UNDERSTANDING ECONOMICS
Important Information for Teachers and Students
CHAPTER ONE:NATURE AND SCOPE OF ECONOMICS
CHAPTER TWO: THE PRICE THEORY
Introduction
The Theory of Demand
The theory of supply
Changes in Market Equilibrium
The laws of demand and supply
The concept of elasticity of Demand
Price elasticity of supply
Price mechanism and Price Control
Gestation period and price.
The Cobweb theory
CHAPTER THREE: PRODUCTION THEORY AND MARKET STRUCTURES
CHAPTER FOUR: NATIONAL INCOME
CHAPTER FIVE: THE STRUCTURE OF UGANDA'S ECONOMY
CHAPTER SIX:ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
CHAPTER SEVEN:DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND CHOICE OF A DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
CHAPTER EIGHT:DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY
CHAPTER NINE: POPULATION AND LABOUR
CHAPTER TEN:EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT
CHAPTER ELEVEN:MONEY AND BANKING
CHAPTER TWELVE:INFLATION
CHAPTER THIRTEEN:PUBLIC FINANCE AND FISCAL POLICY
CHAPTER FOURTEEN:THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN DEVELOPMENT.
CHAPTER TWO: THE PRICE THEORY
This chapter covers the fundamental basics
of Demand and Supply analysis.
The concept of a market in Economics:
Determination of market price in a
perfectly competitive market structure
Demand and supply schedules/curves
(individual and aggregate),
abnormal cases,
factors influencing demand and
supply of a consumer commodity,
changes in demand, and supply relationships.
Elasticities of demand and supply and
their influence in equilibrium
Conditions in different market structures.
The price mechanism and its
shortcomings in allocation of resources.
Fluctuation of prices especially
in agricultural products.
Price control/stabilization schemes by
government to remove the weakness of the price mechanism.
The negative consequences of such schemes.
The application of price theory to the
pricing of factors of production
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