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Marks
|
Periods |
| Unit
1: Unit 1: Indian economy at independence |
3 |
5 |
- Introduction
|
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| Unit
2: Economic development since independence |
25 |
55 |
- Development
plans
- Economic
growth/ structural changes
- Growth
of investment and saving
- Price
rise
- Population
explosion
- Poverty
and inequality
- Unemployment
|
|
|
| Unit
3: Sectoral development since independence |
22 |
54 |
- Agriculture
- Industrial
Policy
- Trade,
payments, economic self-reliance
- Growth
of economic infrastructure
- Human
Resources Development
- Economic
reforms during 1990’s
|
|
|
| Unit
4: Statistics in Economic Analysis |
5 |
12 |
- Need for
empirical and quantities analysis
- Statistical
tools used
|
|
|
| Unit
5: Collection and Organization of Data |
10 |
24 |
- Primary
and secondary statistical data
- Methods
of collecting data
- Reliability
of data
|
|
|
| Unit
6: Presentation of data |
15 |
36 |
- Tables
- Bar diagrams,
frequency curves, Ogives
- Times
series
|
|
|
| Unit
7: Consideration of Data |
20 |
54 |
- Mean,
Median, Mode
- Quartiles
- Range,
Mean deviation, Standard deviation
- Coefficient
of variation
- Measures
of Correlation
- Simple
price index numbers
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