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              Objectives
                  •  To give the students an overview of contemporary macroeconomic theory and to make the students
                     understand and analyze relationships among different macroeconomic variables such as national
                     income, employment, consumption, inflation and the quantity of money. Student will be able to
                     understand the role of government expenditure, taxation and monetary policy in an economy.

                    Sr. No.                                     Content
                       1      Introduction  to  Macroeconomics;  National  Income  :  Concepts  of  National

                              Income
                              GNP and Welfare

                       2      Inter-Temporal and International Comparisons of National Income; Classical

                              Theory  of  Income,  Output  and  Employment;  Keynesian  Theory  of  Income,
                              Output and Employment

                       3      Consumption  Function:  Absolute  Income  Hypothesis;  Relative  Income
                              Hypothesis

                              Permanent Income and Life Cycle Hypothesis; Investment Function: Keynesian

                              Approach; Accelerator Theory
                       4      Demand for Money : Quantity Theory of Money; Keynesian Approach

                       5      Boumol’s  and  Tobin’s  Contribution;  Friedman’s  Restatement  of  Quantity
                              Theory of Money; Supply of Money: Definition of Money and its Importance

                              in Macro Economics

                       6      Money  Multiplier  and  Credit  Creation  by  Commercial  Banks;  Derivation,
                              Properties and Shift in IS and LM Curves; Simultaneous Equilibrium in Money

                              and Product Markets

                       7      Effects  of  Monetary  Policies  Under  Different  Cases  in  IS-LM  Framework;
                              Effects of Fiscal Policies Under Different Cases in IS-LM Framework

                       8      Inflation: Types and its Effects; Philips Curve Analysis; Trade Cycles : Meaning
                              and Types; Accelerator-Multiplier Interaction Model

                       9      Kaldor’s  Model  of  Trade  Cycles;  Monetary  and  Fiscal  Policy–Objective,
                              Conflicts; Mudell Model; Swan Model

                      10      Rational  Expectations  and  Economic  Theory,  New  Keynesian  Macro

                              Economics
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