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itmThis document outlines 10 assignments on macroeconomic topics for a course. The assignments include explaining the business cycle, inflation types, public finance components, monetary policy techniques, effects of fiscal and monetary policy, Indian economic reforms, Indian financial sector reforms, national income concepts, national income estimation methods, and arguments for free vs protective economies. Short notes are also requested on laissez-faire policy, the Phillips curve, inflation concepts, fiscal policy, and SEBI.
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