This book on Monetary Economics which combines within its fold a systematic discussion of institutions, theory and policy concerning money and credit in India. This book analyses the theories of money, income and interest. This discussion on money is quite extensive. It covers the functions and significance of money, the demand for and the supply of money, the theory of money and prices and also the monetary standards. The theory of employment and income determination has been explained in Keynesian framework and often reference has been made to post-Keynesian developments in income theory. The analysis of the theory of interest and the problems of inflation has been given an extended treatment. This is perspective from which money and credit have been studied in this book. The book has been designed to serve as Graduate and Post-graduate and other professional courses. While it incorporates selectively several new developments with each part, it leaves out such deadwood topics as the gold standard, the history of the Indian currency, etc. However, diagrams have been given extensively to illustrate the verbal exposition.

Written strictly according to the new syllabus for the third year students of B.A.(Pass) and B.Com.(Pass) courses of the University of Delhi and other Indian universities, this book contains twenty five chapters. This book imparts the basic information about the Economic development and planning of India. Some topics such as Industrial Policy, Growth of Saving and Investment, Mobilisation of Financial Resources for the Plans, Agricultural Labour, The Problem of Agriculture Finance, Cottage and Small Scale Industries, Large Scale Industries, Role of Foreign Capital in India, Industrial Finance, Role of Public Sector in India, Foreign Trade of India and Balance of Payments in India, etc. are given elaborate treatment with necessary additions and latest information. The whole material has been presented in Question-Answers form on the basis of latest University question papers. This will certainly prove a dependable and real guide for the students and teachers alike.

The Commerce students may be somewhat familiar with the Banking Law and Practice but non-Commerce students will find it quite a new one. Keeping this idea in mind this book will be very helpful to all entrants irrespective of any discipline to understand the subject matter of the paper and will go a long way in securing higher grades. A cursory glance at the heading and sub heading will give an overall picture and will make the students familiar with the subject easily. The book is primarily meant to help the candidates appearing for CAIIB examination in the paper "Practice & Law of Banking" which covers the questions and answers, as per prescribed syllabus. Most of the questions, as well as practical problems are drawn from the examination papers in the recent past. The book will be found useful by students appearing for B.Com. Examinations of various universities also. The book is organised in 18 chapters. Set in 'Question-answer' pattern, the book will prove as an ideal text as well as guide book.

Public Finance as a branch of economics, has a mixed past.

The present book though set in questions and answers form is no less than a dependable book covering the vast area of public finance. Theory, Revenue, Debt, Expenditure-all aspects of the subject have been dealt with. This book is meant for the students appearing in degree, honours, and post-graduate examinations in economics and commerce of all Indian Universities besides other competitive examinations. Construction of the chapters and enlisting of questions have been done after making wide analysis of the university questions and syllabi prescribed.

In view of the new syllabi many chapters have been added; some of these are: Important theories of public finance-Federal Finance, Public Expenditure, Income and Sales Tax in India , Gift Tax, Fiscal Policy, Effects of Taxation, Budget, and the Union Budget.