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The course provides an all round information about Economics. It has been prepared with careful examination to cater to the needs of IAS candidates.It includes topics like state of Indian Economy on the eve of independence, steps and measures taken to recover from the state and development of the economy. It also covers up topics relating to international trade growth policies.

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UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

English

Crash Course on Economics for UPSC IAS Aspirants

General Awareness

Economy

Tips & Tricks

Preparation Strategy

Practice & Strategy

UPSC CSE

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Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

Syllabus

The course is focused to cover the entire Economics syllabus for UPSC IAS aspirants.

Overview

The lesson is created with the objective to provide information about the Indian Economy right from independence till the New Economic Policy of 1991.

Introduction to Indian Economy

Journey of Indian Agriculture

The lesson provides detailed information about the development of industries in our country, the various policy reforms and current scenario in the country.

Industrial Development in India

The lesson brings about the journey of planning in our country. It also discuss in detail the different 5-year pans, the country has implemented.

Objectives and Strategies of Planned Economic Development

The lesson covers up a detailed information about the banking sector of our country, the various policy reforms and the structure of the banking system.

Indian Banking System

The lesson covers up in detail the other component of Indian Financial System, which is Capital Market.

Indian Financial Market: Capital Market

The lesson provides information about the various sources if public finance and tell us how fiscal policy works in case of inflation and deflation.

Public Finance

The lesson cover up details about the monetary policy, instruments of monetary policy and how monetary policy helps in coming out of the situations like inflation and how to fight with problems like unemployment.

Monetary Policy

Tax Structure in India

The lesson cover up information about poverty: methods of calculation, reasons behind and measures to improve the situation. It also provides information about the situation of poverty in our country.

Poverty

The lesson provides information about the problem of unemployment. It list out reasons behind it and also discuss the solutions to it.

Unemployment

The lesson cover up details about inflation: meaning, reasons behind it, types of inflation and current inflation situation in our country.

Inflation

The lesson provides information about various methods to calculate National Income.

National Income Accounting

The lesson introduces the concept of international trade. It brings about the advantages that occur from international trade and provides information about the current statistics in respect to external trade in India.

International Trade

The lesson provides information on the meaning of BOP, components of BOP and about various factors that causes disequilibrium in BOP. It also discusses the remedies to restore equilibrium.

Balance of Payment

Theories of BoP Adjustment

International Organisation: WTO

Comparative Advantage and Product Life Cycle

The lesson provides information about the financial system of the country and covers up in detail one of the components of Indian Financial System, i.e. Money Market.

Indian Financial System: Money Market

The lesson discusses two theories relating to trade in international markets namely,  the Offer Curves Theory & Strategic Trade Theory. It also discusses the effect of subsidies and tariffs on the export and import of commodities.

International Trade Theories: Offer Curves & Strategic Trade Theory

The lesson covers up both tariff and non tariff barriers to trade.

Trade Barriers

The lesson discusses Monopolistic Market, Determination of equilibrium price and quantity in short run & long run.

Market: Monopolistic Competition

The lesson discusses Monopoly Market, Determination of equilibrium price and quantity and various kinds of price discrimination.

Market: Monopoly

The lesson discusses Oligopoly Market, Determination of equilibrium price and quantity and various kinds of oligopolies.

Market: Oligopoly

The lesson discusses two approaches to equilibrium, one given by Marshall and the other by Walras.

Equilibrium Analysis: Marshall & Walras

The lesson covers up various criteria of economic welfare.

Modern Welfare Criteria

The lesson covers up two theories of development economics, namely Balanced and Unbalanced Theory of Growth.

Theories of Development: Balanced & Unbalanced Growth

The lesson covers up the theory of development economics given by Harrod.

Harrod Model of Growth

The lesson covers up the theory of development economics given by Ricardo. It shows how income is distributed in the economy.

Ricardo's Theory of Distribution & Growth

The lesson covers up the theory of money and interest rate determination given by Keynes.

Liquidity Preference Theory: Money & Interest Rate

The lesson covers up the classical theory of interest rate determination.

Classical Theory of Interest Rate

The lesson covers up the loanable funds theory of interest rate determination.

Loanable Funds Theory of Interest Rate

The lesson covers up the development index given by Mahbub-ul-Haq, ranking of India and latest theory of happiness.

Human Development Index

The lesson shows a relationship between Sustainability and Economic development.

Development & Sustainability

The lesson explains the two theories of money given by Fisher and Pigou.

Quantity Theory of Money: Fisher & Pigou

The lesson explains the theory of money given by Friedman. It also brings out the difference in Friedman's and Keynes's Theory.

Friedman's Theory of Money

The lesson explains the model of surplus labor given by Lewis.

Lewis Model of Growth

The lesson explains the model of inequality of income given by Kuznets.

Kuznets' Curve

The lesson explains the model of Backwash Effects and regional disparities given by Myrdal.

Myrdal's Theory of Backwash Effects

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Nandini Maharaj

This course discusses classification and constitutional provisions of public Services.

Public Services: Laxmikant Summary

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Priya Tiwari

In this course, the educator discusses idioms, phrases and proverbs with meaning and easy explanation. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE Aspirants.

(Hindi) Idioms and Phrases: UPSC CSE

Writer, Educator, Ex-IRS Officer, Author of books on 'Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude' & 'Essay and Answer Writing'  for UPSC Civil Services

Awdhesh Singh

This course provides the details of the role and Functions of the Civil Services of India

All About Civil Services of India - UPSC CSE

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Sathis Moorthy

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Aman Sharma

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Lessons

40 lessons • 7h 54m

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Overview

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Introduction to Indian Economy

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Journey of Indian Agriculture

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Industrial Development in India

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Objectives and Strategies of Planned Economic Development

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Indian Banking System

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Indian Financial Market: Capital Market

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Public Finance

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Monetary Policy

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Tax Structure in India

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