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New York : McGraw-Hill, c1991

xi, 618 s. : il. ; 28 cm

ISBN 0-07-056166-4

000104997

To the Instructor v/i // To the Student ix // Acknowledgments xi // SECTION I BASICS I // 1. An Overview 7 // 2. Supply and Demand 75 // 3. The Public Sector 37 // 4. National-Income Accounting 5 7 // SECTION II MACROECONOMICS 63 // PART A MAJOR PROBLEMS 63 // 5. The Business Cycle 63 // 6. Unemployment 75 // 7. Inflation 87 // PART B POLICY OPTIONS: THE KEYNESIAN APPROACH 103 // 8. Aggregate Spending 103 // 9. Potential Instability 127 // 10. Fiscal Policy 147 // 11. The National Debt 159 // PART C POLICY OPTIONS: MONETARY APPROACHES 175 // 12. Money and Banks 175 // 13. The Federal Reserve System 189 // 14. Monetary Policy 205 // PART D POLICY OPTIONS: SUPPLY-SIDE APPROACHES 221 // 15. Supply-Side Policies 221 // 16. Economic Growth: Sources and Limits 243 // PART E CURRENT POLICIES 257 // 17. Theory and Reality 257 // 18. Global Macro 273 // SECTION III MICROECONOMICS 293 // PART A PRODUCT MARKETS: BASIC THEORY // 19. The Demand for Goods 293 // 20. The Costs of Production 315 // 21. The Competitive Firm 337 // 22. Competitive Markets 357 // 23. Monopoly 377 // 24. Imperfect Competition 401 // PART B PRODUCT MARKETS: ISSUES 417 // 25. Market Power and Antitrust 417 // 26. Deregulation of Business 431 // 27. Environmental Protection 447 // 28. The Farm Problem 465 // PART C FACTOR MARKETS: BASIC THEORY 477 // 29. The Labor Market 477 // 30. Power in Labor Markets 499 // 31. Rent, Interest, and Profit 515 // PART D FACTOR MARKETS: ISSUES 531 // 32. Taxes: Equity vs. Efficiency 531 // 33. Work vs. Welfare 545 // 34. Financial Markets 553 // SECTION IV INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND COMPARATIVE SYSTEMS 567 // 35. International Trade 567 // 36. International Finance 581 // 37. International Development 595 // 38. The Collapse of Communism 605