BANKING & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
BANKING & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Scheme
Duration:- 3 hrs.
Max. Marks:- 100
100 200 Note: Question Paper will be divided into 3 parts
Part A: This part contain 10 questions from all three units (minimum 3 questions from each unit) of 2 marks each. All question are compulsory. Answer limit maximum 20 words per question,
Part B : This part contain 05 questions from all three units of 4 marks each (minimum 1 question from each unit). All question are compulsory. Answer limit maximum 50 words per question.
Part C: This part contain 03 questions from all three units (with internal choice in each question).
All question are compulsory. Answer limit maximum 400 words per question.
Paper-I: Economic Environment in India.
Unit – I
Economic environment – meaning, factors affecting economic environment Indian economic environment and basic feature of Indian Economy, New economic policy and its effects, Economic Planning – Meaning, Importance and Objectives, Achievements of planning in India. Population – characteristics, Causes of growth, New Population Policy.
Unit – II
Problems of Unemployemnt, Poverty and Disparity of Income and Wealth in India, Role of Self Employment and Skill Development, Human Resources and Economic Development. Industries and Agriculture – Importance & development, problems & remedial measures, industrial policy & recent changes, Role of Agriculture in Indian Economy, Land Reforms, Agricultural Credit, Development during Plans, Agricultural Productivity in India, World Trade Organization and Indian Agriculture.
Unit – III
Foreign Trade of India – Volume, composition & direction, Export Promotion, Export Import Policy of Government of India, Investment of Foreign Capital in India, Role of Multinational Corporations in Indian Economy. Economy of Rajasthan-Basic characteristics of economy of Rajasthan, Features of Population of Rajasthan development & prospects of agriculture, industry, power and transport sector.
Paper – II: Business Economics
Note: Question Paper will be divided into 3 parts
Part A: This part contain 10 questions from all three units (minimum 3 questions from each unit ) of 2 marks each. All question are compulsory. Answer limit maximum 20 words per question.
Part B: This part contain 05 questions from all three units of 4 marks each (minimum 1 question from each unit). All question are compulsory. Answer limit maximum 50 words per question.
Part C: This part contain 03 questions from all three units (with internal choice in each question).
All question are compulsory. Answer limit maximum 400 words per question.
Unit – 1
Introduction – definition of Business Economics. Its role in business decisions. Economic concepts of Kotilya – arthshastra. Economic Laws, Static and Dynamic Economic Micro and Macro Economics, Economic Models – Meaning, Purpose and Types, The Economic Problem and Functions of Economic System. Consumption law of Diminishing Marginal Utility, Law of Substitution, Consumer’s Surplus, Law of Demand, Elasticity of Demand, its measurement, and Relationship with Revenue.
Unit – 2
Indifference Curve- Meaning, Charactertics, Consumer’s Equilibrium, Income Effect, Price Effect, Derivation of Demand Curve, Demand forecasting-Meaning and purposes. Production Production Function – A note on Cobb-douglas Function, law of Returns, Iso-Product curve, least cost combination of Factors, returns to Scale, Cost concepts and classification, Importance of Costs in decision making, cost Function and Determinats of Cost, law of supply and Elasticity of Supply, Capital Formation, Efficiency of Labour and Theories of Population.
Unit – 3
Commodity Pricing : General Theory of value, Change in the Demand and Supply and their Effects on Equilibrium Price, Time Element in Price Determination, Market-Definition and Classification, Price and output Determination under Perfect and Imperfect Competition, Monopoly, Discriminating Monopoly and oligopoly. Distribution : Marginal productivity theory Distribution, theories of rent, wages, Interest and Profit, National income – Definition, measurement, distribution and economic welfare.
