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The treatment in the text is mainly directed to students and is mainly confined to graphic analysis and to some elementary algebra, but it is assumed that the reader will have a basic knowledge of microeconomics. Each chapter has one or more appendices, where the topics treated in the text are examined at a level suitable for students, generalizations, and topics not treated in the text are formally examined.

Managers are facing increasingly rapid changes in the technology, culture and environment in which they work. Rapid developments in the application of information technology are matched by equally rapid changes in the structure of organisations, in the role of managers and in the economy and society in which they operate. This puts pressure on management which helps to emphasise the importance of understanding both the concepts and practices involved. This book is meaningful attempt to that pursuit.

This title covers Indifference Curve Approach to the Theory of Consumer Demand.

The book covers the core topics of seven different but interrelated areas of Economics. Students will find the title purposive as all the important topics are covered in this single volume. It covers some new or non-traditional topics in key areas of Economics, such as the characteristic theory of demand, new frontiers of macroeconomics with key focus on the rational expectations hypothesis, central bank independence, inflation targeting, staggering of wages and prices, some new theories of international trade, the asset approach to exchange rate determination,the convergence hypothesis, endogenous growth theory and new theories of unemployment. There is also a detailed discussion of Prof. Amartya Sen's contribution to Economics. This is likely to enrich the title further.

The text is presented in a lucid language and in the most studentfriendly manner. The coverage is wide and comprehensive. Not even a single topic of modern macroeconomics is left untouched. Marginal notes and key terms are added in every chapter to enable students not only to check their progress from time to time, but also to revise the relevant topics at the eleventh hour before the exam. Various numerical problems have been solved in the relevant chapters. A special treatment has been given in the text keeping in view the current trends towards objective and short-answer-type questions.

The present treatise is intended as a textbook on Quantitative Methods for various examinations. Here theories and their applications run side by side. In order to give the students an idea of the standard expected by the Professional Institute a large number of typical problems set previously in different professional examinations have been worked out at the appropriate places in each chapter of the book.

The book is meant for all professional courses offering Macroeconomics. The subject has assumed growing importance in the past couple of years due to global recession and international crisis. This book covers all current topics, including the global economy and the financial system. All the theories, models, and hypotheses have been tested here in the light of facts and figures.

Information on supply, demand, equilibrium, consumption investment, production cost, price and output determination, money, banking, public finance, balance of payments and foreign exchange. Synopsis for learning, focus on terminology, economic insight, concepts to learn and student activity (for checking progress) learning more as a winning strategy.

Information on supply, demand, equilibrium, consumption investment, production cost, price and output determination, money, banking, public finance, balance of payments and foreign exchange. Synopsis for learning, focus on terminology, economic insight, concepts to learn and student activity (for checking progress) learning more as a winning strategy.

The title is meant for different post graduate courses of various universities and management institutes. It deals with the concept of business environment and its various components. The book addresses the Keynesian theory of income determination in the context of closed and open economies. It also deals with the present industrial policy and various economic reforms introduced since July 1991, including disinvestment and privatization of public sector units (PSUs), and financial sector reforms. The last two chapters of the title focus on the global financial crisis of 2008 and its impact on the economy, the effect of Eurozone (or sovereign debt) crisis on the balance of payments and certain key environmental issues with particular reference to sustainable development.

In this book some new demographic concepts and issues have been introduced, such as demographic dividend, hidden momentum of population growth, youth dependency ratio, demographic unemployment and dependency burden. Model answers to more than 300 questions of all types have been incorporated in the last part of the title. In addition, page references from the text have been made for many other questions which can be easily answered without much endeavour.

The title is meant for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. It includes a comprehensive glossary. This will enable the students to answer the short-answer and medium-answer questions easily and quickly.

The book has all these features: Clear and concise but comprehensive explanation and analysis of economic terms and concepts; Examples to show how these concepts are applied to real-world situations; Definitions of key terms where they first appear and a list at the end of each chapter; Exercises to provide active engagement with economic analysis; Exam tips to assist preparation for the exams; Summaries that can be used as a revision tool; Exam-style q uestions to test knowledge and understanding; Answers to the exam-style questions plus links to further questions.