Introductory Economics

Name: Introductory Economics
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ISBN: 9789812568915

ISBN-10: 9812568913

ISBN-13: 9789812568915

Edition: 4th 2006

Authors: Arleen J. Hoag, John H. Hoag

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- Short one-concept chapters so that students can easily digest the material. However, the concepts are explained more fully than most competing texts - Clear, lucid style applied to logical, straightforward explanation of the material - There is a conscientious effort to integrate material between chapters. Module introductions, chapter introductions and summaries are used to link and integrate chapters - Flexibility. One-concept chapters make it easy for the instructor to select the desired material - There is one chapter each on demand, supply, equilibrium and elasticity. Other texts devote at most two chapters to this material - The production possibilities chapter provides a clear…

Book details

List price: $53.00
Edition: 4th
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 505
Size: 6.52" wide x 9.64" long x 1.12" tall
Weight: 1.980
Language: English




The economic problem



The meaning of economics



Methods



Production possibilities



Economic systems



Price determination



Demand



Supply



Market equilibrium



Price elasticity



Behind the supply curve



Diminishing returns



Cost



Revenue



Profit



Perfectly competitive supply



Monopoly



Imperfect competition



Demand for inputs



Measuring the economy



Unemployment and inflation



Gross domestic product



Price indexes



Business cycles



The level of income



Consumption and investment



Macro equilibrium



Government



The Keynesian cross



Fiscal policy



Money



Money



Monetary tools



Money and the level of income



Economic policy



Trade



Trade without money



Trade with money



Conclusion