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Can you tell me about the eligibility requirement or admission in M.A. in Economics Program offered by Bangalore University? Also provide me its syllabus?

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The Economics Department of Bangalore University was established in 1962 in Central College as a postgraduate department of the University of Mysore. In 1964, with the establishment of Bangalore University, the then Centre of Economics came under the jurisdiction of the new University as the Department of Economics.

M.A. in Economics

Eligibility
Candidates who have secured 40% marks in the aggregate of all subjects and 50% marks in the cognate subject at the Bachelor’s degree level.

Nature of Course
Semester Scheme

Duration
4 Semesters (2 years)

Intake
50 + Payment Seats: 15

Syllabus
CBCS, M A Economics First Semester
1.1 - Advanced Microeconomics
Hard Core Paper

Module - 1: Theory of Demand and Consumer behaviour
Recent Developments in the Theory of Demand – Linear Expenditure System
Behaviour under Conditions of Uncertainty and Risk -The Revealed Preference Hypothesis – theory of uncertainty and risk- Theory of marginal preference-Lancaster’s Theory

Module - 2: Production and Cost Analysis.
Production Function – Statistical Estimation of Production Function – Technology and International Competition
Economies of Scale and Economies of Scope – Learning Curves – Nature of Costs- short run cost function, long run cost curves- Economies of scale and economies of scope- Empirical Estimation of Cost Functions

M A Economics Syllabus