Indian agriculture plays a vital role in internal and external trade of the country. Internal trade in food-grains and other agricultural products helps in the expansion of service sector. In this context, agricultural economics has emerged as an exciting field of social science during the recent years. This book has been written as a text book for the students of agriculture and allied science of agriculture. There is no text book now till covering comprehensively the content of all syllabi of “Fundamentals of Agricultural Economics” for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture & allied science. Students have to depend on various books to collect texts as per requirement of syllabi. The present book is written to satisfy the various subjects as per new syllabi prescribed by ICAR, New Delhi. The entire subject matter has been covered in twenty chapters in accordance with syllabus. Author has made every effort to deal with all chapters comprehensively and simple words for quick understanding. A large number and variety of examples & questions have been incorporated to support the different viewpoints. At the start of the chapter, learning objectives have been given for understanding the details of the chapter & also question bank has been prepared at the end of every chapter to provide an overview of examination questions. This book provides the information about basic concepts of micro, macro economics, public & Agri-finance, theory of population and economic
planning development in India. Also sample papers have been incorporated at last chapter of the book to provide an overview the pattern of examination questions. All efforts are made to present the subject matter in simple and lucid style as the level best.

 Introduction to Economics
 Basic Terms & Concepts
 Theory of Consumer􀀢s Behaviour
 Theory of Demand and Supply
 Theory of Production
 Theory of Cost and Revenue
 Market Structure and Pricing
 Theory of Distribution
 Business Cycles
 Introduction to Macroeconomics
 National Income Accounting
 Theory of Income Determination
 General Price Index
 Unemployment
 Money and Monetary Policy
 Banking System in India
 Agricultural and Public Finance
 Theory of Population
 Economic Planning & Development in India
 Sample Papers