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1.An introducation to public finance
2.Principle of maximum social advantage
3.Public expenditure
4.Taxation system
5.Classification
6.Impact and incidence of taxation
7.Public debt
8.Deficit financing
9.An introducation of international trade
10.Classical theory of international trade
11.Modern theory of heckscher-ohlin theory of international trade
12.Terms of trade and principle of reciprocal demand
13.Theory of commercial policy:free trade and protection
14.World trade organisation and less developed countries
15.Regional blocks:ASEAN and SAFTA
16.Balance of payments
17.International monetary fund
18.International bank for reconstruction and development or world bank
University question papers
Public Finance and International Economics" by T.R. Jain and Satpal Gupta is an essential textbook for students pursuing their BA 2nd Year, 3rd Semester at Panjab University, Chandigarh. Published by VK Global Publications, this book offers an extensive and deeply insightful exploration into the realms of public finance and international economics, all presented in a student-friendly Hindi language format.
In-depth Coverage of Public Finance
This textbook meticulously covers the vast subject of public finance, offering students a robust foundation in understanding how the government influences the economy through expenditure, taxation, and debt management. It starts with an introduction to the key principles of public finance, ensuring that students become well-versed in fundamental concepts such as the principle of maximum social advantage.
The book then delves into public expenditure, discussing various forms and classifications while highlighting their impact on economic stability and growth. Students will find detailed explanations on the functioning and structure of different taxation systems, understanding concepts such as direct and indirect taxes, progressive and regressive taxes, and their implications on income distribution and economic activity. Furthermore, the section on public debt is comprehensive, providing insights into the causes, effects, and management of government borrowing.
Comprehensive Understanding of International Economics
Turning towards international economics, the book breaks down the complexities of global trade and economic relations into understandable segments. It begins with an introduction to international trade theories, both classical and modern, including the influential Heckscher-Ohlin model. These theories are pivotal for students to comprehend the underpinnings of trade between nations.
Additionally, the textbook discusses the critical terms of trade, shedding light on how countries determine the relative prices of their exports and imports. Principles of reciprocal demand, an essential concept in understanding international trade dynamics, are also thoroughly explored. The book contrasts the theories of free trade and protectionism, presenting arguments and evidence for both, thus enabling students to critically evaluate each policy's benefits and drawbacks.
Focus on Global Institutions and Policies
A significant portion of the book is dedicated to international organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Bank. By understanding the roles, functions, and impacts of these organizations, students gain a global perspective of economic policies and their implications on both developing and developed nations. Furthermore, the discussion extends to regional economic groups like ASEAN and SAFTA, highlighting their significance in fostering regional cooperation and economic integration.
Real-World Applications and Exam Readiness
What makes "Public Finance and International Economics" particularly valuable is its practical approach to learning. The authors have included various real-world examples and case studies to illustrate how theoretical concepts apply in actual economic scenarios. This practical angle not only aids in better comprehension but also helps students appreciate the real-world relevance of their studies.
For students aiming for academic excellence, the book includes previous years' question papers from Panjab University. These serve as an excellent resource for exam preparation, offering insights into the types of questions that may be asked and the best ways to approach them.
1.An introducation to public finance
2.Principle of maximum social advantage
3.Public expenditure
4.Taxation system
5.Classification
6.Impact and incidence of taxation
7.Public debt
8.Deficit financing
9.An introducation of international trade
10.Classical theory of international trade
11.Modern theory of heckscher-ohlin theory of international trade
12.Terms of trade and principle of reciprocal demand
13.Theory of commercial policy:free trade and protection
14.World trade organisation and less developed countries
15.Regional blocks:ASEAN and SAFTA
16.Balance of payments
17.International monetary fund
18.International bank for reconstruction and development or world bank
University question papers
