Economics for Business Competition, Macro-Stability and Globalisation

Name: Economics for Business Competition, Macro-Stability and Globalisation
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ISBN: 9780273683988

ISBN-10: 0273683985

ISBN-13: 9780273683988

Edition: 3rd 2004 (Revised)

Authors: Dermot Mcaleese

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The selective, thematic, policy oriented approach of Economics for Business , combined with its strong emphasis on market structures, monetary policy and interest rates, business fluctuations and globalisation, makes it especially suitable for MBA and other executive programmes, as well as for post-experience conversion courses. Economics for Business focuses on three essential branches of modern economics: competition and the market system; macroeconomics and the economics of openness and globalisation, including the analysis of international trade, foreign investment and exchange rates. The book has a very strong business focus and has been used in the UK on many MBA courses as well…

Book details

Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Financial Times/Prentice Hall
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 648
Size: 7.68" wide x 9.65" long x 0.79" tall
Weight: 2.332



Preface



The new economic policy consensus



What makes nations grow



The market system and competition



The market system in action



Market demand and the pricing decision



The firm in a competitive market



The economics of market power



Competition policy, privatisation and regulation



Government intervention and the market system



Business and the environment



Hiring labour and the investment decision



The macroeconomic framework



Aggregate supply, aggregate demand and the price level



Price stability and central banks



Understanding interest rates and monetary policy



Unemployment and the changing labour market



Fiscal policy, budget deficits and government debt



Business fluctuations and forecasting



The global economy



Foreign trade: patterns and policy



Capital flows and foreign investment



Labour migration



The balance of payments: what it is and why it matters



Coping with exchange rates



Exchange rate regimes and the Euro


Index