This book is completely customised for postgraduate students and also for candidates of civil service and various state level competitive examinations. Entire exercise has taken long hours of hardwork to facilitate students for necessary study materials to understand all chapters thoroughly. It is my endeavor to provide a work of sheer excellence. I have not at all compromised on any aspect, with respect to this textbook. It is no doubt the blessing of God and my parents that have made a work of this standard and excellence possible. They have made it possible for me to share my talent, knowledge and experience with you.

Contents :

Part A : OVERVIEW
1. Economic Environment of Business − An Introduction
PART B : FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT OF ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
1. The Scope and Subject Matter of Macroeconomics
2. Introduction to Economics of Growth and Development
3. Introduction to the Indian Economy Its Salient Features
4. Indias Gross Domestic Product and Net National Product (Its component and the significance of the same to growth)
5. Inter − Sectoral Distribution of Gross National Product over the Five Year Plans Period
PART C : ECONOMIC MARKET
1. Product Market And How it Affects India`s Growth Potential
2. Money Market and How IT Behaves
3. The Capital Market and its Variability
4. The money Market and The Role of Central Banking
5. How Does Commercial Banking Effect Industry And Business
6. The Indian Labour Market and Levels of Unemployment and inflation Since 1990
PART D : FEDERAL BUDGET
1. Federal Finance In India - Centre-state Financial Relations
PART E : INDIA AND THE WORLD
1. The Capitalistic World Economy and India`s Position therein since 1990
2. The IMF and World Bank Conditional ties Leading to the Liberalisation - Privatisation − Globalisation Exercise and Beyond
3. India`s Balance of Trade and Fluctuations since 1990 How does this figure in The World Order
4. India`s Balance of Payment and How its Study can Assist Corporate Decision Making. What is needed to Improve the situation, If at all it is Poor 5. The Business Cycle and How