currently pursuing Masters in economics. 
I am inquisitive and love to read and  learn more 

Kashish Kaushal

This Course is about Optional Economics it covers External Sector.
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Crack UPSC CSE Prelims and Mains Exams. Know how to prepare for UPSC 2019 and 2020, complete syllabus, exam patterns, latest notifications to join IAS, IFS, IPS and other cadres of Civil Services.

UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

English

External Sector : UPSC Optional (Economics)

Balance of Payment

Indian Economy

UPSC CSE

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

Economy

External Sector

Important Terms

More Important Terms

The IMF

Special Drawing Rights

World trade organization

TRIPS

TRIMS and other agreements

WTO talks

Balance of payment account

Automatic BoP adjustment mechanism

Effect of interest rate and income level

Mundell fleming model - I

Mundell Fleming Model - perfect capital mobility

Mundel fleming model - PCM - II

Mundell Fleming Model - relative capital mobility

Mundell Fleming Model - RCM - II

BoP adjustment through exchange rate

Marshall - Lerner condition I

Marshall - Lerner condition - II

I did BTech, MA Economics and MBA. I joined IAS in 1981 and retired in Chief Secretary rank. I teach all GS subjects & Pub Ad optional.

Rakesh Verma

This course deals with important sectors of Indian Economy with special emphasis on UPSC exams orientation. Focused study of these sectors is bound to give competitive advantage to the candidates. Enjoy the course.

Important Sectors of Indian Economy for UPSC Exams

In this course, the educator discusses concepts of External Trade and Balance of Payment with special reference to India.

External Trade: UPSC CSE

I have done a post graduation in Economics and also MBA in Finance.Teaching GS Economy and Economics optional Since the last nine years.

Bijendra Kumar Singh

Chapter-Balance of Payment(a part of India’s External Sector).chapter contents are-BOP, BOT, Current account, Capital account, FDI, FPI, ECB, EA, Trade Credit, NRI deposits, Net Errors and Omissions, Net ForexReserves.Topic discussion with notes.

Indian Economy for UPSC

LSE Social Policy| UK Civil Servant| Co-founder- Green Governance Initiative| IELTS 8.5 Band Score| Author of "So This is How I Die of Wande

Palak Sharma

This course is about the basic terminologies associated with balance of payments and understanding the associated concepts.

Indian Economy for UPSC CSE: Balance of Payment

Sneha Garg

It is about external sector of India, we will cover all topics and terminology regarding this in the course.

(Hindi) External Sector of India - Economics

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

Awdhesh Singh

In this course we shall discuss about the union budget which has been presented by the government of India on 5th  July 2019

Lessons

21 lessons • 3h 41m

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The IMF

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Balance of Payment

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