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Microeconomics and Macroeconomics: Introduction
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Demand and Law of Demand
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Theory of Consumer Behaviour
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Elasticity of Demand
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Supply
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Market Mechanism
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Laws of Returns
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Cost and Revenue Analysis
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Forms of Market
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Producer's Equilibrium
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Determination of Equilibrium Price and Output Under Perfect Competition
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Theory of Income and Employment
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Money: Meaning and Functions
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Banks: Commercial Banks and Central Bank
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Balance of Payment
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Fiscal Policy
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Government Budget
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National Income and Circular Flow of Income
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National Income Aggregates
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Measurement of National Income
Forms of Market
Classification of Market and Perfect Competition
Introduction Market is an institution in which exchange of both goods and services takes place as a result of direct and indirect interaction between buyers and sellers. The main determinants of Market are: nature of commodity, number of buyers and sellers, knowledge of market and mobility of fac .... Read MoreImperfect Competition
ntroduction Imperfect competitive market refers to a market structure where at least one agent among buyers and sellers, has the power to affect the equilibrium price and quantity. The four different types of imperfect competitive markets are monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monops .... Read MoreTo Access the full content, Please Purchase