Economics (Record no. 17452)
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| International Standard Book Number | 9789353501334 |
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| Language code of text/sound track or separate title | ENGLISH |
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| Edition number | 4th |
| Classification number | 330 MAN |
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| Author name | Mankiw,N.Gregory |
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| Title | Economics |
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| Place of publication, distribution, etc. | Australia |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | Cengage |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2019 |
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| Page | 805p. |
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| General note | CONTENTS<br/>PART 1 Introduction to ecaennics<br/>1 What is economis<br/>2 Thinking like an economar<br/>PART 2 Supply and demand: How markets work 21<br/>3. The merket forces of supeily and demand 31<br/>Elasticity and its applications se<br/>Background to dermand Consumer oncices 79<br/>Background to supply, Firms in competitive<br/>markets 112<br/>PART 3 Markets, efficiency and wellare 145<br/>7. Consumers, producers and the efficiency of<br/>markets: 145<br/>Supply, demand and government policies 163<br/>PART 4 The economics of the public sector 575<br/>3 The tax system 179<br/>PART 5 Inefficient market allocations 197<br/>18 Public goods, common resources and rew goods 107<br/>11 Markat falum and extemalities 211<br/>12 Information and behavioural ecofiomics 236<br/>PART & Firm behaviour and market structures 251<br/>12 Firma production decisions 251<br/>18 Market structures I Monopoly 262<br/>15 Market structures II. Manopolistic competition 287<br/>16 Market structures III: Oligopoly 201<br/>PART 7 Factor markets 325<br/>17 The economics of factor markets 325<br/>PART 8 Inequality 357<br/>18 Income inequality and poverty 357<br/>PART 5 Trade 379<br/>1 Interdependence and the gene hom tro779<br/>MACROECONOMICS PROLOGUE<br/>PART 10 The date of macroeconomics 415<br/>Messuing nation's well-being 415<br/>21 Measuring the sost of iving 438<br/>PART 11 The real economy in the long run 451<br/>22 Production and growth 451<br/>Unemployment: 475<br/>PART 12 Interest rates, money and prices in the long run 400<br/>24 Seving, investment and the francial system 4<br/>25 The basic tools of finance 19<br/>26 Issues in financial markets 533<br/>27 The monetary system 500<br/>28 Money growth and inflation 571<br/>PART 13 The macroeconomics of open economies s01<br/>28 Open-economy macroeconomics: Besc concepts 591<br/>30 A macroeconomic theory of the open economy 606<br/>PART 14 Short-run economic fluctuations et<br/>21 Business cycles 621<br/>32 Keynesian economics and IS-LM analysis 610<br/>31 Aggregate demand and aggregate supply 664<br/>34 The influence of monetary and fiscal policy on<br/>aggregate demand 685 35 The short-run trade-off between inflation arid<br/>unemployment 702<br/>36 Supply-side policies 730<br/>PART 15 International macroeconomics<br/>37 Common currency areas and European Monetary Union 345<br/>3 The Financial Crisis and sovereign debt 766<br/>PART 1<br/>INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS 1<br/>1 What is economics?<br/>The economy and economic systems<br/>How people make decisions<br/>How the economy at a whole warns<br/>2 Thinking like a economists<br/>rroduction is<br/>The economist assets 17<br/>The economistas policy advisal 20<br/>Why economists disagree 24<br/>Part 2<br/>SUPPLY AND DEMAND: HOW MARKETS WORK 31<br/>3 The market forces of supply and densanda<br/>The assumptions of the market model 32<br/>Demand 10<br/>Shits versus movements along the demand<br/>Sundly 30<br/>Supply and demand together 42<br/>Conclusion: How prices allocate resources 50<br/>4 Elasticity and its applications so<br/>The price slasticity of demand 56 Other demand slasticitias 64<br/>Price wlasticity of supply 45<br/>Applications of supply and demand elasticity 73<br/>5 Background to demand Commer choices<br/>The standard economo<br/>The budget comamaine What the consumer ca<br/>afford at Preferences: What the consumer wa<br/>Optimization What the consumes chooses a<br/>Summary: Do people real behave tha way? 104<br/>Behavioural approaches to contr<br/>behaviour 104<br/>6 Background to supply: Firma in competitive markets<br/>The posts of production 112<br/>Production and costs 113 The various measures of cost HE<br/>Costs in the short run and in the long run 122<br/>Summary 123<br/>Retums to scale 124<br/>What is a competitive market) 127<br/>Profit maximization and the competeve fermy<br/>supply curve 129<br/>The supply curve in a competitive market 100<br/>Conclusion Behind the supply curve sab<br/>PART 3<br/>MARKETS, EFFICIENCY AND WELFARE 145<br/>7 Consumers, producers and the efficiency of markets 148<br/>Consumer surplus 146<br/>Producer surplus 162<br/>Market efficiency 155<br/>8 Supply, demand and government policies 183<br/>Controls on prices 163<br/>Taxes 187<br/>Subsides 173<br/>Conclusion 124<br/>Chingles, also known as Herpes Zoster<br/>cows<br/>PART 4<br/>THE ECONOMICS OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR 179<br/>9 The tax system<br/>Taxes and efficiency i The deadweight loss of tanation 180<br/>Administrative burden 100<br/>The design of me tax system Taxes and equity Hit<br/>Conclusion 102<br/>PART 5<br/>INEFFICIENT MARKET ALLOCATIONS 197<br/>10 Public goods, common resources and merit goods)<br/>The different kinds of goods 1<br/>Public goods 100<br/>Common resources 202<br/>Merit goods 205<br/>Conclusion 207<br/>IT TRAN<br/>PART 6<br/>FIRM BEHAVIOUR AND MARKET STRUCTURES 251<br/>13. Fums production decisions 351<br/>Isoquent and costs The least coat input combination 250<br/>Conclusion 25<br/>14 Market structures 1. Monopoly 23<br/>Imperfect competition 283<br/>Why moncciones anse 203<br/>How monopofies make production and posing<br/>decisions 267 The welfare cost of monopoly 272<br/>Price discrimination 275<br/>Public policy towards monopoles 279<br/>Conclusion: The prevalerice of monopoly 381<br/>15 Market structures II: Monopolistic competition 207<br/>Competition with differentiated products<br/>Advertising and branding 292<br/>Contestable markets 200<br/>Conclusion 257<br/>11 Market failure and externalities zn<br/>16 Market structures III: Oligopoly<br/>Characteristics of oligotioly 201<br/>Game theory and the economics of<br/>Entry barriers in oligopoly 316 cooperation 307<br/>Market failure 211<br/>Externalities 211 Externalities and market inefficiency 213<br/>Private solutions to externalities 217 Public policies towards externalities 230<br/>Public policy toward oligopolies 216<br/>Publio/private policies towards externalities 223<br/>Conclusion 315<br/>Government tailore 227<br/>Conclusion 232<br/>PART 7<br/>smart<br/>12 Information and behavioural economics 235<br/>Principal and agent 236<br/>Asymmetric information 237<br/>Deviations from the standard economic<br/>model 243<br/>Conclusion 246<br/>FACTOR MARKETS 325<br/>17 The economics of factar markets s<br/>The marginal product theory of distribution 325<br/>The demand for labour 326<br/>The supply of labour 329<br/>It's<br/>ch<br/>Egullitnum in the labourmet 320<br/>Other theories of the above market<br/>Mencat labour theory 23<br/>Femiar economics and the hour marke<br/>The waramics of discrimination 344<br/>The other factors of production Land<br/>and capital 347 Economic rent 360<br/>Conchistas 251<br/>PART 8<br/>INEQUALITY 357<br/>18 Income inequality and poverty<br/>The measurement of inequality 18<br/>The poitical philosophy of redistributing<br/>Policies to reduce poмите это<br/>Conclusion 373<br/>PART 10<br/>THE DATA OF MACROECONOMICS 415<br/>20 Measuring a sation's well-being 415<br/>The economy's income and getur The measurement of gross domestic<br/>product 417<br/>The components of GD 420<br/>Real versus nominal 003<br/>The imitations of GDP as a mesure<br/>of well being 428 Irisemistional differences in GDP and the quality of life 430<br/>Conclusion 4011<br/>THA<br/>21 Measuring the cost of living ass The Cansumer Prices Index 436<br/>Conecting economic viables for the effects of inflabon 442<br/>Conclusion 448<br/>N<br/>PART 9<br/>TRADE 379<br/>19 Interdependence and the gains from trade 3<br/>The production ocasibilities font 379<br/>International trade 384<br/>The principle of comparse advantage The determinants of trade 291<br/>The winners and losers from trade 300 Restrictions on trade a<br/>Criticisms of comparative advantage theory 400<br/>Conclusion 404<br/>MACROECONOMICS<br/>PROLOGUE 409<br/>A world before markets 400<br/>Classical economics 410 Marxist economics 411<br/>The Austrian school 411<br/>Kaynesaniem 412<br/>Monetarism 412<br/>Feminist economics 413<br/>PART 11<br/>THE REAL ECONOMY IN THE LONG RUN 451<br/>22 Production and growth an Economic growth around the world 451<br/>Growth theory 455<br/>Productivity 456<br/>The determinants of economic growth ale<br/>Causes of growth 481<br/>Endogenous growth theory 405<br/>Economic growth and public policy see<br/>Conclusion. The importance of long-run growth 421<br/>23 Unemployment<br/>Identifying unemployment 476<br/>The causes of unemployment 479<br/>The natural rate of unemployment 485 Marx and the reserve army of the<br/>unemployed 491<br/>The cost of unemployment 492<br/>Conclusion 434<br/>-Shingles, also known as Herpes Zoster<br/>PART 12<br/>INTEREST RATES, MONEY AND PRICES IN THE LONG RUN 499<br/>24 Sering investment and the fancial<br/>aystema<br/>Financal pretutions the economy<br/>Saving and invest<br/>The meat for lond<br/>Conduson 1<br/>25 The basic tools of finance 19<br/>Present value Measuring these velut<br/>of money Managing nak 5<br/>Asset velution 128<br/>Condusion 539<br/>26 Issues in financial markets s<br/>The causes of the onse 533<br/>The efficient markets hypothesis 541<br/>Summary 543<br/>27 The monetary system 553<br/>The meaning of money 553<br/>The role of central banks 559<br/>The European Central Bank and the<br/>Eurcevstem 500<br/>The Bank of England 561<br/>Banks and the money supply 561<br/>The central bank's tools of monetary cormol 585<br/>28 Money growth and inflation 571<br/>What is inflation? 571<br/>The classical theory of inflation 572<br/>The costs of inflation sed Defiation ses<br/>Conclusion tas<br/>PART 13<br/>THE MACROECONOMICS OF OPEN ECONOMIES 591<br/>29 Open-economy macroeconomics: Basic concepts 591<br/>The international flows of goods and capital 581<br/>The prices for interriational transactions: Real and nominal exchange rates 596<br/>PART 14<br/>SHORT-RUN ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS 621<br/>31 Business cycles<br/>Trend growth r522<br/>Causes of changes in the business ce<br/>Business cyde nodes<br/>Macroeconomic models of the economy<br/>Condusion Os<br/>32 Keynesian economics and IS-LM analysis s<br/>The Keynesian cross 640<br/>The multiplier effect 644<br/>The IS and LM curves 600<br/>General equilibrium using the IS-LM model 552<br/>From IS-LM to aggregate demand 654<br/>Conclusion 600<br/>33 Aggregate demand and aggregate<br/>supply 564<br/>Three key facts about economic fluctuation<br/>Explaining short-run economic fluctuations 588<br/>The aggregate demand curve 867<br/>The aggregate supply curve 9<br/>Two causes of economic fluctuations 675<br/>New Keynesian economics 679<br/>Conclusion 680<br/>34 The influence of monetary and fiscal policy on aggregate demand ess<br/>How monetary policy influences aggregate demand 685<br/>How fiscal policy influences aggregate<br/>demand 632<br/>logitech<br/>CONTENTS<br/>Uwing moley to stabilize the economy Conclusion<br/>35 The short run trade-off between inflation and unemployment<br/>The Phillipe curve 703<br/>Shutte in the Philipe curve. The role of<br/>expectatums 108 The long-nin vertical Philips curve as a<br/>arpervert for central bank independence 712<br/>Shifts in the Philips curve. The rote of suppily<br/>shocks<br/>The cost of reducing inflation 714<br/>713<br/>Inflation targeting 220 Reflecting on the Philips curve 724 A<br/>36 Supply-side policies 730<br/>Shifts in the aggregate supply curve 720 Types of supply-side policies 734<br/>Conciueron 1<br/>PART 15<br/>INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS 745<br/>37 Common currency areas and European Monetary Union 245<br/>The eure A The angle european market and the euro 246 The benefits and costs of a commen<br/>The musty of optamen currency arвня 200 is Europe an optimum currency area? Tha<br/>Fiscal policy and common currency wash<br/>Conclusion 700Donly for t<br/>38 The Financial Crisis and sovereign<br/>debt 205<br/>introduction 705<br/>The sovereign debt crisis 772<br/>Austerity policies too far too quickly? 777<br/>Glossary 714<br/>Index 794<br/>Credits 1800<br/>List of formules 002<br/>PARETS<br/>THE REAL<br/> |
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