25 Most Important Economics Books & Authors | UGC NET, PGT, SET Economics | Hindi

Important Economics Books and Authors List in Hindi by Sharn Sir (Government Assistant Professor of Economics). Struggling with "Match the Following" questions on economic literature in your exams? In this comprehensive video, we decode the 25 most critical, seminal books and authors in Economics in exact chronological order from 1776 to the mid-20th century. Every major competitive exam—including UGC-NET, SET, IES, PGT Economics, Assistant Professor, RBI DEPR, NABARD, and M.A. Economics Entrances—regularly features direct questions from this list. 📌 CHECK OUT THE ECONLAND ACADEMY CHANNEL (Subscribe for complete, bilingual high-level preparation!) We cover foundational economic masterpieces including: Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations (1776) Malthus on Population (1798) David Ricardo’s Principles of Political Economy (1817) Structural critiques like Karl Marx’s Das Kapital (1867) Pioneer Indian texts from Dadabhai Naoroji & M.G. Ranade Macroeconomic pillars like J.M. Keynes (1936) and Milton Friedman (1962). Instead of just rote memorization, i provided a 1-2 line conceptual summary for each author (like Invisible Hand, Comparative Advantage, Monopsony, and Conspicuous Consumption) so you can eliminate wrong options easily during the exam. If this session helps your preparation, make sure to LIKE, SHARE with fellow aspirants, and drop your thoughts or doubts in the COMMENTS below! Which book or model do you find hardest to remember? Let me know! #UGCNetEconomics #PGTEconomics #EconomicsBooksAndAuthors #EconlandAcademy #AssistantProfessorEconomics #RBIDEPR #SetEconomics #Macroeconomics #Microeconomics