Meaning of Interest RateThe Classical Theory of Interest Rate DeterminationKeynesian Theory of Interest RateTheories of Economic Growth
Price discoveryMarket clearingChanges in equilibriumCOBWEB THEORYIntroduction to Cobweb Theory Assumptions of Cobweb TheoryCriticism of Cobweb Theory
Microeconomic Theory-The Classical Theory-The Keynesian TheoryEQUILIBRIUM ANALYSISCONSUMER EQUILIBRIUMECONOMIC PROBLEM OF SCARCITY AND RESOURCE ALLOCATIONRESOURCE ALLOCATION IN AN ECONOMY: 5 MAIN PROBLEMSConclusionSupply
IntroductionManagement Process/Functions
Rules of Differentiation-Constant Function Rule-Power Function Rule
Common Functions in MathematicsTypes of Functions in EconomicsClassification of Functions
Differentiation Partial Complete/Total Differentiation Partial Deratibr
Constant Function Rule Power Function Rule Som-Difference Rule Product Rule Quotient Rule Applications to Comparative Static & Analysis
A) THE FIELD OF MACROECONOMICS -Meaning of Macroeconomics -Differences between Microeconomics and Macroeconomics -Importance of Macroeconomics B) NATIONAL INCOME ACCOUNTING -Meaning of National Income Analysis -Consumption, Savings, and Investment C) MONEY AND BANKING -Origins of Money -Financial Institution -Central Banking D) OPEN ECONOMY MACROECONOMICS -Analysis of International Trade -Gain from Trade -Net Export Function in the Open Economy -Exchange Rate Policies
National Income Accounting Various Definitions of National Income and their Limitations Concepts of National Income
A) THE FIELD OF MACROECONOMICS Introduction Definition of Macroeconomics Goals of Macroeconomics The Distinction between Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Introduction The Difference between Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Importance of Macroeconomics as a Separate Field of Study Introduction Importance of Macroeconomics B) NATIONAL INCOME ACCOUNTING Introduction Concept of National Income Importance of National Income Accounting Approaches to Measuring GDP National IncomeMeasurement Proble...
Introduction Consumption Consumption Function Consumption Function Formula Average Propensity to Consume (APC) Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) Savings Determination of Savings Function Determinants of Savings Average Propensity to Save (APS) Marginal Propensity Save Investment Components of Investment Determinants of Investment
Definition Data Information Difference between Data and Information Difference between System and Application Software Functional Units of a Digital Computer History of Computer Classification of Computer Characteristics of Computer Computer Software Types of Software Types of Programming Language Types of Translator Types of Errors Major Steps in Writing a Good Program Algorithm or Pseudocode Flow Chart Basic Character Sets Constant and Variable Rules Governing Formation of Variable Names Ty...
Computer is an electronic device a. TRUE b. FALSE c. Maybe d. Somehow One of the following is an assignment statement in BASIC a. TRUE b. FALSE c. Maybe d. Somehow
The topmost bar that appears in all windows operating system package is called a. Menu bar b. Standard tool bar c. Title bar d. Status bar The large idle screen with small feature you see when you boot your computer is called a. Title bar b. Desktop c. Our so d. Icon