Modern Principles of Economics4th EditionTyler Cowen, Alex Tabarrok Publisher: Worth PublishersISBN: 9781319098728
Modern Principles of Economics
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Chapter 1 - The Big IdeasChapter 2 - The Power Of Trade And Comparative AdvantageChapter 3 - Supply And DemandChapter 4 - Equlllbrlum: How Supply And Demand Determine PriceChapter 5 - Elasticity And Its AppllcatlonsChapter 6 - Taxces And SubsidiesChapter 7 - The Price System: Signals, Speculation, And PredictionChapter 8 - Price Ceilings And FloorsChapter 9 - International TradeChapter 10 - Externalities: When The Price Is Not Right
Chapter 11 - Costs And Profit Maximization Under CompetitionChapter 12 - Competition And The Invisible HandChapter 13 - MonopolyChapter 14 - Price Discrimination And Pricing StrategyChapter 15 - Olligopoly And Game TheoryChapter 15.A - Nash EquilibriumChapter 16 - Competing For Monopoly: The Economics Of Network GoodsChapter 17 - Monopolistic Competition And AdvertisingChapter 18 - Labor MarketsChapter 19 - Public Goods And The Tragedy Of CommonsChapter 20 - Political Economy And Public ChoiceChapter 21 - Economics, Ethics, And Public PolleyChapter 22 - Managing IncentivesChapter 23 - Stock Markets And Personal FinanceChapter 24 - Asymmetric Information: Moral Hazard And Adverse SelectionChapter 25 - Consumer ChoiceChapter 26 - Gdp And The Measurement Of ProgressChapter 27 - The Wealth Of Nations And Economic GrowthChapter 27.A - The Magic Of Compound Growth Using A SpreadsheetChapter 28 - Growth, Capital Accumulation, And The Economics Of Ideas (solow Model)Chapter 28.A - Excellent GrowthChapter 29 - Saving, Investment, And The Financial SystemChapter 30 - Unemplovment And Labor Force ParticipationChapter 31 - Inflation And The Quantity Theory Of MoneyChapter 32 - Business Fluctuations: Aggregate Demand And SuppplyChapter 33 - Transmission And Amplification MechanismsChapter 34 - The Federal Reserve System And Open Market OperationsChapter 35 - Monetary PolicyChapter 36 - The Federal Budget: Taxes And SpendingChapter 37 - Fiscal PolicyChapter 38 - International FinanceChapter A - Reading Graphs And Making Graphs
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