"Mathematical Methods in Economics" typically aims to equip students with the mathematical tools and techniques necessary for economic analysis. It focuses on mathematical modeling, optimization, and statistical methods commonly used in economics.
Microeconomic Analysis typically focuses on the principles, theories, and tools used to understand and analyze the behavior of individual economic agents, such as consumers, firms, and government entities, within a specific market or industry.
Indian Economic Development typically focuses on understanding the economic history, challenges, and opportunities specific to India. It explores the evolution of the Indian economy, key policy initiatives, and the impact of globalization.
Macroeconomic Analysis typically focuses on the study of aggregate economic variables and the broader aspects of the economy, such as overall output, employment, inflation, and national income.
Money and Banking typically explores the role of money and financial institutions in the economy. It delves into the functions of money, the banking system, monetary policy, and the broader financial system.
Economics for Development typically focuses on understanding the economic issues and challenges facing developing countries. It examines theories, policies, and practices aimed at promoting economic growth, reducing poverty, and improving living standards in less developed regions.