The syllabus for the Indian Economic Service (IES) examination is designed to test the candidates' knowledge and understanding of economic concepts, theories, and policies, as well as their analytical skills. The examination is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and consists of a written examination and an interview.
Here is an overview of the syllabus:
Current events of national and international importance.
Indian polity and governance.
Economic and social development.
Environmental ecology, biodiversity, and climate change.
Theory of Consumer's Demand.
Theory of Production and Cost.
Concept of National Income and Social Accounting.
Theory of Employment, Output, Inflation, Money, and Finance.
Financial and Capital Market.
Economic Growth and Development.
5. General Economics-III:
State, Market, and Planning.
History of development and planning.
Budgeting and Fiscal Policy.
Poverty, Unemployment, and Human Development.
Agriculture and Rural Development.
The interview aims to assess the candidate’s intellectual curiosity, critical powers of assimilation, the balance of judgment, and alertness of mind. It also evaluates the depth of understanding of social and economic issues.
This comprehensive syllabus ensures that candidates are well-versed in various aspects of economics, enabling them to effectively contribute to the economic planning and policy-making processes in India.
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