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Ashoka University’s undergraduate course curriculum is taught across three semesters: Spring, Summer and Monsoon (Fall). Courses are broadly divided into three categories – Foundation Courses (core curriculum), Major & Minor Courses and Co-Curricular Courses.
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This course will cover the role of government in modern economies. We will dig deep into the study of various instruments used to generate government revenue and analyze efficient ways to spend government monies. You will also be exposed to...
Know more »This course will cover the role of government in modern economies. We will dig deep into the study of various instruments used to generate government revenue and analyze efficient ways to spend government monies. You will also be exposed to...
Know more »This is a course on game theory and applications. We will study the four fundamental types of games. They are (1) static games of complete information, (2) dynamic games of incomplete information, (3) static games of incomplete information and (4)...
Know more »This is a compulsory Economics course offered by the Department of Economics at Ashoka University for all MA Economics and PhD students. This is the second course in the macroeconomics sequence for first-year MA and PhD students. Having been exposed...
Know more »This is the first course of the graduate econometric sequence. The goal of this course is to provide a good understanding of the econometric theory that underlies some of the most common econometric models. We will began with a selective...
Know more »This course will consist of lectures on Economic and Social Networks. While the tools of analysis will be a combination of game theory and elementary graph theory, the lectures will be self-contained and no prior knowledge is assumed of Game Theory...
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