Class 12 Economics Notes

Chapters in Class 12 Economics 11 chapters.

These notes are free to read without an account. Work through them in order, or use the chapter list to revise selectively before a test.

Chapters in Class 12 Economics

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction Of Microeconomics

    6 topics

    • Introduction of Microeconomic
    • A Simple Economy
    • Central problem of economy
    • Organization of Economic Activities
    • Positive and Normative Economics
    • Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
  2. Chapter 2: Theory of Consumer Behaviour

    8 topics

    • Introduction of the Theory of Consumer Behaviour
    • Utility
    • Features of Indifference Curves
    • The Consumer’s Budget
    • Optimal Choice of the Consumer
    • Demand
    • Market Demand
    • Elasticity of Demand
  3. Chapter 3: Production and Costs

    8 topics

    • Introduction of Production and Costs
    • Production Function
    • The Short Run and the Long Run
    • Total Product, Average Product, and Marginal Product
    • The Law of Diminishing Marginal Product and the Law of Variable Proportions
    • Returns to Scale
    • Costs
    • Cost : Long Run Costs
  4. Chapter 4: The theory of the firm under perfect cometition

    12 topics

    • Introduction of The theory of the firm under perfect cometition
    • Perfect competition : defining feature
    • Revenue
    • Profit Maximization
    • Supply curve of a firm
    • supply curve of a firm : Long Run Supply Curve of a Firm
    • supply curve of a firm : The Shut Down Point
    • supply curve of a firm : The Normal Profit and Break-even Point
  5. Chapter 5: Market Equilibrium

    9 topics

    • Introduction of Market Equilibrium
    • Equilibrium, Excess Demand, and Excess Supply
    • Market Equilibrium with a Fixed Number of Firms
    • Shifts in Demand and Supply
    • Demand Shift
    • Supply Shift
    • Market Equilibrium: Free Entry and Exit
    • Applications : Price Ceiling
  6. Chapter 6: Introduction Of Macroeconomics

    3 topics

    • Introduction to Macroeconomics
    • Emergence of macroeconomics
    • Context of present book of macroeconomics
  7. Chapter 7: National Income Accounting

    10 topics

    • Introduction of National Income Accounting
    • Some basic concepts of macroeconomics
    • Circular Flow of Income and Methods of Calculating National Income:
    • The Product or Value Added Method
    • Expenditure Method
    • Income Method
    • Factor Cost, Basic Prices and Market Prices
    • Some Macroeconomic identities
  8. Chapter 8: Money and Banking

    10 topics

    • Introduction of Money and Banking
    • Function of money
    • Demand for money and supply of money
    • Money creation by banking system
    • Balance Sheet of a Fictional Bank
    • Limits to Credit Creation and Money Multiplier
    • Policy Tools to Control Money Supply
    • The Speculative Motive
  9. Chapter 9: Determination of Income and Employment

    9 topics

    • Introduction of Determination of Income and Employment
    • Aggregate Demand and Its Components
    • Consumption
    • Investment
    • Determination of Income in Two-Sector model
    • Determination of Equilibrium Income in the Short Run
    • Effect of an Autonomous Change in Aggregate Demand on Income and Output
    • The Multiplier Mechanism
  10. Chapter 10: Government Budget and the Economy

    9 topics

    • Introduction of Government Budget and the Economy
    • Government Budget : Meaning and Its Components
    • Objectives of Government Budget
    • Classification of Receipts
    • Classification of Government Expenditure
    • Balanced, Surplus, and Deficit Budget
    • Measures of Government Deficit
    • Changes in Taxes
  11. Chapter 11: Open Economy Macroeconomics

    8 topics

    • Introduction to Open Economy Macroeconomics
    • The Balance of Payments
    • Balance of Payments Surplus and Deficit
    • The Foreign Exchange Market
    • Determination of the Exchange Rate
    • Speculation, Interest Rates and the Exchange Rate, and Exchange Rates in the Long Run
    • Merits and Demerits of Flexible and Fixed Exchange Rate Systems
    • Managed Floating