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Program Outcome

At the end of two-year Master of Arts in Economics , the students will be able:

To provide in-depth knowledge of varied concepts of Macroeconomics.
To build strong fundamentals for the varied challenges confronting the Indian economy with special reference to its developmental challenges.
To make aware learners of the factors helping the industry, other areas that support it, and market structure, as well as focus on financial institutions, policies, and theories of location. It also focuses on aspects related to industrial growth.
To introduce various aspects of agricultural economics to the learners.
To develop students' ability to critically analyze the rationale behind public expenditure, its evaluation, and its impact on economic efficiency and equity.
To give students the information and analytical abilities necessary to assess trade policies, their effects on the economy, and their significance in the dynamics of global trade.
To give students a thorough understanding of human development, including an overview of its significance and range of facets.
To focus on aspects related to industrial growth.
To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles of demand analysis and their application in managerial decision-making.
Students acquire advanced analytical skills via this investigation that enable them to understand how businesses, governments, and individuals make economic decisions and address pressing economic issues.
To equip students the skills necessary to assess macroeconomic policies, taking into account their consequences and efficacy in various economic scenarios.
To give students an in-depth understanding of the many theories and metrics related to economic development and growth, including traditional and modern indicators.
To make the learners understand the working of monetary forces, to orient the learners about Money and Banking.
Learners would also be able to understand MSP issues, recent schemes, e-NAM, PMFBY, and new agriculture policy.
Provide a basic conceptual understanding of the economics of trade unions and industrial relations in India.
To make understand the students about an evolution of money, developments of commercial banks, central banks, theory relating to banking and banking practices in India and other countries.
To introduce students to the fundamental concepts of regional economics, including the definition of a region, types of regions, and the importance of regionalization approaches.
Students will study empowerment programs across political, social, and economic spheres, and analyse the dynamics and economic impacts of female entrepreneurship.