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Lecture 1: Meaning, definition, subject matter, nature & scope of Economics
Prof. Shyamsundar Bairagya · Visva Bharati University, Santiniketan
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- Lecture 1: Meaning, definition, subject matter, nature & scope of Economics
- Lecture 2: Economic Growth and Development
- Lecture 3: Concept of Economics of Education
- Lecture 4: Relationship Between Economics and Education
- Lecture 5: Education as Consumption and Investment
- Lecture 6: Meaning, Types, Understanding of Capital
- Lecture 7: Human Capital Theory by Schultz
- Lecture 8: Human Capital Theory by Gary Becker
- Lecture 9: Human capital theory by Jacob Mincer
- Lecture 10: Sources, process of Human Capital formation & Relationship Between Human Capital and Economic Growth
- Lecture 11: Robert E. Lucas Endogenous Growth Theory
- Lecture 12: Romer’s Endogenous Growth Model
- Lecture 13: Endogenous Growth Theory (Lucas, Romer) Linkage with Human Capital
- Lecture 14: Capability Approach of Amartya Sen
- Lecture 15: Amartya Sen’s Capability Approach in Education
- Lecture 16: Signaling Theory and Its Implications for Educational Development
- Lecture 17: Screening hypothesis and rate of return in Education
- Lecture 18: Credentialism and The Credential Society
- Lecture 19: Education and labour market outcomes
- Lecture 20: Skills mismatch and Education
- Lecture 21: Production
- Lecture 22: Education as Production Function
- Lecture 23: Production Function in Education
- Lecture 24: Technical Efficiency
- Lecture 25: Allocative efficiency
- Lecture 26: Internal and External Efficiency in Education
- Lecture 27: Concept of educational productivity
- Lecture 28: Productivity in Educational Institution
- Lecture 29: Models of Educational Productivity
- Lecture 30: Educational Productivity and Equity: Role of Teachers, Institutions, and Policy
- Lecture 31: Concept of Cost
- Lecture 32: Meaning & Types of Cost of Education
- Lecture 33: Concept of Incremental Cost
- Lecture 34: Determinants of Educational Costs & Per capita Cost
- Lecture 35: Inter-relationship between the Cost of education and productivity
- Lecture 36: Concept of Cost Benefit Analysis
- Lecture 37: Steps for calculation Cost-Benefit Analysis in Education
- Lecture 38: Cost-Effective Analysis in Education
- Lecture 39: Rate of Return in Education
- Lecture 40: Application to Policy decisions
- Lecture 41: Education as a Public Goods
- Lecture 42: Education as a Private Goods
- Lecture 43: Education as a Mixed & Merit Goods
- Lecture 44: Externalities in School and Higher Education
- Lecture 45: Winston’s Awkward Economics of Higher Education
- Lecture 46: Introduction to the Arthasastra and Its Historical Context
- Lecture 47: Education for State Administration in Kauṭilya’s Arthasastra
- Lecture 48: Extension Education, Agriculture, and Economic Foundations in the Arthasastra
- Lecture 49: Education, Revenue Collection, and Social Well-Being in the Arthasastra
- Lecture 50: Education, Governance, and State Policy in the Arthasastra
- Lecture 51: Concept of Educational Finance
- Lecture 52: Basic Terminologies & Sources of Educational Finance
- Lecture 53: Educational Grants & Loans
- Lecture 54: Concept of Budgeting
- Lecture 55: Public–Private Partnership (PPP) Models
- Lecture 56: NEP 2020 in the Perspectives of Economics of Education
- Lecture 57: Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) and it’s Economic Viability of Higher Education
- Lecture 58: Credit-Based Education Reform in India: Understanding NCrF
- Lecture 59: NHEQF: Structure, Equity, Access, Inclusivity and Economic Perspectives
- Lecture 60: Future Directions and Emerging Debates in NEP 2020 for Economics of Education