Business Economics-I – BBA (103)

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Lecture 1  Introduction: Basics of economics Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 2  Nature and Scope and Definitions of Business Economics Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 3  Difference between economics and business economics Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 4  Contribution and Application of Business Economics to Business Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 5  Economics as normative science, Economics as Positive science, Economics as science and arts, relationship between economics with other discipline Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 6  Micro vs. Macro Economics Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 7  Opportunity cost principle Discounting principle, time value of money Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 8 Marginalism, incrementalism. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 9 Market Forces and Equilibrium, Risk, Return and Profits. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 10 Consumer Behavior: concept of utility Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 11 Cardinal Utility Approach Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 12 Marginal utility, average utility and total utility and its relationship. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 13 Law of diminishing marginal utility. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 14 Consumer Equilibrium. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 15 Law of Equi-Marginal Utility. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 16 Ordinal Utility Approach: Indifference Curves and it properties, Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 17 Marginal Rate of Substitution Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 18 Budget Line and Consumer Equilibrium Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 19 Theory of Demand, Law of Demand, Movement along vs. Shift in Demand Curve Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 20 Concept of Measurement of Elasticity of Demand Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 21 Types of elasticity Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 22 Factors Affecting Elasticity of Demand Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 23 Income Elasticity of Demand Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 24 Cross Elasticity of Demand, Advertising Elasticity of Demand Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 25 Importance of concept of elasticity in decision making. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 26 Demand Forecasting: Need, Objectives and Methods Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 27 Meaning and Concept of Production Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 28 Factors of Production and Production function, Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 29 Fixed and Variable Factors: Short run and long run production Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 30 Law of variable proportion (Short Run Production Analysis), Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 31 Reasons of Law of variable proportion Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 32 Isoquant curves Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 33 Properties of isoquant curves Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 34 Isocost line, Producer equilibrium Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 35 Law of Returns to a Scale (Long Run Production Analysis) :Returns to scale Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 36 Use of ISO QUANTS in decision making Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 37 Concept of Cost, Cost Function, Short Run Cost, Long Run Cost Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 38 Economies of scale, Diseconomies of scale Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 39 Explicit Cost and Implicit Cost, Private and Social Cost Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 40 Pricing Under Perfect Competition Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 41 Pricing Under Monopoly Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 42 Control Of Monopoly Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 43 Price Discrimination Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 44 Pricing Under Monopolistic Competition Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 45 Pricing Under Oligopoly Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D