Postgraduate

PO1

Students will acquire analytical skills in understanding and explicating data and recognizing value conflicts in various issues.

PO2

Students will be able to engage in research projects and will attain proficiency in research report writing.

PO3

Students will acquire the skills necessary to apply the attained knowledge in appropriate work settings.

PO4

Students will be prepared for responsible informed citizenship through the development of ethical decision making skills.

PO5

Students will be able to to examine ideas and theories against existing conventions while dealing with questions of facts and values.

PO6

Students will be able to develop values and attitudes to be the agents of social change.

PO7

Students will be able to acquire decisive and influential skills and will also be able to use them strategically.

PO8

Students will acquire the cognitive and technical skills to critically assess and evaluate current issues with reference to international and domestic standards.

PSO 1

Understand the basic concepts of microeconomics and optimizing behavior of consumers, producers and firms and analyze different alternative theories of firms, market structures, market externalities, general equilibrium and welfare economics.

PSO 2

Understand the basic concepts of macroeconomics and the determination of income, output and employment and other related concepts according to the classical and Keynesian system and comprehend the fundamentals of post-Keynesian, new classical and new Keynesian schools of thought.

PSO 3

Learn about the various mathematical tools like differentiation, integration, linear programming, game theory, etc.  and their applications in economic analysis.

PSO 4

Learn about the various statistical tools like descriptive measures, bivariate analysis, time series, probability distributions and hypothesis testing and their applications in economic analysis.

PSO 5

Acquire knowledge of the development process of Indian economy and the growth of primary, secondary and tertiary sectors and understand the   economic reforms, planning and various issues related to Indian economy.

PSO 6

Gain understanding of the use of Microsoft Excel for data analyzing techniques.

PSO 7

Comprehend the theories of economic growth, growth models, various sectoral aspects of development, and the process of planning and development.

PSO 8

Understand the microeconomic and macroeconomic models with a mathematical perspective.

PSO 9

Understand the evolution of various theories of international trade, dynamics of economic growth and trade, protectionism, forms of economic integration, balance of payments, different aspects of foreign exchange markets and the role of international organizations.

PSO 10

Learn the mathematical analysis and interpretation of microeconomic and macroeconomic theories.

PSO 11

Understand the role of financial system, functions of regulatory bodies in the financial sector and the different aspects of money and capital markets.

PSO 12

Develop an understanding of the basic concepts of environmental economic, assessment of environmental decisions and addressing various issues related to sustainable development and global environmental management.

PSO 13

Understand the relevance and application of economics in health sector and the concepts of healthcare financing and healthcare insurance.

PSO 14

Understand the concepts and theories related to public revenue, expenditure and debt; federal finance, budgetary process and cost-benefit analysis.

PSO 15

Gain understanding of the use of SPSS for data analyzing techniques.

PSO 16

Acquire knowledge about the basics of research and forming a research proposal and dissertation report.

PSO 17

Gain knowledge of the theoretical foundations of estimation and interpretation of simple and multiple linear regression models; violation of assumptions of the classical linear regression model and models dealing with time series and panel data.

PSO 18

Acquire knowledge of the use of software EViews for estimation and interpretation of simple and multiple regression models; violation of assumptions of the classical linear regression model and models dealing with time series and panel data.

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ECO 324 (B)

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