Syllabus
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Course Code: M-ECOC -013 Course Name: Indian Economic Policy-II |
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| MODULE NO / UNIT | COURSE SYLLABUS CONTENTS OF MODULE | NOTES |
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| 1 | Indian Agriculture Agriculture: Productivity trends and crop pattern; Food security in India; Irrigation and agricultural inputs; Size of farms and productive efficiency; Agricultural Labour Problems; Agricultural Finance and Rural Indebtedness; Agricultural marketing and prices; Issues and policies regarding sustainable agriculture in India; Agriculture Policy Vision 2020. Reading
List ·
Kapila,
Uma (2016). Indian Economy: performance
and policies. Academic foundation, New Delhi. ·
Ministry
of Finance (2020). Economic Survey.
Government of India. ·
Mishra,
S. K. & Puri, V.K. (2020). Indian
Economy. Himalaya Publishing House, New Delhi.
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Shergill,
H.S. (2006). Diversification of cropping
pattern: A Re-Examination. Institute for Development and Communication,
Chandigarh. |
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| 2 | Industrial Sector
in India New Industrial policy; Industrial pattern and the planning era; Public sector enterprises- Role and performance; Small-scale industries under globalization; India’s labour Market: laws and reforms; Industrial Finance and Development Banks; Competition Law. Reading
List ·
Biswas,
P.K. & Das, P. (Eds.). (2019). Indian
Economy: Reforms and Development. Springer. ·
Datt,
G. & Mahajan, A. (2020). Datt &
Sundharam’s Indian Economy. S. Chand Publishing House. ·
Kapila,
Uma (2014-2015). Indian Economy since
independence. Academic Foundation, New Delhi. ·
Meier,
Gerald M. (1987). Pioners in Development.
Oxford University Press, New Delhi. · Ministry of Finance (2020). Economic Survey. Government of India. · Mishra, S. K. & Puri, V.K. (2020). Indian Economy. Himalaya Publishing House, New Delhi. |
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| 3 | Indian Financial
System Structure of Indian Financial System; Commercial banking in India; Indian Money and capital markets; Issues in Indian public finance; Monetary policy; Non-Banking Financial Sector; Financial Instruments and Financial Services; Cooperative Banks; Financial Sector Reforms; Demonetization. Reading
List ·
Banerjee,
A. & Singh, S.K. (2001). Banking and
Financial Sector Reforms in India. Deep & Deep Publications, New Delhi. ·
Desai,
Vasant (2005). Indian Financial System
and Financial Market Operations. Himalaya Publishing House, New Delhi.
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Dhar,
P.K. (2020). Indian Economy: Its Growing
Dimensions. Kalyani Publishers, New Delhi. |
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| 4 | Issues in
External Sector India’s External Sector Reforms; Foreign Direct and Portfolio investments in India; India and the WTO; Exchange Rate Policy of India; Trends in India’s Foreign Trade; Balance of Payments - Problems and Policies; Liberalization, Privatization, Globalization and Indian’s trade & investment. Reading List ·
Bhagwati,
Jagdish (2004). In Defense of
Globalization. Oxford University Press, New Delhi. ·
Bhandari,
Surendra (1998). WTO and Developing
Countries. Deep & Deep Publications, New Delhi. ·
Datt,
G. & Mahajan, A. (2020). Datt &
Sundharam’s Indian Economy. S. Chand Publishing House. ·
Hanumantha
Rao, C.H., Bhattacharya, B.B. and Siddharthan, N. (Eds.). (2005). Indian Economy and Society in Era of Globalization
and Liberalization. Academic Foundation, New Delhi. · Mathur, Vibha (2005). WTO and India (Development Agenda for the 21st century). New Century Publications, New Delhi · Rameshan P. (2008). WTO, India and Emerging area of Trade: Challenges and Strategies. Excel Books, New Delhi.
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Stiglitz,
Joseph (2002). Globalization and its
Discontents. Penguin Books, New Delhi. |
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