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Tucker, Irvin B.
Publisher: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 9781337738736

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Author: Tucker, Irvin B.
ISBN: 9781337738736

Chapter 1 - Introducing The Economic Way Of Thinking Chapter 1.6 - Why Do Economists Disagree?Chapter 1.A - Applying Graphs To Economics Chapter 2 - Productions Possibilities, Opportunity Costs, And Economic Growth Chapter 2.6 - Sources Of Economic Growth Chapter 2.7 - Present Investment And The Future Production Possibilities Curve Chapter P1 - Introduction To Economics Chapter 3 - Market Demand And Supply Chapter 3.7 - A Market Supply And Demand Analysis Chapter 3.A - Consumer Surplus, Proudcer Suplus, And Market Efficency

Chapter 4 - Markets In Action Chapter 4.2 - Can The Laws Of Supply And Demand Be Repealed?Chapter 4.3 - Market Failure Chapter 5 - Price Elasticity Of Demand And Supply Chapter 5.3 - Determinants Of Price Elasticity Of Demand Chapter 6 - Consumer Choice Theory Chapter 6.1 - From Utility To The Law Of Demand Chapter 6.2 - Income And Substitution Effects And The Law Of Demand Chapter 6.A - Indifference Curve Analysis Chapter 7 - Proudction Costs Chapter 7.5 - Long-run Production Costs Chapter P2 - Microeconomics Fundamentals Chapter 8 - Perefect Competition Chapter 8.5 - Long-run Supply Curves Under Perfect Competition Chapter 9 - Monopoly Chapter 9.1 - The Monopoly Market Structure Chapter 9.2 - Price And Output Decisions For A Monopolist Chapter 9.4 - Comparing Monopoly And Perfect Competition Chapter 10 - Monopolistic Competition And Oligoply Chapter 10.1 - The Monopolistic Competition Market Structure Chapter 10.5 - Price And Output Decisions For An Oligopolist Chapter 10.6 - Review Of The Four Market Structures Chapter 11 - Labor Markets Chapter 11.3 - Employer Power Chapter P3 - Market Structure Chapter 12 - Income Distribution, Poverty, And Discrimination Chapter 12.2 - Poverty Chapter 12.5 - Discrimination Chapter 13 - Antitrust And Regulation Chapter 13.2 - Key Antitrust Cases Chapter 13.6 - Imperfect Information Chapter 14 - Environmental Economics Chapter 14.2 - Achieving Environmental Efficiency Chapter P4 - Microeconomics Policy Issues Chapter 15 - Gross Domestic Product Chapter 15.6 - Other National Income Accounts Chapter 16 - Business Cycles And Unemployment Chapter 16.4 - The Goal Of Full Employment Chapter 16.5 - Nonmonetary And Demographic Consequences Of Unemployment Chapter 17 - Inflation Chapter 17.2 - Consequences Of Inflation Chapter P5 - Macroeconomics Fundamentals Chapter 18 - The Keynesian Model Chapter 18.4 - Why Investment Demand Is Unstable Chapter 19 - The Keynesian Model In Action Chapter 19.4 - Recessionary And Inflationary Gaps Chapter 20 - Aggregate Demand And Supply Chapter 20.7 - Cost-push And Demand-pull Inflation Revisited Chapter 20.A - The Self Correcting Aggregate Demand And Supply Model Chapter 21 - Fiscal Policy Chapter 21.3 - Supply-side Fiscal Policy Chapter 22 - The Public Sector Chapter 22.4 - Public Choice Theory Chapter 23 - Federal Deficits, Surpluses, And The National Debt Chapter 23.1 - The Federal Budget Balancing Act Chapter 23.3 - Why Worry Over The National Debt?Chapter P6 - Macroeconomics Theory And Policy Chapter 24 - Money And The Federal Reserve System Chapter 24.1 - What Makes Money?Chapter 24.4 - What A Federal Reserve Bank Does Chapter 24.5 - The U.s. Banking Revolution Chapter 25 - Money Creation Chapter 25.3 - How Monetary Policy Creates Money Chapter 26 - Monetary Policy Chapter 26.3 - Comparison Of Macroeconomic Views Chapter 26.A - Policy Disputes Using The Self Correcting Aggregate Demand And Supply Model Chapter 27 - The Philips Curve And Expetactions Theory Chapter 27.3 - The Theory Of Rational Expectations Chapter 27.6 - How Different Macroeconomic Theories Attack Inflation Chapter P7 - Money, Banking, And Monetary Policy Chapter 28 - International Trade And Finance Chapter 28.4 - Arguments For Protection Chapter 28.6 - Exchange Rates Chapter 29 - Economies In Transition Chapter 29.3 - Economies In Transition Chapter 30 - Growth And Less Developed Countries Chapter 30.2 - Economic Growth And Development Around The World Chapter P8 - The International Economy

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