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Economics, 8/e

David Begg
Rudiger Dornbusch
Stanley Fischer

ISBN: 0077107756
Copyright year: 2005

You will find below the Table of Contents for David Begg's Economics, eighth edition.

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Part One: Introduction

1. Economics and the economy
2. Tools of economic analysis
3. Demand, supply, and the market
4. Elasticities of demand and supply

Part Two: Microeconomics

5. Consumer choice and demand decisions
6. Introducing supply decisions
7. Costs and supply
8. Perfect competition and pure monopoly
9. Market structure and imperfect competition
10. The labour market
11. Different types of labour
12. Factor markets and income distribution
13. Risk and information
14. The information economy

Part Three: Welfare Economics

15. Welfare economics
16. Government spending and revenue
17. Industrial policy and competition policy
18. Natural monopoly: public or private?

Part Four: Macroeconomics

19: Intro to macroeconomics
20: Output and aggregate demand
21: Fiscal policy and foreign trade
22. Money and Banking
23. Interest rates and monetary transmission
24. Monetary and fiscal policy
25. Aggregate supply, prices and the adjustment to shocks
26. Inflation, expectations, and credibility
27. Unemployment
28. Exchange rates and the balance of payments
29: Open economy macroeconomics
30. Economic Growth
31. Business cycles
32. Macroeconomics: taking stock

Part Five: The World Economy

33: International trade
34: Exchange rate regimes
35: European integration
36: Less developed countries

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