Page:Indian Journal of Economics Volume 2.djvu/107

HI(?HEt? ?gCONOMICS COUt?SES consider the situation committee agreed on it8 submitted for consideration mee? early the Syndicate in November 1916 to and to draft proposals. The this was then and Economics, enough for the to the Board of Studies wMch however did not mater to come again before the Syndicate in time for the meeting of the Senate in March 1917. The scheme of the special committee is therefore not yet public; but it is hoped that as soon as 8an?n? by the Senate it will do much to encourage Economic studies in the University of M?sz. II.-ALLAHABAD UNIVERSITY P?F?SSO?t H. STANLEY JEVONS, ?.A., S. Se., F.S.S. UNIYERS1TY OF AI.T, AI:iA*i:I? The Pr?tus of the University of Allahabad for 1919, recently issued, sets forth the syllabus of the new M.A. Co? in Economics which will come into force in that year. It is .a gre?t advance on the existing course and introduces some will not be out o! place to new principles; hence it draw attention to it in this Journal By way of introduction a brief description of' the present ?ourse of study and examinations will be of service in order to emphssise the contra?t? The current Pros?t? for 1918 contains a syllabus o! the present M.A. course, which is suSstantially the same as for the past four years. It runs as follows :-- POLrrXC?L ECONOMY There will be six pe4?rs. Candidates must offer themselves for e?_-?i??n in the wubjeoi;-mmtter of my ?m of thin following ?