INTRODUCTORY ECONOMICS

The objective of the survey course is to provide the student with an understanding of economic forces. In a scant forty or so hours of class time, the student is expected to gain an understanding not just of the economic problems of today but also of those that will be encountered in the future. The achievement of this nearly impossible goal involves the instructor, the student, and a textbook. A good text provides the student with a foundation on which the instructor can build. We believe that we have written a book that serves as this foundation and makes the classroom time more productive.

CONTENTS

1. The Meaning of Economics
2. Methods
3. Production Possibilities
4. Economic Systems
5. Demand
6. Supply
7. Market Equilibrium
8. Price Elasticity
9. Diminishing Returns
10. Cost
11. Revenue
12. Profit
13. Perfectly Competitive Supply
14. Monopoly
15. Imperfect Competition
16. Demand for Inputs
17. Unemployment and Inflation
18. Gross Domestic Product
19. Price Indexes
20. Business Cycles
21. Consumption and Investment
22. Macro Equilibrium
23. Government
24. The Keynesian Cross
25. Fiscal Policy
26. Money
27. Monetary Tools
28. Money and the Level of Income
29. Economic Policy
30. Trade without Money
31. Trade with Money

Conclusion
Glossary
Index

Páginas : 532
Peso : 6mb.
Formato : PDF.
Edición : 4 edition
Año de Publicación :2000
ISBN : 978-9812568915
Editorial : World Scientific
Autor Arleen J. Hoag, John H. Hoag

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