"International Economics" as a paper is being taught at M.A.(Econ.), M.B.A. and other Management courses. This book is designed as an introductory text to the above paper, encompassing vital information on all pertinent aspects. Thus the material presented here would be of interest as well as of great use to the students, teachers and professionals in the field.

This book consists of the following chapters-Introduction to International Economics; Theory of International Trade; Commercial Policy: Non-Tariff Policy Instruments; International Trade Under Changing conditions; Theory of Comparative Cost Advantage; BoP and Adjustment Process; balance of Payments and the Adjustment Mechanism; Foreign Trade and National Income; Determination of Exchange Rate; Foreign Capital, Investment and Foreign Aid; International Financial and Business Institutions; Regional Integration; Foreign Collaboration and Globalization; etc.

Concern for poverty in India has always been Universal, but it was the fall out of colonial rule that provoked the thoughts of the social scientists. The belief that there is nothing divine about poverty had indeed provided Phillip to the thinking process to identify the causes of poverty and the measures needed to curb it. Despite enormous research, the problems have defied a globally accepted solution. Persistence of these problems inevitably suggests strengthening of efforts to evolve widely accepted framework of research on poverty. The present study is a modest effort in that direction. The book opens with the thoughts expressed by different social scientists and focuses mainly on the survey of ideas and opinions related to different facets of poverty, under different socio-economic politico-economic systems. The author has attempted to examine basic concept of poverty and has tried to survey, the different techniques of measuring the degree and inequality of poverty. The book also contains the information on incidence of poverty in India. It is hoped that the book will receive acceptance at the hands of the scholars, the researchers, the social scientists and the planners.

Concern for poverty in India has always been universal, but after the colonial rule, interest in poverty got momentum at first slowly and then by leaps and bounds. Despite enormous research the problem have defied a globally accepted solution. Persistence of these problems, inevitably suggest strengthening of efforts to evolve widely accepted framework of research on poverty. The present study is a modest effort in that direction. The book has been divided into six chapters, various issues concerning poverty like concept, incidence, poverty alleviation programmes etc. have been dealt in detail. The book also contains a chapter on incidence of poverty among rural scheduled caste. It is hoped that the book will be acclaimed by the scholars, the social scientists and the planners.

Quantitative Methods as a paper is being taught at M.Com. M.B.A. and other Management Courses at various universities and institutions. This book is designed as an introductory text to the above paper, encompassing vital information on all pertinent aspects. Thus the material presented here would be of interest as well as of great use to the students, teachers and professionals of Commerce and Business Management.

The elaborate information is contained under the following chapters-Mathematical Basis of Managerial Decisions; trices and Markov Chains; Probability Theory and Probability Distribution; Correlation Analysis; Regression Analysis; Analysis of Time Series; Skewness and kurtosis; Linear Programming Techniques; and Index Numbers; etc.