ECONOMICS XII


ECONOMICS XII

Unit 1: Market Economy, Demand, Supply, Equilibrium of Demand Supply
Market Economy
    1. Concept of market economy
    2. Features of market economy
Demand
    1. Meaning of Demand
    2. Law of Demand
    3. Types of Demand
    4. Determinants of demand
    5. Demand Curve
    6. Movement along Demand Curve
Supply
    1. Meaning of Supply
    2. Determinants of supply
    3. Supply curve
    4. Law of Supply
    5. Movement Along Supply Curve


Unit 2: Elasticity of Demand
Types of elasticity of demand

Unit 3: Theory of Consumers Behavior

Unit 4: Factors of Production

Unit 5: Theory of Production

Unit 6: Revenue and Cost Curves
Revenue
Cost

Unit 7: Theory of Price and Output Determination
Unit 8: Theory of Factor Pricing

Unit 9: Money

Unit 10: Banking

Unit 11: Government Finance
Unit 12: International Trade

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