Economics - Page 3

Kamran Chaudhary · #21 Thursday, February 07, 2008

AOA.There is a newly launched book on economics which is "ECONOMICS FOR TODAY" by Allan Layton , Robbinson ,Irvin B Tucker.this book is basic book on eco.which will be more helpful for sll guys whether he/she has or has not economics background.

Zaka · #22 Thursday, September 18, 2008

for macro mankive's book is the best for those who dont have economic background. For micro pyndik

gulshan · #23 Thursday, October 30, 2008

please tell how in paper of economics we can get good marks.bcoz mostly 50or 45 marks are gain in a and b paper.how can we get 70 or 60 marks

could any body tell me name and writer of good economic dictionary

newstudent · #24 Tuesday, April 07, 2009

hi all

in my view if u wanna select economics as a subject, then plz plz dont study k k dewet and m l jhingan type books, as there are so many mistakes (rather blunders) in it. (these books are banned in international islamic university and qau). so my recommendation would be to study paul samuelson (best book for begginers). for the second paper i would advice two books.

1st is "issues in pakistan economy" by akbar ( i dont remember complete name of author) (oxford university press).

2nd is the latest economic survey which is downloadable from ministry of finance government of pakistan. i think its adress is www.mof.gov.pk

Raz · #25 Saturday, April 18, 2009

@newstudent

Please can you come up with some major blunders which you find in K.K. Dewet Book?

newstudent · #26 Saturday, April 18, 2009

Raz

i am afraid i will not be able to do that. as book by jhingan and dewet are not here where i can pin point their blunders. i have studied them about five years ago. and i could not found them now. so now i dont exactly remeber what kind of mistakes they had done. but i was sure at that time that they did.

so sorry again

Noor Ul Haq2009 · #27 Monday, August 03, 2009

I Have a junior student who wants to elicit your opinion regarding economics.
is it high scoring subject?
is it easy to be prepared?
do you suggest that it should be opted as css subject.

regards

isamohmand · #28 Sunday, September 06, 2009

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Originally Posted by marriam

hello
i want to preapare for css and i was wondering if anyone could tell me about economics books??and how to prepare well for it.?

Economics isn't easy. If you have gone through the past papers, you may realize that some of them are quite tricky, especially the paper of Economics1 in 2008. However, one can surmount any challenge by hard work and perseverence. As regards the books that might help you prepare, I'd suggest the following: Microeconomic Theory by Gould and Ferguson; Macroeconomics by Dornbush and Fisher; and development economics by Todaro. Also try to read Financial Times and The Economist at least a couple of time a month; both offer good analysis of economic and political events.

eirijr · #29 Sunday, October 04, 2009

Hi
i am appearing for CSS 2010. Economics is one of my optional. i am looking for some sort of tution for Economics. i have studied microeconomics, macroeconomics, managerial economics, econometrics, development economics, development management. in the tution thing i am looking forward to learning marks gaining techniques. what are the essentials of attempting a question? K.K Dewett, McConnell and Brue, Samuelsom, Keynsian Economics are the books that i have been using since my intermediate. i need tution for economics. both papers.

shtanzeel · #30 Tuesday, March 29, 2011

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Originally Posted by newstudent

Raz

i am afraid i will not be able to do that. as book by jhingan and dewet are not here where i can pin point their blunders. i have studied them about five years ago. and i could not found them now. so now i dont exactly remeber what kind of mistakes they had done. but i was sure at that time that they did.

so sorry again

Yes, he is right as far as Jhingin is concerned. But its not in all his books. I myself teach few topics from Jhighin, Like the dual gap analysis explained in jhigin be comapred with Thirlwar, more clarity is given by Jhinghin.

My personal suggestion is that Ahuja book, is with lesser mistakes and is much easier for new readers.