This is an introductory undergraduate course that teaches the fundamental concepts. The course will introduce students to the basic tools of microeconomic theory necessary to understand and analyse economic problems. In particular, the role of price system in determining production, consumption, and the distribution of income will be analysed. Students will also develop awareness about market structutures, competition and market failure.
This course aims at helping students to understand, and interpret the data that will inform their business decision making. Keeping in mind that the students will be graduating with a degree in management, the emphasis of the course is applied rather than theoretical. Using EXCEL, and R programming language, students will be taught to work with the data, and interpret the results. A basic understanding of preliminary calculus, probability, and statistics are necessary for this course.
This is an introductory course that provides an overview of macroeconomic issues: like GDP, growth, employment, monetary policy, fiscal policy, trade policy, money, credit, interest rates, and inflation. The course will focus on India specific issues and analyse macroeconomic problems from a developing country perspective. This course will enable students to comprehend and interpret major economic issues that are relevant for individuals, businesses and policy makers.
This course is an introduction to earth system processes, environment and the effect of human interactions on environment. The course aims at providing an interdisciplinary understanding of important environmental challenges. The course also aims at motivating the students to think about solutions to environmental problems and contribute towards sustainable development at three levels – individual, business and society.
This graduate level course focuses on imparting understanding of economic theory to analyse markets, consumer behaviour, competitive and noncompetitive firm behaviour, market structure, strategic interactions, and government regulation. The primary objective of this course is to be a practical tool for managerial decision making. The course strives to provide a comprehensive understanding of microeconomics theory. The accompanying case studies enable students to apply economic principles to real-world business scenarios and decision-making.