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Indian Economy by Gaurav Agrawal is now in its second edition. The book continues to enthral and engage the readers with its story-telling approach and pictographical explanations. The book has been moulded into a new layout with relevant chapter-wise images and synopsis, which is user-friendly and focused. The book remarkably continues to comprehend the complexities of Economics through unique and new-way learning pedagogy that is ‘Tickle your Grey Cells’ series to revise and test the topics learnt. Moreover, the concepts are further explained through ‘Pictographic Representation’, which is an ice-breaker.
Features –
1. Comes along with 25 uniquely designed Ready-reckoner Flashcards, for last minute revisions 2. Includes Interim Budget Highlights 2024 3. Supplemented with Digital Platform - eLibrary – where learners get access to current updates and Videos related to Full Budget 2024 and Economic Survey 2023-24 on announcement. For more information, visit https://elibrary.in.pearson.com (please refer to the sign-in steps demonstrated in the front inside page of the book.)
About the Author -
Gaurav Agrawal is the IAS Rank 1 of Civil Services 2013 exam and is currently serving in Rajasthan. His current posting is as District collector, Jodhpur and before this he has held posts of District Collector Tonk, Commissioner in urban development authorities, Director of School Education and Chief Executive in rural development at district level. Apart from being the overall exam topper, he was also the Economics Optional topper in the exam. In his first attempt, he secured Rank 244 and joined the IPS before writing the exam again. Prior to this, he worked as a credit derivatives trader at the Asia Pacific trading desk of Citigroup in Hong Kong, between 2008 to 2011. He used to closely follow macroeconomy and government policies while working there which helped him develop his core understanding in the subject. Before joining Citi, he did MBA from IIM Lucknow in Finance, where he was the gold medalist. His CAT percentile was 99.8. Before IIM, he graduated from IIT Kanpur in Computer Science and Engineering and secured an all India rank of 45 in the IIT JEE exam in 2001 to reach there. Over the years, Gaurav has developed a keen interest and expertise in economics and is looking forward to sharing it
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Unit 1: Demystifying Economics for UPSC – 1.1 The Uncertainties of UPSC 1.2 Which Topics to Focus Upon 1.3 Current Affairs vs Static Questions 1.4 Concepts vs Memorization 1.5 Analytical Thinking and Good Answers 1.6 A Recap Unit 2: Understanding Money – 2.1 The Impossible Trinity The Prologue 2.2 Monetary Policy 2.3 The Yield Curve 2.4 Inflation 2.5 Unemployment and Inflation 2.6 Fiscal Policy and Inflation 2.7 The Fixed and Floating Exchange Rates 2.8 Exchange Rates and International Trade 2.9 Exchange Rates and Inflation 2.10 Balance of Payments 2.11 BoP Crisis 2.12 Other Central Banks and India 2.13 Impossible Trinity Revisited 2.14 Inflation vs Growth 2.15 Money Laundering Unit 3: Indian Financial System – 3.1 The Journey of Money in India 3.2 RBI’s Printing Press and the Banks 3.3 Money and Money Multiplier 3.4 The Reserve Bank of India 3.5 Inflation Measurement in India 3.6 Mainstream Banking 3.7 Non-Mainstream Banking 3.8 Private Sector Financing 3.9 Government Financing 3.10 Equity Markets in India 3.11 Payments Unit 4: Macroeconomics – 4.1 Chasing Economic Growth 4.2 Measuring Gross Domestic Product 4.3 Technology and Human Capital 4.4 Growth Patterns 4.5 The GDP Equation 4.6 Investment and Savings 4.7 Fiscal Policy 4.8 Government Accounting 4.9 International Trade 4.10 Summarizing the quest for growth Unit 5: The Indian Economy Story – 5.1 The Story of the Indian Economy 5.2 How do we Measure Our GDP? 5.3 Indian Economy Before Liberalization 5.4 Indian Economy After Liberalization 5.5 Indian Economy After Liberalization—Questions 5.6 Savings & Investment 5.7 Services vs Manufacturing 5.8 India’s International Trade 5.9 Capital Flows 5.10 India’s Fiscal Landscape 5.11 Private Sector in Infrastructure 5.12 Niti Aayog 5.13 Finance Commissions 5.14 Energy Unit 6: Inclusive Growth – 6.1 Growth vs Development 6.2 Poverty and Hunger 6.3 Inequality 6.4 Financial Inclusion 6.5 Labour 6.6 Land Reforms Unit 7: Food & Agriculture – 7.1 Why this section? 7.2 Cropping Pattern Rice Wheat Pulses Oilseeds Coarse Cereals Cotton Sugarcane Horticulture Crops Animal Husbandry Fisheries 7.3 Minimum Support Price (MSP) and Public Distribution System (PDS) 7.4 Fertilizers 7.5 Other Input Subsidies Power Subsidies Farm Mechanization Agriculture Credit Crop Insurance 7.6 Investment and Agricultural Growth Irrigation 7.7 Agriculture Marketing 7.8 Other Issues in Agriculture Small Land Holdings Integration with the World Landless Agricultural Labour Sustainable Agriculture 7.64 7.9 Food Processing Appendix - Government Budgeting
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