![]() MONEY: DEFINITION, KINDS AND FUNCTIONS Introduction 11.1 Definition of Money 11.2 The Kinds of Money 11.3 The Functions of Money 11.4 The Significance of Money in Modern Economy Suggested Readings Questions for Review 12. THEORY OF INVESTMENT AND CAPITAL ACCUMULATION Introduction 10.1 Some Basic Concepts 10.2 Methods of Investment Decision 10.3 The Marginal Efficiency of Investment (MEl) and Aggregate Demand for Capital 10.4 The Theory of Capital Accumulation 10.5 Income and Investment: The Accelerator Theory of Investment 10.6 The Rental Cost of Capital and Investment 10.7 Tobin's q Theory of Investment: Stock Market and Investment Suggested Readings Questions for Review Part 4 Money Market Analysis: Theory of Money and Interest 11. THEORIES OF AGGREGATE CONSUMPTION Introduction 9.1 The Absolute Income Hypothesis: Keynesian Theory of Consumption 9.2 The Relative Income Hypothesis: Duesenberry's Theory 9.3 The Permanent Income Hypothesis: Friedman's Theory of Consumption 9.4 The Life-Cycle Theory of Consumption: The Life-cycle Hypothesis 9.5 Consumption Under Uncertainty: Robert Hall's Random-Walk Theory 9.6 Concluding Remarks on Consumption Theories 9.7 Non-Income Factors Affecting Consumption Suggested Readings Questions for Review 10. INCOME DETERMINATION IN OPEN ECONOMY MODEL: A MODEL WITH THE FOREIGN SECTOR Introduction 8.1 Exports, Imports and the Aggregate Demand 8.2 National Income Equilibrium in a Four-Sector Model 8.3 A Complete Four-Sector Model of Income Determination Suggested Readings Questions for Review Part 3 Theories of Consumption and Investment 9. INCOME DETERMINATION IN A CLOSED ECONOMY MODEL: A MODEL WITH GOVERNMENTSECTOR Introduction 7.1 Income Determination with the Government Sector 7.2 The Fiscal Multipliers Suggested Readings Questions for Review 8. KEYNESIAN THEORY OF INCOME DETERMINATION: ASIMPLE ECONOMY MODEL Introduction 6.1 The Concepts and Functions 6.2 Income Determination in Simple Economy Model 6.3 The Change in Aggregate Demand and the Multiplier 6.4 A Simple Model of Investment Multiplier 6.5 Static and Dynamic Multiplier 6.6 The Uses and Limitations of Multiplier 6.7 Applicability of Multiplier Theory to LDCs 6.8 The Paradox of Thrift and the Multiplier Suggested Readings Questions for Review 7. THE CLASSICAL THEORY OF OUTPUT AND EMPLOYMENT Introduction 5.1 The Classical Postulates 5.2 Say's Law: The Foundation of Classical Macroeconomics 5.3 Classical Theory of Employment: A Formal Model of Say's Law Suggested Readings Questions for Review 6. ![]() ![]() MEASUREMENT OF NATIONAL INCOME Introduction 4.1 Some Concepts Related to National Income 4.2 National Income Measures 4.3 Nominal and Real GNP 4.4 Met~ods of Measuring National Income 4.5 Treatment of Net Income from Abroad 4.6 Double Entry System of Accounting 4.7 Measurement of National Income in India Suggested Readings Questions for Review Part 2 Product Market Analysis: Theory of National Income Determination 5. THE CIRCULAR FLOW MODELS OF ECONOMY Introduction 3.1 Circular Flows in a Two-Sector Model 3.2 Circular Flows in Three-Sector Model: A Model with Government Income and Expenditure 3.3 Circular Flows in a Four-Sector Model: A Model with the Foreign Sector Suggested Readings Questions for Review 4. MACROECONOMIC ISSUES, CONCEPTS AND MODEL BUILDING Introduction 2.1 Macroeconomic Issues 2.2 Some Concepts used in Macroeconomic Analysis 2.3 Macroeconomic Model Building Questions for Review 3. Macroeconomics 1.5 Origin and Growth of Macroeconomics 1.6 Importance of Macroeconomics 1.7 Limitations of Macroeconomics Suggested Readings Questions for Review 2. ![]() INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS Introduction 1.1 What is Economics? 1.2 What is Macroeconomics? 1.3 Macroeconomics is both a Theoretical and a Policy Science 1.4 Microeconomics vs. Table of contents : Cover Contents Part 1 Introduction 1.
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