Industrial economics and principles of management / Manoj Kumar Singh.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Singh, Manoj Kumar.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Industrial organization (Economic theory)--Examinations, questions, etc.

Industrial organization (Economic theory).

Management--Examinations, questions, etc.

Management.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (108 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

New Delhi : New Age International (P) Ltd., c2009.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

About the Book: The Engineering Science & Technology of economics and management is taking a new shape in 21st century and is changing every day. This book Industrial Economics and Principles of Managements is designed keeping in view the long lasting requirement of students and teachers as the students feel great difficulty in obtaining material for their studies. Indian economy has undergone a phenomenal change particularly after the launching of the New Industrial Policy, 1991. Most of the industries reserved for the public sector have been opened for the private sector to bring competition in the Indian economy. Hence a student/teacher should also be well-versed with the principles and techniques of management for the effective and efficient management of the Industrial organisation. Industrial Economics and Principles of Management is intended to serve two advantages namely, To provide basic knowledge of the framework of the general and industrial economics to the extent useful for the B.Tech. students of U.P.T.U. and all branches of Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science, etc. To provide the B.Tech. students of U.P.T.U. with an understanding of the basic principles and practices of general management and human behavior at work. Contents: Unit-I Industrial Economics Unit-II Basic Concept of Demand Basic Concept of Supply Unit-III Money and Banking Functions of Banking System Unit-IV Principles of Management Contribution of Max Weber (April, 21, 1864-June 14, 1920) Unit-V Human Behavior Personality Development

Contents:

""Cover""; ""Preface""; ""Contents ""; ""Unit -1""; ""Chapter 1. Industrial Economics ""; ""1.1 Introduction ""; ""1.1.1 Area of Expertise ""; ""1.1.2 Definition of Economics""; ""1.1.3 Modern Definition of Economics""; ""1.2 Nature and Significance of Economics ""; ""1.3 Meaning of Science ""; ""1.4 Engineering and Their Relationship with Economic Development ""; ""1.5 Technology and their Relationship with Economic Development ""; ""Exercise ""; ""Unit-2""; ""Chapter 2. Basic Concept of Demand ""; ""2.1 Introduction (The Concept of Demand )""; ""2.1.1 Definitions of Demand""

""2.2 Law of Demand """"2.2.1 Assumptions of Law of Demand""; ""2.3 Classification of Demand ""; ""2.4 Demand Function ""; ""2.5 Elasticity of Demand ""; ""2.6 Degrees of Elasticity of Demand ""; ""2.7 Measurement of Elasticity of Demand ""; ""Exercise""; ""Chapter 3. Basic Concept of Supply ""; ""3.1 Introduction (Concept of Supply)""; ""3.1.1 Definition of Supply""; ""3.2 Law of Supply ""; ""3.3 Classification of Supply""; ""3.3.1 Supply Function""; ""3.4 Elasticity of Supply ""; ""3.5 Measurement of Elasticity of Supply ""; ""3.6 Indifference Curve Analysis ""; ""3.7 Indifference Map ""

""3.7.1 Income Effect""""3.7.2 Price Effect""; ""3.7.3 Substitution Effect""; ""Exercise""; ""Unit-3""; ""Chapter 4. Money and Banking ""; ""4.1 Introduction and Concept ""; ""4.2 Function of Money""; ""4.3 Value of Money ""; ""4.4 Index Number ""; ""4.5 Types of Index Numbers ""; ""4.6 Inflation ""; ""4.7 Types of Inflation ""; ""4.8 Causes of Inflation in India ""; ""4.9 Effects of Inflation ""; ""4.10 Control of Inflation ""; ""Exercise""; ""Chapter 5. Functions of Banking System ""; ""5.1 Introduction (Banking System)""; ""5.2 Commercial Bankng ""; ""5.3 Types of Commercial Banks ""

""5.4 Functions of Commercial Banks """"5.5 Central Banking""; ""5.6 Functions of Central Bank""; ""5.7 Business Fluctuations and Business Cycle ""; ""5.8 Phase of a Business Cycle ""; ""Exercise ""; ""Unit-4""; ""Chapter 6 Principles of Management ""; ""6.1 Introduction: Definition ""; ""6.2 Nature and Significance of Management ""; ""6.3 Evolution and Development of Management Thought ""; ""Exercise""; ""Chapter 7. Contribution of Max Weber (April 21, 1864-June 14, 1920)""; ""7.1 Introduction (Max Weber)""; ""7.2 Contribution of F.W. Taylor (March 20, 1856-March 21, 1915) ""

""7.3 Contribution of Henry Fayol""""Exercise ""; ""Unit-5""; ""Chapter 8. Human Behaviour ""; ""8.1 Introduction ""; ""8.2 Factors of Individual Behaviour ""; ""8.3 Perception ""; ""8.4 Learning ""; ""Exercise ""; ""Chapter 9. Personality Development ""; ""9.1 Introduction ""; ""9.2 Interpersonal Relationship""; ""9.3 Group Behaviour ""; ""Exercise""; ""B.Tech. Fifth Semester Examination Papers (2003-2008) ""; ""Answers to B.Tech. Fifth Semester Examination Papers (2003-2008)""

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

ISBN:

81-224-2895-9

1-282-38569-0

9786612385698

OCLC:

923652146