3 Review(s)

MONEY AND BANKING 1. MONEY : MEANING AND FUNCTIONS 2. KINDS OF MONEY 3. GRASHAM’S LAW 4. ROLE IMPORTANCE OF MONEY : IN CAPITALIST SOCIALIST AND MIXED ECONOMIES 5. MONETARY STANDARD–GOLD STANDARD 6. PAPER MONEY STANDARD AND PRINCIPLES OF NOTE ISSUE 7. QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY Transaction and Cash Balance Approach 8. KEYNES’ FUNDAMENTAL EQUATIONS 9. INCOME THEORY OR SAVING INVESTMENT THEORY OF VALUE OF MONEY 10. SUPPLY OF MONEY AND HIGH POWERED MONEY 11. COMMERCIAL BANKING–MEANING TYPES AND FUNCTIONS 12. CREATION OF CREDIT BY BANKS 13. BALANCESHEET OF BANK 14. COMMERCIAL BANKING IN INDIA 15. RECENT REFORMS IN BANKING SECTOR IN INDIA 16. CENTRAL BANK AND ITS FUNCTIONS 17. RESERVE BANK OF INDIA 18. RESERVE BANK OF INDIA AND MONETARY REGULATION OR MONETARY POLICY OF INDIA PUBLIC FINANCE: 1. MEANING AND SCOPE OF PUBLIC FINANCE 2. PUBLIC GOODS VS. PRIVATE GOODS 3. THE PRINCIPLE OF MAXIMUM SOCIAL ADVANTAGES 4. MARKET FAILURE AND ROLE OF GOVERNMENT 5. PUBLIC EXPENDITURE : MEANING CLASSIFICATION AND PRINCIPLES 6. EFFECTS OR INCIDENCE OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE 7. QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY 8. SOURCES OF PUBLIC REVENUE : MEANING CANONS OF TAXATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF GOODS TAX SYSTEM 9. TAXATION : OBJECTIVE AND STRUCTURE CLASSIFICATION 10. BENEFIT AND ABILITY TO PAY PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION 11. IMPACT AND INCIDENCE OF TAX 12. TAXABLE CAPACITY 13. EFFECTS OF TAXATION 14. FISCAL POLICY 15. FISCAL POLICY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 16. BUDGET STRUCTURE AND TYPES 17. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT 18. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF STATE GOVERNMENTS 19. FEATURES OF INDIAN TAX SYSTEM AND REFORMS 20. FISCAL FEDERALISM IN INDIA AND FINANCE COMMISSION 21. FINANCIAL RELATIONS BETWEEN CENTRAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT 22. LOCAL FINANCE 23. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF STATE GOVERNMENTS