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Contact Details: 00919830496482 (India) /00971566648501 (UAE)
Email: kakaliparial@rediffmail.com / vbparial@rediffmail.com
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Kakali Parial (Bhattacharjee)
Lecturer (Economics) at Government College, Barasat, Kolkata, India.
Career Summary: Currently working as Lecturer Economics at Government College, Barasat,
Kolkata, India for last seventeen years. The job responsibility includes
 Taking classes for Economics students for Bachelors Degree (Honours
and pass course students) for the Micro Economics, Macro Economics,
Statistics and Indian Economic problems.
 Overall responsibility as a senior Faculty member to monitor, Guide the
students for day to day activities.
 Career Counseling for the students.
 Scheduling of classes.
 Scheduling of examination dates.
 Setting up question papers for examinations
 Invigilation duties for various examinations.
 Reviewing Examination Papers.
 Identifying strengths and skill gaps of the students and organizing
additional classes on regular basis to build the capacity and fulfill the gaps
with other students.
 Contribute in selection process of students by reviewing mark sheets of the
examinations and conduct interview for the short listed candidates.
Also working with West Bengal State University for reviewing and finalizing the
marks with University Panel Board of Examination papers of Economics for
Part I, Part II and Part III for Bachelors Degree Students.
Worked as visiting faculty for Camellia Engineering College & other
management colleges for Economics classes for Engineering & management
students.
Education
 Master of Arts (MA) Economics (Micro,Macro,Statistics, Special paper
Econometrics) from Rabindra Bharati University in the year 1997
 Master of Arts (MA) Political Science from Rabindra Bharati University
in the year 2013.
 Bachelor of Science (BSc.) Economics from Calcutta University in the
year 1993.
 Higher Secondary (Grade 12) from W.B.C.H.S.E. in the year 1990.

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 Madhyamik (Grade10) from W.B.B.S.E. in the year 1988.
Additional
professional activities
 Works with NGOs:
Working with NGOs like ‘kisolloy’. Currently providing free coaching for nearly
20 students.
 Publications:
Working as an executive committee member of a monthly magazine
‘Nabadhara’ Magazine.
The following self-written articles were published
- Indian Economy
- Poverty cause & eradicating measures.
 Membership with Professional Bodies:
Member American Economic Association (AEA).
Member of Association for Political Science Study (APSS)
Details of
Employment
Current Employment:
Government College Barasat, Kolkata India
Details of experience
Year of employment: (From April 1997 and Continuing)
Designation: Lecturer Economics
Details of experience:
Teaching the following topics for Bachelors Degree students:
A. Microeconomics:
i. Introduction
 Introduction to Microeconomic Analysis.
 Theory of Demand and Supply.
 Price Elasticity of Demand and Supply.
ii. Consumer and Producer Behavior
 Theory of Consumer Behavior.
 Analysis of Consumer Demand.
 Theory of Production.
 Costs of Production
 Theory of the Firm and Production (some alternative models)
 Economic Efficiency and Economic Surplus.
iii. Pricing in Product Market
 Pricing Under Competitive Market – Monopoly, Monopolistic and
Oligopoly Market
iv. Pricing in Input Market :
 Employment and Pricing of Inputs Under Competitive Market

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 Employment and Pricing of Inputs Under Imperfect Competition.
 Wages, Rent, Interest and Profit
v. General Equilibrium Analysis and Welfare Economics:
 General Equilibrium Analysis.
 Welfare Economics
 Economic efficiency and Pareto Optimality.
 Market failures, Externalities and Public Goods.
 New Welfare Economics – Compensation Principle.
 Social Welfare Functions.
 Input – Output analysis.
vi. The theory of International Trade:
 International Trade: Comparative cost theory.
 Modern Theory of International Trade.
 Terms of Trade
B. Macroeconomics:
 What Macroeconomics is about?
 Circular Flow of Income and National Income Accounting.
 The Classical Theory of Income and Employment.
 Keynes’s Theory of Employment.
 Determination of National income : Keynesian Theory.
 Consumption Function.
 Theory of Consumption.
 Theory of Multiplier (Static and Dynamic Multiplier)
 Investment Demand and Marginal Efficiency of Capital.
 Limitation of Keynesian Economies for Underdeveloped Economics.
 Relevance of Keynesian Economics to the present day Developing
Countries (Unemployment, Employment and Full Wage – Price
Flexibility, Quantity Theory of Money, Fried Man’s Modern Theory of
Money, Inflation)
 Post Keynesian Development of Macroeconomics (IS –LM Model, Agg
DD and Agg SS Model, Philips Curve and Rotational Expectation,
Stagflation)
 Macroeconomic Stabilization (Business Cycle, Fiscal Policy and
Monetary Policy)
 Money and Banking (Nature and Functions of Money, Demand for
Money and Keynes’s Liquidity Theory of Interest, Post Keynesian
Theories of Demand for Money like Tobin, Baumol, Fried Man’s model,
Credit and Commercial Banking, Central Banking, Money Supply)
 Public Finance (Public Expenditure, Taxation and Budget)
 Open Economy Macroeconomics (Balance of Payments and Trade,
Foreign Exchange, Foreign Trade Multiplier, Free Trade Vs Protection).
 Economics of Development.
 Economic Development and Under- Development.
 Leading Issues in Development Policy.
 Obstacles to Development.
 Economic Growth and its Determinants.

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 Capital Formation: Determinants and Accelaration.
 Disguised Unemployment and Capital Formation.
 Harrod- Domar Model of Growth.
 John Robinon’s Model of Growth and Capital Accumulation.
 Lewis Model of Development.
 Technological Change and Economic Development.
 Balance Vs Unbalance Growth.
 Mahalanabis Heavy Industry Strategy of Development.
 Role of Foreign Capital.
 Choice of Techniques.
C. Indian Economic Problems.
D. Statistics
 Collection of data
 Classification and Tabulation. Charts and Diagrams.
 Frequency Distribution.
 Measures of Central Tendency.
 Measure of Dispersion Moments,
 Skewness and Kurtosis.
 Correlation and Regression.
 Probability and Distribution.
 Sampling.
 Time Series etc.
IT Skills
Windows Office (Word, Excel)
Personal Address:
In UAE : Midfa Building, Near Safia Park, Al Majaz – 3, Sharjah, UAE
In India: Parialkuthi, Nandankanan, Kolkata-700126, India
Passport No L9683897
Date of Birth: 09.09.1973
Linkedin URL:
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Preferred Posting: Sharjah/Dubai UAE.