SRIRAM IAS General Studies Indian Economy

SRIRAM IAS Indian Economy Notes is printed notes which cover all the topics in General Studies paper comes in both Preliminary and Main Exam of Civil Services. This book really has good content. It has in total 281 pages out of which 12 pages is of Indian Economy 2.This printed notes is current one of 2024-25.

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Content of SRIRAM IAS – General Studies – Indian Economy:

1- Economics: AN INTRODUCATION
2- Socio-Economic Planning
3- Fiscal System -1
4- Monetary And Credit Policy
5- Inflation: Concepts And Policies
6 -Taxation in India :Concepts And Policies
7- Money Market And Capital Market in India: Instruments And Instruments And Details
8- Stock Market: India and General
9- Public Sector
10- Bretton Woods Institutions
11-Wto and Gatt-1
12-Poverty And Inequality: Concepts, Data Policy And Analysis
13-Balance Of Payments
14-Infrastructure
15- Agriculture
16-Banking System In India-1
17-Inflation-2
18-Taxation In India-2
19-Banking System-2 & OTHER Topics

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Soft Copy Notes : Indian Economy Notes