Video Library
Supplementary lecture videos for every syllabus topic — all five units — in English and Hindi. Use these to get unstuck on a concept — then come back to the unit page for the exam-ready answer.
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Unit 01 — Nature & Scope of Macroeconomics
▶ Nature, scope and micro vs macro
- ENNature of Microeconomics and MacroeconomicsNCERT OFFICIAL
- ENMicro and Macro Economics: A Comparison — Learn in 5 MinutesKognito Key
- HI/ENNature And Scope Of Macroeconomics — Unit 1Chauhan Institute
- ENNature and Scope of MacroeconomicsLearn Oikonomia
- HI/ENScope of Macroeconomics (Class 12)Commerce lectures
Unit 02 — Circular Flow & National Income
▶ Circular flow: two, three and four sector models
- ENCircular Flow of Income: Simple Explanation of 2, 3 & 4 Sector ModelsPM Expert
- HI/ENCircular flow of Income in two, three and four Sector EconomyMini Sethi
- ENCircular Flow in a Three-Sector Economy — National Income AccountingMagnet Brains
- ENCircular Flow in a Four-Sector Economy — National Income AccountingMagnet Brains
- HI/ENCircular flows in 2, 3 and 4 sector economiesDWIVEDI GUIDANCE
▶ National income: concepts and measurement
- HI/ENNational Income Concepts — GDP, GNP, NNP, NDPMini Sethi
- ENThree ways to calculate National Income — Product, Expenditure & Income methodsEasy Learning Economics
- HI/ENNational Income Concepts & Measurement — UGC NET/JRF Macro EconomicsMini Sethi
- HINational Income — GDP/GNP/NNP/NDP (Hindi)E.Z. Classes
- ENNational Income — GDP GNP NDP NNP Explained (Indian Economy)StudyIQ IAS
- ENConcept of National Income — What is GDP, GNP, NDP & NNP?Edusheel — IAS and PCS
▶ Consumption function, saving function, APC & MPC
- HI/ENConsumption Function — Propensity to Consume, APC, MPC, APS, MPSMini Sethi
- ENConsumption and Saving Function | Keynes' Law of Consumption | MPC | MPSEasy Learning Economics
- HIConsumption Function & Saving Function (APC & MPC)STUDY 24 Udaipur
- HI/ENConsumption function, APC and MPC — Determination of Income and EmploymentBikkey's Tutorials
▶ Aggregate Demand & Aggregate Supply
- ENLearn the AD-AS Model in 6 MinutesIn Case of Econ Struggles
- ENKeynesian Aggregate Supply / Aggregate Demand (AS/AD)EconplusDal
- ENThe AD-AS Model Explained | Foundations of MacroeconomicsMacro Economics with Michael
- ENAS-AD Model Part 1: Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand CurvesKlaus Prettner
▶ IS-LM Model
- ENIS-LM Model Explained | Full Concept & DerivationECOHOLICS
- HI/ENIS-LM Model | Its Derivation | Money Market & Goods Market EquilibriumMini Sethi
- ENIntermediate Macroeconomics 5/8: The IS-LM ModelScott W. Hegerty
- ENIS-LM Model — Definition, Diagram & Mathematical (complete)Economics Portal
- ENIS and LM Model — Simultaneous Equilibrium in Goods & Money MarketVellaichamy Nallasivam
Unit 03 — Business Cycle, Macro Policies & Inflation
▶ Business cycle and its phases
- ENBusiness Cycles Explained in 5 MinutesRyan O'Connell, CFA, FRM
- HI/ENTrade Cycle — Meaning, Types & PhasesMini Sethi
- ENThe Economic Cycle (Business Cycle) — Stages, Characteristics and CausesEconplusDal
- ENTrade / business / economic cycle — diagram and explanationIngr Nomics
- HIWhat is Business Cycle, Phases of Trade CycleHarsh IAS
▶ Monetary policy — RBI instruments (CRR, SLR, repo, bank rate)
- ENWhat is Monetary Policy? Repo Rate, CRR, SLR, Expansionary Monetary PolicyStudyIQ IAS
- ENCRR, SLR, Repo Rate & Reverse Repo Explained in 10 MinutesLearn Economics with Anjuli
- HI/ENRepo, CRR, SLR, Bank Rate Explained | Monetary Policy | Indian EconomyStudyIQ IAS
- HI/ENHow RBI works? CRR, SLR, Repo Rate, Reverse Repo Rate — Complete Monetary PolicyStudyIQ IAS
Note: these RBI-focused videos cover the instruments of monetary policy in the Indian context. For the theory — expansionary vs tight policy, the liquidity trap, and Keynes vs the monetarists — the textbook remains your primary source; see Unit 3.
▶ Inflation — types, demand-pull and cost-push
- ENCauses of Inflation — Demand Pull and Cost Push InflationEconplusDal
- ENCost-Push & Demand-Pull Inflation Explainedtutor2u
- ENDemand pull and Cost push InflationJason Welker
- HI/ENInflation & Its Types: Cost Push Inflation, Demand Pull InflationExamrace — Dr. Manishika
▶ Phillips curve — short run, long run and NAIRU
- ENKey Macro Diagrams: Phillips Curvetutor2u
- ENLong Run Phillips CurveEconplusDal
- ENAn Introduction to the Phillips Curve: Covering the Basics (Part 1)Econbusters
- HIPhillips Curve is downward sloping whereas Long run Phillips Curve is VerticalEconomist Dr P C Verma, Patna University
The tutor2u and EconplusDal videos draw both the short-run curve and the vertical long-run curve — the two diagrams Final Q5 wanted. See Unit 3.
Unit 04 — Central Bank & Money
▶ Credit control — quantitative and qualitative
- HI/ENMethods of Credit Control by Central Bank — Quantitative Measures by RBICONCEPTS by CA Manish Mahajan
- HI/ENCredit Control by RBI — CBSE Class 12 MacroeconomicsTacts n Tricks
- ENRBI Monetary Policy — Qualitative ToolsLearnosmart
▶ Money supply, credit creation and the money multiplier
- HI/ENMeasures of Money Supply — M1, M2, M3, M4Mini Sethi
- ENCredit Creation and the Money Multiplier — How do Commercial Banks Make Money?EconplusDal
- HI/ENWhat is Money Multiplier? M0, M1, M2, M3, M4Mayur Mogre
- ENMoney Supply Process: Money MultiplierUnderstand Finance with Dr. Dicle
▶ Liquidity preference and the liquidity trap
- HI/ENLiquidity Preference — Transaction, Precautionary, Speculative, Liquidity Trap, CriticismMini Sethi
- HI/ENKeynes Liquidity Preference Theory (Liquidity Trap) (Demand for Money)SSD Educational Classes
- ENKeynes' Liquidity Preference Theory of Interest — Part 1All In All
For the RBI's functions and policy tools, the four StudyIQ / Anjuli videos under Unit 3 above also apply here.
Unit 05 — Government & Private Business
▶ Market failure and the case for government intervention
▶ Industrial policy of India, 1948–1991
- ENLecture 15: The Evolution of Industrial Policy: 1947 to 1991SRIRAM's IAS
- HIIndustrial Policy of India — 1948, 1956, 1977, 1980, 1991 & Draft 2018Economist Dr P C Verma, Patna University
- ENIndustrial Policy in India (1948–2025) — NIP 1991 & Recent ChangesAkshay Kumar
- ENIndustrial Policy Resolution 1956 — Foundation of India's Industrial DevelopmentAskPrep
▶ Corporate social responsibility and Section 135
- HI/ENCorporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Sec 135 Companies Act 2013Arihant Commerce Classes
- HI/ENCorporate Social Responsibility — Applicability as per Sec. 135, Companies ActSudarshan Agrawal
- HI/ENCSR (Section 135) — Lecture 1B3 Academy — CA Madhukar
These are law-course lectures — useful for the Companies Act rules. For the economics (responsibilities to each stakeholder group), write from Unit 5.
A note on how to use these
Videos are good for getting a concept — especially IS-LM and AD-AS, where watching curves shift helps a lot. They are not a substitute for the textbook's wording, which is what your exam answers should reflect. Watch to understand, then write from the Exam-Ready Answer on the unit page, which is grounded in Ahuja.