CA Intermediate(IPCC) GroupII (Classes in Laxmi Nagar, Delhi) – Paper 8 – Section B – Economics for Finance
Economics for Finance
of National
Income
Finance
Money Market
Trade
IPCC GroupII - Paper 8B
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| Paper Details | ||
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| Paper Title | Faculty Name | No. of Classes |
| CA Intermediate(IPCC) GroupII – Paper 8B | Faculty Name | 20 Classes |
| Intermediate Course Paper 8B: Economics for Finance (Marks 40) | ||
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| Sections | Weightage | Content Area |
| I | 20%-30% | 1. Determination of National Income |
| (i) Macro Economic Aggregates and Measurement of National Income (ii) The Keynesian Theory of Determination of National Income |
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| II | 20%-30% | 2. Public Finance |
| (i) Fiscal functions: An Overview. (ii) Market Failure (iii) Government Interventions to Correct Market Failure (iv) Fiscal Policy |
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| III | 20%-30% | 3. The Money Market |
| (i) The Concept of Money Demand: (ii) Important Theories of Demand for Money (iii) The Concept of Money Supply (iv) Monetary Policy |
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| IV | 20%-30% | 4. International Trade |
| (i) Theories of International Trade (ii) Trade Policy – The Instruments of Trade Policy (iii) Trade Negotiations (iv) Exchange Rates and its economic effects (v) International Capital Movements: Foreign Direct Investment |
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