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Course Code Course Title Course Planner Lectures Tutorials Practicals Credits
ECO515 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 18092::Makhmoor Bashir 3.0 1.0 0.0 4.0
Course Category Courses with numerical and conceptual focus
TextBooks
Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher Name
T-1 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS DEVIGA
VENGEDASALAM,
KARUNAGARAN
MADHAVAN
3rd 2013 OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
Reference Books
Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher Name
R-1 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS GEETIKA, GHOSH
PIYALI, PURBA ROY
CHOUDHURY
2nd 2010 TATA MCGRAW HILL
R-2 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS DOMINICK
SALVATORE,
RAVIKESH
SRIVASTAVA
7th 2012 OXFORD HIGHER EDUCATION
R-3 ADVANCED ECONOMIC THEORY H.L. AHUJA 17th 2011 S. CHAND
R-4 MACROECONOMICS THEORY
AND POLICY
D.N. DWIVEDI 8th 2013 TATA MCGRAW - HILL EDUCATION
R-5 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS CHRISTOPHER R
THOMAS,S CHARLES
MAURICE,SUMIT
SARKAR
9th 2011 TATA MCGRAW - HILL EDUCATION
Other Reading
Sr No Journals articles as Compulsary reading (specific articles, complete reference)
OR-1 Introduction to Market structures, Managerial Economics 6th edition by W.W. Norton &Co,chapter 2 (Available in course file) ,
OR-2 Five rules for pricing excellence by Patrick Lefler.(Available in course file) , ,
OR-3 Demand, supply and market equilibrium, chapter 3 by Prenhall Publications.(Available in course file) , ,
OR-4 Social Cost-Benefit analysis in a nutshell by Rufus Pollock Emmanuel College, University of cambridge.(Available in course file) , ,
OR-5 Strength of preference and cardinal utility by Veronika Kobberling, Economic Theory 2006.(Available in course file) , ,
OR-6 On ordinal utility, cardinal utility and random utility , Theory and Decision, 2007.(Available in course file) , ,
OR-7 How Modern Economics Is Built On 'The World's Dumbest Idea (Available on course file) ,
OR-8 When Will 'The World's Dumbest Idea' Die? forbes May 2013 http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2013/07/05/the-overunder-on-when-the-worlds-dumbest-
idea-will-die/ ,
OR-9 World coffee production may rise marginally to 145.8 million bags this year PTI Mar 2, 2014 (Available on course file) ,
OR-10 CBS News said to be considering launch of a digital news platform October 29, 2013 (Available on course file) ,
OR-11 Is Samsung loosing at economies of scale Feb 2013 (Available on course file) ,
OR-12 What is perfect about perfect competition jan 2011( Available on course file) ,
OR-13 High fiscal deficit exposing India to shocks: Moody's jun 2014 (Available on course file ) ,
Week
Number
Lecture
Number
Broad Topic(Sub Topic) Chapters/Sections of
Text/reference
books
Other Readings,
Relevant Websites,
Audio Visual Aids,
software and Virtual
Labs
Lecture Description Learning Outcomes Pedagogical Tool
Demonstration/
Case Study /
Images /
animation / ppt
etc. Planned
Live Examples
Week 1 Lecture 1 Nature and Scope of
Managerial Economics
(Concept)
T-1:1 Brief Introduction about
managerial economics
Students will
understand the need
to study managerial
economics
Whiteboard,
discussions.
Introduction to Managerial
Economics(Concept)
T-1:1
R-1:1
R-2:1
R-5:1
Introduction to
managerial economics
Students will get
basic introduction
into managerial
economics
Discussion using
examples
Lecture 2 Nature and Scope of
Managerial Economics
(Nature)
Nature of managerial
economics, its scope and
managerial appilication
Students will get to
know how
managerial
economics helps in
business decision
making
Slideshow,
discussions
Nature and Scope of
Managerial Economics
(Scope)
Nature of managerial
economics, its scope and
managerial appilication
Students will get to
know how
managerial
economics helps in
business decision
making
Slideshow,
discussions
Detailed Plan For Lectures
LTP week distribution: (LTP Weeks)
Weeks before MTE 8
Weeks After MTE 7
Spill Over 4
Week 1 Lecture 2 Nature and Scope of
Managerial Economics
(Application of managerial
economics)
Nature of managerial
economics, its scope and
managerial appilication
Students will get to
know how
managerial
economics helps in
business decision
making
Slideshow,
discussions
Introduction to Managerial
Economics(Scope)
T-1:1
R-1:1
R-2:1
R-3:1
R-5:1
OR-7 Differences between
microeconomics and
macroeconomics,
positive vs normative
analysis and
applications of
managerial economics
Students will
understand the nature
and applications of
managerial
economics
Slideshow,
discussions
Discussion on
caselet: The
right R for
doctors. Page
no.5 in
managerial
economics by
salvatore, sumit
and charles
Lecture 3 Demand and Supply
(Definition of demand)
T-1:2
R-1:2
R-2:2
R-3:2
R-5:2
OR-3 Concept of demand and
the Law of demand
Law of demand and
its graphical
representation
Whiteboard,
caselets
Discussion on
caselet: Did
globalization
kill US
manufacturing.
Page no. 64
managerial
economics ninth
edition by
Dominick
salvatore, sumit
and charles
Week 2 Lecture 4 Demand and Supply(Change
in quantity demanded vs.
changes in demand)
T-1:2
R-1:2
R-2:2
R-3:2
R-5:2
Determinants of
demand, change in
quantity demanded vs
change in demand
Understanding the
difference between
movement along the
demand curve and
shifts in the demand
curve.
White board,
discussions
Gillette
introduces
Space
Technology
Global Razors
from Managerial
Economics by
Dominick
Salvatore, 7th
Edition p.120
Lecture 5 Demand and Supply
(Determinants of supply)
T-1:2
R-1:2
R-2:2
R-3:2
R-4:2
R-5:2
Concept of supply, law
of supply, determinants,
change in quantity
supplied vs change in
supply
Understanding the
determinants of
supply and
movements in supply
curve
Whiteboard,
discussions
Demand and Supply(Change
in quantity supplied
vs.change in supply)
T-1:2
R-1:2
R-2:2
R-3:2
R-5:2
Change in quantity
supplied vs change in
supply
Understanding the
difference between
change in quantity vs
quantity supplied
Whiteboard,
discussions
Week 2 Lecture 5 Demand and Supply
(Definition of supply)
T-1:2
R-1:2
R-2:2
R-3:2
R-4:2
R-5:2
Concept of supply, law
of supply, determinants,
change in quantity
supplied vs change in
supply
Law of supply and its
graphical
representation
Whiteboard,
discussions
Lecture 6 Demand and Supply(Price
elasticity)
T-1:2
R-1:5
R-2:3
Introduction to
elasticity, price elasticity
Students will get an
overview how
elasticity is used in
pricing of products
and services
Discussion,
slideshow
Week 3 Lecture 7 Demand and Supply(Income
elasticity)
T-1:2
R-1:5
R-2:2
R-5:3
Introduction to income
elasticity
Students will
understand the
difference between
inferior and normal
goods
Discussions,
slideshow
Demand and Supply(Cross
elasticity)
T-1:7
R-1:5
R-2:3
R-5:3
Introduction to cross
elasticity
Students will
understand the
difference between
complementary and
substitute goods
Discussions,
slideshow
Lecture 8 Market Equilibrium(Change
in equilibrium price &
output)
T-1:3
R-1:2
R-2:2
R-3:2
R-5:2
Market equilibrium Understanding
determination of
market equilibrium
and the various shifts
in it caused by
demand and supply
forces
Diagrammatic
representation on
whiteboard
Lecture 9 Market Equilibrium(Ceiling
& floor prices)
Cieling and floor prices Student will
understand the
concept of ceiling
and floor prices in the
real economy
Whiteboard,
discussions
Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Definition)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-3:5
R-5:4
OR-5 Definition of consumer
behavior and Utility
approaches
Students will get
insights into
consumer behavior
and utility
Discussion,
slideshow
Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Utility approach)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-5:5
Definition of consumer
behavior and Utility
approaches
Students will get
insights into
consumer behavior
and utility
Discussion,
slideshow
Week 4 Lecture 10 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Cardinal
approach)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-3:5
R-4:5
Cardinal utility and its
various assumptions
Students will
understand cardinal
approach of utility
Whiteboard,
examples
Lecture 11 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Law of
diminishing marginal utility)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-3:4
R-5:5
Introduction to marginal
utility and law of
diminishing marginal
utility
Application of
diminishing marginal
utility in economic
decision making
Whiteboard,
examples
Lecture 12 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Relationship
between TU & MU)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-3:4
R-5:5
Relationship between
TU and MU
Students will
understand the how
with the rise in TU
MU falls consistently
white board,
examples
Week 5 Lecture 13 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Law of equi-
marginal utility)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-3:4
R-5:5
Introduction to Equi-
Marginal utiltiy
Understanding equi-
marginal utility and
derivation of demand
curve from equi-
marginal utiltiy
white board,
examples
Lecture 14 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Indifferences
curves)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-3:4
R-5:5
Introduction to ordinal
utility analysis and
indifference curves,
properties of
indifference curves
Understanding
concept and
applications of
indifference curves in
decision making
Slideshow,
Discussions
Discussion of
caselet-To Fly
Fast or Far:
Tradeoffs in the
Market from
agerial
Economics:
Concepts and
Applications by
Christopher
Thomas, 9th
Edition p.161
Lecture 15 Quiz,Test,Presentation
and Write Up2
Week 6 Lecture 16 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Budget line)
T-1:4
R-1:4
R-2:4
R-3:4
R-5:5
Introduction to budget
line, shifts in budget line
Students will
understand the
relevance of budget
line and its shifts in
plotting consumer
equilibrium
Whiteboard,
examples
Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Income effect)
L16 Income and
substitution effects. L17
can be used as a
contingency lecture
Diagrammatic
understanding of
income, substitution
and price effects
Stepwise
Diagrammatic
representation on
whiteboard
Week 6 Lecture 16 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Price effect &
substitution effect)
Income and substitution
effects
Diagrammatic
understanding of
income, substitution
and price effects
Stepwise
Diagrammatic
representation on
whiteboard
Lecture 17 Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Price effect &
substitution effect)
Income and substitution
effects
Diagrammatic
understanding of
income, substitution
and price effects
Stepwise
Diagrammatic
representation on
whiteboard
Theory of Production
(Definition of production)
T-1:5
R-1:7
R-2:7
R-3:6
R-5:8
Introduction to
production, Factors of
production
Students will
understand the
various factors
involved in
production
PPT, whiteboard
Theory of Consumer
Behaviour(Income effect)
L16 Income and
substitution effects. L17
can be used as a
contingency lecture
Diagrammatic
understanding of
income, substitution
and price effects
Stepwise
Diagrammatic
representation on
whiteboard
Lecture 18 Theory of Production
(Production functions)
T-1:5
R-1:7
R-2:7
R-3:7
R-5:8
OR-9 Introduction to
Production function and
basic concepts
Calculation and
understanding of
Total Product,
Average Product and
Marginal Product
PPT, whiteboard,
caselets
Week 7 Lecture 19 Theory of Production(Law
of diminishing marginal
returns)
T-1:5
R-1:7
R-2:7
R-3:7
R-5:8
Law of variable
proportions and its
application
Understanding the
application of law of
variable proportions
in agriculture
Diagrammatic
representation on
whiteboard
Lecture 20 Theory of Production
(Isoquant analysis and
isoquant Curves)
T-1:5
R-1:7
R-2:7
R-3:7
Introduction to
Isoquants and their
properties
Students will be able
to understand the
various properties of
isoquants
Whiteboard,
discussions
Lecture 21 Cost of Production(Cost
concepts)
T-1:6
R-1:7
R-2:7
R-3:7
R-5:9
Introduction to costs and
its types
Students will
understand the
various types of costs
related in business
Whiteboard,
discussions
Week 8 Lecture 22 Cost of Production(Costs in
short run)
T-1:6
R-1:7
R-2:7
R-3:7
R-5:9
Introduction to various
short run costs
Students should be
able to categories and
identify costs.
Whiteboard,
discussion
Week 8 Lecture 23 Cost of Production(Cost
curves in long run)
T-1:6
R-1:8
R-2:8
R-3:8
R-5:9
Concept of returns to
scale. Shape of long run
average cost and short
run average cost curves
Student will
understand Returns to
Scale by using
isoquant map.
Derivation of Long
Run Average Cost
curve and
Introduction to
revenue curves
Whiteboard,
examples
Theory of Production
(Marginal rate of technical
substitution)
Introduction to MRTS Students will
understand why
MRTS declines along
the isoquant
Whiteboard,
Discussions
Lecture 24 Theory of Production(Long
run production function)
Introduction to producer
equilibrium and
expansion path
Student will
understand how the
long run average cost
curve is derived and
shaped.
Whiteboard,
discussions
Cost of Production
(Economies & diseconomies
of scale)
T-1:6
R-1:8
R-2:8
R-3:8
R-5:9
OR-11 Introduction to
economies and
diseconomies of scale
Students will
understand the
internal and external
economies of scale
and also the reasons
why LAC curve is U
shaped. Further
briefly concept of
economies of scope
should be introduced
Whiteboard,
examples
Discussion on
economies of
scale and scope
in Banking Page
no.331 in
managerial
economics by
christopher,
charles and
sumit sarkar
Week 9 Lecture 25 Theory of Production(Long
run production function)
Introduction to producer
equilibrium and
expansion path
Student will
understand how the
long run average cost
curve is derived and
shaped.
Whiteboard,
discussions
Lecture 27 Cost of Production(The cost
of minimizing technique)
Introduction to various
costs which business has
in short run
Students should be
able to categories and
identify costs.
Whiteboard,
discussion
MID-TERM
Week 9 Lecture 25 Market Structures(Perfect
competition and monopoly)
T-1:7
R-1:9
R-2:9
R-3:9
R-5:11
Introduction to perfect
competition and
monopoly
Students should be
able to understand the
difference between
perfect competition
and monopoly
Whiteboard,
eamples
Lecture 26 Market Structures(Price and
output determination)
T-1:7
R-1:9
R-2:9
R-3:9
R-5:11
OR-1 Pricing and output
determination under
perfect competition and
monopoly
Student will
understand profit
maximization,loss
minimization, shut
down decision
whiteboard,
discussions
Week 9 Lecture 27 Market Structures(Price
discrimination)
T-1:7
R-1:10
R-2:10
R-3:10
R-4:9
R-5:12
L27 Degrees of price
discrimination L28
Dumping and its
prevalence in the real
world
L27 Understanding
degrees of price
discrimination. L28
Understanding
dumping in the real
world. Covering
contingencies and
further clarifying
concepts related to
market structures.
Whiteboard, PPT
Week 10 Lecture 28 Market Structures(Price
discrimination)
T-1:7
R-1:10
R-2:10
R-3:10
R-4:9
R-5:12
L27 Degrees of price
discrimination L28
Dumping and its
prevalence in the real
world
L27 Understanding
degrees of price
discrimination. L28
Understanding
dumping in the real
world. Covering
contingencies and
further clarifying
concepts related to
market structures.
Whiteboard, PPT
Lecture 29 Monopolistic Competition &
Oligopoly(Introduction)
T-1:8
R-1:11
R-2:11
R-3:11
R-5:12
Introduction to
monopolistic
competition
Understanding
relevance of
monopolistic
competition in the
real world.
PPT, whiteboard
Lecture 30 Monopolistic Competition &
Oligopoly(Monopolistic
competition)
T-1:8
R-1:10
R-2:10
R-3:10
R-5:12
Introduction to the
demand curve of
monopolistic
competition
Students should be
able to know the
basic characteristics
of monopolistic
competition
Whiteboard,
discussions
Week 11 Lecture 31 Monopolistic Competition &
Oligopoly(Price & output
determination)
T-1:8
R-1:11
R-2:11
R-3:11
R-5:12
Determination of long
run equilibrium under
monopolistic
competition
Understanding the
difference between
long run equilibrium
under monopolistic
competition and
perfect competition
PPT, whiteboard
Lecture 32 Monopolistic Competition &
Oligopoly(Introduction to
oligopoly)
T-1:8
R-1:12
R-2:12
R-3:12
R-5:13
Features of oligopoly Crucial distinction
between monopolistic
competition and
oligopoly
PPT, whiteboard
Lecture 33 Measuring National Income
(Meaning and Concepts)
T-1:11
R-1:16
R-4:1
GDP, GNP, NNP, Per
capita Income
Student will
understand national
income concepts like
GDP, GNP, NNP etc
PPT, whiteboard
Week 12 Lecture 34 Measuring National Income
(Circular flow of national
income)
T-1:12
R-1:16
R-4:3
Introduction to circular
flow of money
Students will be able
to understand how
money is circulated
in an economy
PPT, white board
Lecture 35 Measuring National Income
(Methods of measuring
national Income)
T-1:11
R-1:16
R-4:4
Output method, income
method and expenditure
method
Understanding
measuring national
income through GDP
and aggregation of
total income in an
economy
Slideshow,
problem solving
Lecture 36 Quiz,Test,Presentation
and Write Up3
Week 13 Lecture 37 Market Structures
(Comparison between
monopoly and perfect
competition)
Differences between
perfect competition and
monopoly
Students should be
able to differentiate
graphically between
the two market
structures.
Diagrammatic
representation on
board
Measuring National Income
(Three Sector model)
T-1:12
R-1:16
R-4:3
Introduction to circular
flow of money
Students will be able
to understand how
money is circulated
in an economy
PPT, white board
Lecture 38 Measuring National Income
(Four sector model)
T-1:12
R-1:16
R-4:3
Introduction to four
sector model
Students will be able
to understand how
money is circulated
in four sector model
of a economy
PPT, white board
Lecture 39 Measuring National Income
(Difficulties in measuring
national income)
T-1:12
R-1:16
R-4:4
L39 Difficulties in
calculating national
income. L40 Usefulness
of national income data.
L39 students will be
able to understand
why calculating
national income is
cumbersome process.
L40 Understanding
the need of
calculating national
income.
PPT, Discussions
Week 14 Lecture 40 Measuring National Income
(Difficulties in measuring
national income)
T-1:12
R-1:16
R-4:4
L39 Difficulties in
calculating national
income. L40 Usefulness
of national income data.
L39 students will be
able to understand
why calculating
national income is
cumbersome process.
L40 Understanding
the need of
calculating national
income.
PPT, Discussions
Lecture 41 Macroeconomic
Environment(Inflation)
T-1:14
R-1:17
R-4:23
Introduction to inflation Students will be able
to understand why
inflation is not good
for economy
PPT, discussions
Week 14 Lecture 42 Macroeconomic
Environment
(Unemployment)
T-1:14
R-1:17
R-4:23
Unemployment, its
reasons and the
remedies
Students will get
insights into
unemployment in
india and its ill
effects on indian
economy
Discussions,
slideshow
Week 15 Lecture 43 Macroeconomic
Environment(Interplay of
monetary policy and fiscal
policy)
T-1:14
R-1:17
R-4:29
OR-13 L43 Introduction to
monetary policy and its
instruments. L44 Fiscal
policy and its
components. L45 Role
of central bank
L43 Students will
understand the
various components
of monetary policy.
L44 Students will
understand how govt
increases or
decreases the supply
of money in an
economy. L45
students will
understand how
central bank regulates
the flow of money in
an economy
Slideshow,
discussions
Lecture 44 Macroeconomic
Environment(Interplay of
monetary policy and fiscal
policy)
T-1:14
R-1:17
R-4:29
OR-13 L43 Introduction to
monetary policy and its
instruments. L44 Fiscal
policy and its
components. L45 Role
of central bank
L43 Students will
understand the
various components
of monetary policy.
L44 Students will
understand how govt
increases or
decreases the supply
of money in an
economy. L45
students will
understand how
central bank regulates
the flow of money in
an economy
Slideshow,
discussions
Monopolistic Competition &
Oligopoly(Sweezy model)
Introduction to sweezy
model
Students will be able
to understand the
reason of price
stickiness under
oligopoly
Diagrammatic
representation on
board
Lecture 45 Monopolistic Competition &
Oligopoly(Sweezy model)
Introduction to sweezy
model
Students will be able
to understand the
reason of price
stickiness under
oligopoly
Diagrammatic
representation on
board
Week 15 Lecture 45 Macroeconomic
Environment(Interplay of
monetary policy and fiscal
policy)
T-1:14
R-1:17
R-4:29
OR-13 L43 Introduction to
monetary policy and its
instruments. L44 Fiscal
policy and its
components. L45 Role
of central bank
L43 Students will
understand the
various components
of monetary policy.
L44 Students will
understand how govt
increases or
decreases the supply
of money in an
economy. L45
students will
understand how
central bank regulates
the flow of money in
an economy
Slideshow,
discussions
Week 16 Lecture 46 Monopolistic Competition &
Oligopoly(Introduction to
cartels)
Cartels and collusions Students will be able
to understand the
reason behind the
formation of cartels
Discussions, PPT
Week 20 Lecture 59 Macroeconomic
Environment(Role of central
bank)
Introduction to the role
of central bank
Students will be able
to understand how
central bank of a
country regulates the
amount of money in
an economy
PPT, Discussions
Lecture 60 Macroeconomic
Environment(Role of central
bank)
Introduction to the role
of central bank
Students will be able
to understand how
central bank of a
country regulates the
amount of money in
an economy
PPT, Discussions
SPILL OVER
Week 21 Lecture 61 Spill Over
Lecture 62 Spill Over
Lecture 63 Spill Over
Week 22 Lecture 64 Spill Over
Scheme for CA:
Component Frequency Out Of Each Marks Total Marks
Quiz,Test,Presentation and Write
Up
2 3 15 30
Total :- 15 30
Details of Academic Task(s)
AT No. Objective Topic of the Academic Task Nature of Academic Task
(group/individuals/field
work
Evaluation Mode Allottment /
submission Week
Presentation and
Write Up1
To encourage
students to think
analytically and
correlate economic
concepts with real
life issues
Each group of students will be allotted a unique case study on
managerial economics. Each group is mandatorily required to
submit a short written report on the case. This will be followed by
a group presentation on the case involving mandatory
participation by all students.
Group Written report
(submitted
individually by each
student before the
presentation)-10
marks. Group
presentation
comprising 25
marks divided into:
Introduction to
presentation and
overview-10 marks
5 / 12
Test1 To encourage
students to
understand
economic concepts
and apply them in
attempting analytical
questions.This will
help to prepare
students for the mid
term examination
A mix of analytical and conceptual questions from Unit 1 and
Unit 2
Individual 6 questions of 5-10
marks each thus
comprising a total
of 45 marks.
5 / 5
Quiz1 To refresh the
learning experience
of students through
the semester by
testing the
preciseness of their
understanding and
knowledge
25 multiple choice questions will be asked from unit 1 to unit
5.The split of syllabus will be 30% before the mid term and 70%
after the mid term.
Individual 25 questions of 2
mark or 5 marks
each comprising a
total of 45 marks.
12 / 12
Plan for Tutorial: (Please do not use these time slots for syllabus coverage)
Tutorial No. Lecture Topic Type of pedagogical tool(s) planned
(case analysis,problem solving test,role play,business game etc)
Tutorial1 Demand analysis Case Analysis
Tutorial2 Numericals on elasticity of demand Problem Solving
Tutorial3 Indifference curves Case Analysis
Tutorial4 Numericals on short run production and short run cost Problem Solving
Tutorial5 Numericals on short run production and long run cost Problem Solving
Tutorial6 Presentations on case studies allotted to students for AT 2. Case Analysis
Type of pedagogical tool(s) planned
(case analysis,problem solving test,role play,business game etc)
Case Analysis
Problem Solving
Case Analysis
Problem Solving
Problem Solving
Case Analysis
Tutorial7 Presentations on case studies allotted to students for AT 2. Case Analysis
Tutorial8 Presentations on case studies allotted to students for AT 2. Case Analysis
After Mid-Term
Tutorial9 Presentations on case studies allotted to students for AT 2. Case Analysis
Tutorial10 Presentations on case studies allotted to students for AT 2. Case Analysis
Tutorial11 Presentations on case studies allotted to students for AT 2. Case Analysis
Tutorial12 Presentations on case studies allotted to students for AT 2. Case Analysis
Tutorial13 Perfect competition Case Analysis
Tutorial14 Numerical problems on national income accounting Problem Solving
Tutorial15 Revision and doubt clearing Resolving doubts on numerical problems and graphical illustration of concept
Case Analysis
Case Analysis
After Mid-Term
Case Analysis
Case Analysis
Case Analysis
Case Analysis
Case Analysis
Problem Solving
Resolving doubts on numerical problems and graphical illustration of concept