Macroeconomics

Name: Macroeconomics
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ISBN: 9780071152266

ISBN-10: 0071152261

ISBN-13: 9780071152266

Edition: 3rd

Authors: David C. Colander

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For undergraduate courses in Intermediate Macroeconomics and Macroeconomics for Management courses at the undergraduate or MBA levels. Designed for courses that present modern macroeconomics with a policy emphasis. The authors recognize that the economy is a complex system and that economists do not have all the answers; basic economic models do not hold true under all circumstances. The text provides students with a framework for discussing complicated questions and the tools to think about models and the economy in the way that macroeconomists and policy makers do. Theory is developed as needed to understand policy, rather than presenting theory first and then adding policy, and is…

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Edition: 3rd
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English

Economics and Economic Reasoning	p. 5
Supply and Demand	p. 34
The Economic Organization of Society	p. 59
U.S. Economic Institutions	p. 79
An Introduction to the World Economy	p. 107
Economic Growth, Business Cycles, Unemployment, and Inflation	p. 135
National Income Accounting	p. 157
The Classical School and the Macroeconomic Debate	p. 183
The Keynesian Model of the Aggregate Economy	p. 203
The Complete Keynesian Multiplier Model and Fiscal Policy	p. 229
Financial Institutions	p. 255
Money and Banking	p. 276
The Federal Reserve System and Monetary Policy	p. 296
The Evolution of Macroeconomic Thinking	p. 317
Inflation and the Phillips Curve Trade-off	p. 335
International Dimensions of Monetary and Fiscal Policies	p. 353
Using Monetary and Fiscal Policies to Achieve Macroeconomic Goals	p. 366
Deficits and Debt	p. 381
Macroeconomics, Social Policy, and Economic Reasoning	p. 401
International Trade	p. 422
International Finance	p. 442
Growth and the Economics of Developing Countries	p. 466
Socialist Economies in Transition	p. 484
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