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    CLUSTER UNIVERSITY SRINAGAR Eco

    Department of Economics

    uGHTENS
    UG- 3rd Semester (NEP)

    NOWLEDGE ENLIC Subject: - Economics

    Course Titlc: Monetary Economics Course Type: (Major)

    Course Code: UGECO22.J301 Total Credits: 06;( Theory: 04; Tutorial/Practical = 02)

    Objectives: The objective of this course "Monetary Economics" is to provide students with a comprehensive
    understanding of concepts and measures of money supply. The course enables the students to understand the
    structure and working of Indian Financial System andconduct of monetary policy by the RBI.
    Learning Outcomes:
    LO1: Demonstrate a clear understanding of the fundamental concepts of money, its evolution, and the
    functions.
    L02: Analyse and evaluate how to measure Money supply.
    LO3: Analyse the structure role and working of Indian banking system and Monetary Policy.
    L04: Understanding the role and working of Indian Financial System.
    Unit I. Basic Concepts
    Money and its Functions, Kinds of Money, Approaches to Definition of Money: Conventional,
    Chicago, Gurley and Shaw, and Central Bank Approaches. Evolution of Monetary Standards
    from Gold Standard to Paper Standard, Gresham's Law, Principles of Note Issue: Currency and
    Banking Principle.
    Unit II. Money Supply
    Money Supply and its measures, Concept of ligh-Powered Money, Determinants of High
    Powered Money,Concept of Money Multiplier, Credit Multiplier and Deposit Multiplier.

    Unit III. Indian Financial System-I


    Overview of Indian Financial System; Banking and Non-Banking Financial Institutions;
    Commercial Banks: RRB's and Development Banks: Central Banking: RBI and its functions:
    Monetary policy: Objectives and Instruments; Monetary policy comnnittee: Composition and
    functions; Inflation Targeting.
    Unit I . Indian Financial System-II
    Financial Markets: Money & Capital Market; Money market instruments-Treasury bills,
    Commercial bills, Certificate of Deposit, Call money; Stock Exchange Markets (NSE & BSE):
    Capital market instruments- Shares, Bonds and Debentures; SEBIand its Role.
    Tutorials
    Assignment/Group Discussions/ Presentation/Quiz/Book Revicw/Ficld Survey (Followcd by Viva
    Voce)
    Unit V. Working of Digital Money and Cryptocurrency
    Assets and liabilitiesof commercial banks.
    Working of Cooperatives and Microfinance institutions (SHG's)
    Unit VI.
    Eco- (02)
    Credit Creation by Commercial Banks - Using Hypothetical Data
    Performance indicators ofmaior Indian stocks
    Survey on financial literacy and payment mechanisms

    Suggested Readings:
    1. Gupta, S. B. (2010). Monetary Economics: Institutions, Theory & Policy. S Chand & Company (1
    December 2010).
    2. Sethi,T.T (2005). Money, Banking and lnternational Trade. SChand Publication.
    3. Khan, M. Y. (2015). Indian Financial System. McGraw Hill Publication.
    4. Bhalla, V. K. (2020). Money, Banking, and Financial Markets in India. S. Chand Publishing.
    5. Mishkin, F. S.(2018). Money, Banking, and Financial Markets. Pearson Education.
    6. Pathak, B. V. (2019). Indian Financial System. Pearson Education.
    7. Bhole, L.M. (2017)Financial Institutions and Markets. Mc Graw Hill.

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