H.W. (1971). The Growth of Economic Thought. N.C. Duke University, Durham. |
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4 | The Neoclassical School - Monetary Economics: John
Gustav Wickshell - Irving Fisher - George Hawtrey. The Neo Classical
School - Departure from Pure Competition: Piero Sraffa - Chamberlin - Joan
Robinson.
Reading List ·
Brue,
S. L. & Grant, R.R. (2013). The
Evolution of Economic Thought. South-Western Cengage Learning, USA. ·
Dasgupta,
A.K.L. (1985). Epochs of Economic Theory.
Oxford University Press, New Delhi. ·
Gill,
Richard (1972). Evolution of Modern
Economics. Prentice Hall of India. ·
Morgan,
M. S. (1990). A History of Economic Ideas.
Cambridge University Press. U.K.
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Seligman,
B.B. (1962). Main Currents in Modern
Economics. Quadrangle, Chicago. |