What is the syllabus of BA economics?

Semester Wise BA in Economics

Semester I	Semester II
Price, Income and Substitution effects	Monopolistic Competition
Derivation of Demand Curve	Characteristics Price – Output Determination
Elasticity of Demand	Factor Pricing
Price, Income, and Cross Elasticity	Theory of Marginal Productivity of Distribution

Who is the author of microeconomics?

Microeconomics – Paul Krugman and Robin Wells.

Is Reading Uni good for economics?

Very good course, economics is very good and the course is also good. Nothing is as good as this course. Everything is very good. Really great lecturers especially the mathematical economists.

Is B.A. Economics hard to study?

BA Economics (Hons) is not a difficult course. It does demand attention to detail as well as hard work in terms of regular attendance of classes and regular work after college for a few hours to ensure you grasp the concepts. If you are interested in the subject then you should definitely pursue the same.

Is B.A. in Economics easy?

It helps form a good base for a career as Economists. If you are a Science student then it will be initially tough for you as you will not have much knowledge about the B.Com course. When it comes to B.A. Economics it will be a lot easier for Science students as it involves Statistics and Mathematics.

Are there any good books on macroeconomics in India?

However, Indian authors literally hold your hand and guide you through. I have been using Dr HL Ahuja’s Advanced Economic Theory (Microeconomics Analysis) and Macroeconomics Theory & Policy for the past 2 years and it is great.

Is micro and macro economics difficult to study without books?

Well without a doubt, studying Micro and macro economics, could prove to be a difficult task without the right Micro and macro economics books. I mean, how does someone study Micro and macro economics without the best Micro and macro economics books necessary for full comprehension of Micro and macro economics?

What are the subjects in BSc in economics?

It covers both qualitative and quantitative courses in Economics like Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Economic Statistics, History of Economics, Indian Economy, etc. Can I do BA economics without maths? Yes, some colleges provide BA Economics without Maths in your +2.

What is the scope of BA Economics?

BA Economics Economics is defined as the study of wealth & money. It involves financial education. Being financially educated is important because it helps you make good decisions regarding money & its management.