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Money, Banking, International Trade D.M. Mithani.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi: Himalaya Publication House, 2016.Description: 731 pISBN:
  • 9788184881059
DDC classification:
  • 23 332.1 MIT
Contents:
PART 1: MONEY AND BANKING 1. The nature of barter and monetary economy; 2. Functions and significance of money; 3. Monetary standards; 4. The gold standards; 5. The money supply; 6. The demand for money; 7. Value of money; 8. Quality theory of money; 9. The income theory of money 10. Inflation and deflation; 11. Financial market (money and capital markets); 12. Theories of interest; 13. Commercial banking; 14. Banking in India; 15. Co-operative and rural banking; 16. The central bank and instruments of credit control; 17.Developments banks and other term financial institutions in India; 18. The reserve bank of India: Organisation and functions; 19. Monetary policy; 20. A review of the working and operation of the reserve bank of India; 21. Indian capital market; 22. Merchant banking; PART 2: THE THEORY OF INCOME AND EMPLOYMENT 23. National income ; 24. Employment and unemployment; 25. The classical theory of employment; 26. Keynesian theory of employment; 27. The consumption functions; 28. The investment functions; 29. Theory of multiplier; 30. The accelerator principle; 31. Saving and investment; 32. Kynes' Theory and underdeveloped countries; 33. Trade cycle and measures of economic stabilisation; 34. Monetarism and Keynesianism; PART 3: INTERNATIONAL TRADE : THEORY, POLICY AND FINANCE 35. The nature of international trade; 36. The theory of comparative advantage; 37. Modern heory of international trade: General equilibrium approach; 38. Gains from trade and terms of trade; 39. Mechanism of international payments; 40. The balance of payment; 41. Trade policy: Free trade vs. protection; 42. Protective trade device: Tariffs and quotas; 43. Exchange control; 44. The IMF and the problem of international liquidity; 45. International financial institutions; 46. Euro-dollar market; 47. European economic community; 48. General agreement on tariffs and trade; 49. United nations conference on trade and development; 50. The World Trade Organisation; 51. Foreign direct investment and its determinants; PART 4: PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC FINANCE 52. Nature and norms of modern public finance; 53. public revenue; 54. Canons of taxation and principles of equity; 55. Characteristics of good tax system and the Indian tax structure; 56. Types of taxation; 57. Incidence of taxation; 58. Effects on taxation; 59. Public expenditure; 60. Public debt; 61. Fiscal policy; 62. Deficit financing; 63. Mobalisation of resources for development; 64. Federal finance; 65. Supply-side economics: An outline;
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PART 1: MONEY AND BANKING

1. The nature of barter and monetary economy;
2. Functions and significance of money;
3. Monetary standards;
4. The gold standards;
5. The money supply;
6. The demand for money;
7. Value of money;
8. Quality theory of money;
9. The income theory of money
10. Inflation and deflation;
11. Financial market (money and capital markets);
12. Theories of interest;
13. Commercial banking;
14. Banking in India;
15. Co-operative and rural banking;
16. The central bank and instruments of credit control;
17.Developments banks and other term financial institutions in India;
18. The reserve bank of India: Organisation and functions;
19. Monetary policy;
20. A review of the working and operation of the reserve bank of India;
21. Indian capital market;
22. Merchant banking;

PART 2: THE THEORY OF INCOME AND EMPLOYMENT

23. National income ;
24. Employment and unemployment;
25. The classical theory of employment;
26. Keynesian theory of employment;
27. The consumption functions;
28. The investment functions;
29. Theory of multiplier;
30. The accelerator principle;
31. Saving and investment;
32. Kynes' Theory and underdeveloped countries;
33. Trade cycle and measures of economic stabilisation;
34. Monetarism and Keynesianism;

PART 3: INTERNATIONAL TRADE : THEORY, POLICY AND FINANCE

35. The nature of international trade;
36. The theory of comparative advantage;
37. Modern heory of international trade: General equilibrium approach;
38. Gains from trade and terms of trade;
39. Mechanism of international payments;
40. The balance of payment;
41. Trade policy: Free trade vs. protection;
42. Protective trade device: Tariffs and quotas;
43. Exchange control;
44. The IMF and the problem of international liquidity;
45. International financial institutions;
46. Euro-dollar market;
47. European economic community;
48. General agreement on tariffs and trade;
49. United nations conference on trade and development;
50. The World Trade Organisation;
51. Foreign direct investment and its determinants;

PART 4: PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC FINANCE

52. Nature and norms of modern public finance;
53. public revenue;
54. Canons of taxation and principles of equity;
55. Characteristics of good tax system and the Indian tax structure;
56. Types of taxation;
57. Incidence of taxation;
58. Effects on taxation;
59. Public expenditure;
60. Public debt;
61. Fiscal policy;
62. Deficit financing;
63. Mobalisation of resources for development;
64. Federal finance;
65. Supply-side economics: An outline;

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