(Syllabus) RPSC: Syllabus For Post of College Lecturer: Economic Administration & Financial Management
Rajasthan Public Service Commission
Syllabus For Post of College Lecturer: Economic Administration & Financial Management
Unit – I Theory of Economics & Growth:
- Nature and Scope of Micro and Macro economics; Theory of Firm; Consumer behaviour; Demand Analysis; Pricing under various market conditions; Production theory; Distribution theory; Theories of Growth and Development.
- National Income; Business cycles, inflation, Consumption and Investment function.
Unit – II Financial Management:
- Theory of Business Finance; Profit maximisation v/s Wealth maximisation, Capital Budgeting; Cost of Capital; Working Capital Management, Capital structure; Operating and Financial leverages. Funds Flow and Cash flow analysis.
- Management of Financial Institutions; Development Banking.
Unit – III Indian Economic Problems:
- Problems of Indian Economy; Planning in India, Industrial versus agricultural growth; Public sector Enterprises, Privatisation and globalisation; Public Private Partnership in Infrastructure Management.
- Public Finance – taxation, Central Budget, Deficit, Fiscal Management; Problems of Indian Banking – Central and Commercial Banking; Banking sector reforms, Monetary and Fiscal Policy. Finance Commissions, Second generation reforms. Rural development and Alleviation of poverty.
Unit – IV International Finance and Foreign exchange:
- Nature and Scope of international finance; Foreign Direct Investment; International Capital Markets; GDRs, ADRs, Balance of Payments; W.T.O. and India, Regional Economic Co-operation.
- Foreign Institutional Investors; Hedge Funds, Participatory Notes; International Financial Institutions; Foreign Exchange rate - mechanism, risk and its management, Foreign exchange operations, Convertibility of rupee, Capital Account Convertibility, Joint Ventures.
Unit – V Security Analysis and Portfolio management:
- Investment Spectrum; Primary and secondary market operations; Hybrid Securities, Risk and Returns Management, Fundamental and Technical Analysis.
- Theories of Portfolio Management, Futures and options; Mutual Funds; Investors' Protection; Regulation of Capital Market, SEBI.
Note :- Pattern of Question Paper
- Objective type paper
- Maximum Marks : 100
- Number of Questions : 100
- Duration of Paper : Two Hours
- All questions carry equal marks.
- There will be Negative Marking.