
Economics plus MyEconLab
by Leeds, Michael A.; von Allmen, Peter; Schiming, Richard C.Rent Textbook
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Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction | |
Economics: The Science of Everyday Life | |
Example Registering for Class on the First Day of the Semester | |
Efficiency and Allocation in the Global Economy | |
Example U.S Spending on Military Build-up and Healthcare | |
The American Economy in a Global Setting | |
Example Ups and Downs of Pittsburgh's Steel Industry | |
Introduction to the Demand and Supply Framework | |
Example Market for Coffee in Burlington, Vermont | |
Elasticity | |
Example Lunchtime Market for Fast Food | |
Market Efficiency and Government Intervention | |
Example Buying a Laptop Computer for College | |
The Role of Consumers and Firms | |
Consumer Behavior | |
EXAMPLE Spending Money on Pizza or CDs | |
Firm Production and Cost | |
EXAMPLE Guitar Production in Nashville, TN | |
Market Structure, Pricing, and Public Policy | |
Perfect Competition | |
EXAMPLE Pike Place Market and the Seattle Salmon Business | |
Monopoly | |
Example Major League Baseball and an Atlanta Braves game | |
Monopolistic Competition and Product Differentiation | |
Example Philly Cheese Steak Industry | |
Oligopoly | |
Example Video Game Console Industry | |
Antitrust, Regulation, and Deregulation | |
Example Ticketmaster as a Monopoly | |
Resource Markets, Market Failure and Public Goods | |
Firms and Financial Markets | |
Example Google's Rise to Prominence | |
Labor Markets | |
Example MP3 Carrying Case Manufacturer | |
Poverty and the Distribution of Income | |
Example Oprah Winfrey's Career | |
Market Failure and Public Goods | |
Example The Chesapeake Bay's Endangered Natural Resources | |
Measuring Macroeconomic Health | |
Unemployment and Employment | |
Example Unemployed College Grad in the San Francisco Job Market | |
Inflation and Prices | |
Example Hyperinflation in Germany During the 1920's | |
GDP and the Business Cycle | |
Example Buying American: Toyota Matrix or Ford Focus | |
The Aggregate Demand, Aggregate Supply, and Fiscal Policy | |
Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply: The Basic Model | |
Example Comparison of Macroeconomics Outcomes After the Vietnam War and Gulf Wars | |
From Short-Run to Long-Run Equilibrium: The Model in Action | |
Example Comparative Performance of Various Economies | |
The Role of Aggregate Demand in the Short-Run | |
Example Hollywood's Fascination with the Great Depression | |
Fiscal Policy | |
Example "Blame Game" Over the Health of the Economy During Presidential Elections | |
The Federal Budget and the National Debt | |
Example Spiraling U.S. National Debt | |
Money and Monetary Policy | |
Basics of Money and Banking | |
Example Private Currency in Ithaca, New York | |
Money Creation and Monetary Policy | |
Example Federal Reserve Actions to Stabilize the U.S. Economy in the Wakeof the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks | |
Money in the Macroeconomy | |
Example Federal Reserve Doubles M1 Money Supply | |
Long-Run Economic Health | |
Long-Run Implications of Macroeconomic Policy | |
Example Debate Over Active versus Passive Stabilizatoin Policies in Response to the 2001 Recession | |
Economic Growth | |
Example Comparing the U.S. and Mexican Economies | |
International Trade and Finance | |
International Trade | |
Example Anti-globalization Protesters at the WTO Meeting in Seattle, WA | |
International Finance | |
Example The Argentine Financial Crisis | |
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