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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1337613045
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1337613040
Author: Irvin B. Tucker

The most reader-friendly economics approach available, ECONOMICS FOR TODAY, 10E by national award-winning educator Irvin Tucker presents macro and micro economic concepts using a writing style that is engaging and clear, no matter what your current level of economic understanding. A unique presentation and visual learning system, colorful graphs and Causation Chains further clarify important economic principles. The book concisely presents and reinforces core concepts, while online resources immediately facilitate assessment of understanding. You study the latest information on economic growth, income distribution, federal deficits, environmental issues, and other developments in economics today. The book’s easy-to-follow format demonstrates how to apply principles to your everyday life, while numerous printed and digital study tools help you further master key current economic principles.

Table of Content:

Part 1: Introduction to Economics
Chapter 1: Introducing the Economic Way of Thinking
1-1 The Problem of Scarcity
1-2 Scarce Resources and Production
1-3 Economics: The Study of Scarcity and Choice
1-4 The Methodology of Economics
1-5 Hazards of the Economic Way of Thinking
1-6 Why Do Economists Disagree?
1-7 Careers in Economics
Appendix to Chapter 1: Applying Graphs to Economics
Chapter 2: Production Possibilities, Opportunity Cost, and Economic Growth
2-1 Three Fundamental Economic Questions
2-2 Opportunity Cost
2-3 Marginal Analysis
2-4 The Production Possibilities Curve
2-5 The Law of Increasing Opportunity Costs
2-6 Sources of Economic Growth
2-7 Present Investment and the Future Production Possibilities Curve
Part 1: Road Map: Introduction to Economics
Part 2: Microeconomics Fundamentals
Chapter 3: Market Demand and Supply
3-1 The Law of Demand
3-2 The Distinction between Changes in Quantity Demanded and Changes in Demand
3-3 Nonprice Determinants of Demand
3-4 The Law of Supply
3-5 The Distinction between Changes in Quantity Supplied and Changes in Supply
3-6 Nonprice Determinants of Supply
3-7 A Market Supply and Demand Analysis
Appendix to Chapter 3: Consumer Surplus, Producer Surplus, and Market Efficiency
Chapter 4: Markets in Action
4-1 Changes in Market Equilibrium
4-2 Can the Laws of Supply and Demand Be Repealed?
4-3 Market Failure
Appendix to Chapter 4: Applying Supply and Demand Analysis to Health Care
Chapter 5: Price Elasticity of Demand and Supply
5-1 Price Elasticity of Demand
5-2 Price Elasticity of Demand Variations along a Demand Curve
5-3 Determinants of Price Elasticity of Demand
5-4 Other Elasticity Measures
5-5 Price Elasticity and the Impact of Taxation
Chapter 6: Consumer Choice Theory
6-1 From Utility to the Law of Demand
6-2 Income and Substitution Effects and the Law of Demand
Appendix to Chapter 6: Indifference Curve Analysis
Chapter 7: Production Costs
7-1 Costs and Profit
7-2 Short-Run Production Costs
7-3 Short-Run Cost Formulas
7-4 Marginal Cost Relationships
7-5 Long-Run Production Costs
Part 2: Road Map: Microeconomics Fundamentals
Part 3: Market Structures
Chapter 8: Perfect Competition
8-1 Perfect Competition
8-2 Short-Run Profit Maximization for a Perfectly Competitive Firm
8-3 Short-Run Loss Minimization for a Perfectly Competitive Firm
8-4 Short-Run Supply Curves under Perfect Competition
8-5 Long-Run Supply Curves under Perfect Competition
Chapter 9: Monopoly
9-1 The Monopoly Market Structure
9-2 Price and Output Decisions for a Monopolist
9-3 Price Discrimination
9-4 Comparing Monopoly and Perfect Competition
Chapter 10: Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly
10-1 The Monopolistic Competition Market Structure
10-2 Price and Output Decisions for a Monopolistically Competitive Firm
10-3 Comparing Monopolistic Competition and Perfect Competition
10-4 Oligopoly-Competition among the Few
10-5 Price and Output Decisions for an Oligopolist
10-6 Review of the Four Market Structures
Chapter 11: Labor Markets
11-1 The Labor Market under Perfect Competition
11-2 Labor Unions: Employee Power
11-3 Employer Power
Part 3: Road Map: Market Structures
Part 4: Microeconomics Policy Issues
Chapter 12: Income Distribution, Poverty, and Discrimination
12-1 The Distribution of Income
12-2 Poverty
12-3 Antipoverty Programs
12-4 Reform Proposals
12-5 Discrimination
Chapter 13: Antitrust and Regulation
13-1 Antitrust
13-2 Key Antitrust Cases
13-3 Mergers and Global Antitrust Policy
13-4 Regulation
13-5 Three Cases for Government Regulation
13-6 Imperfect Information
Chapter 14: Environmental Economics
14-1 Competitive Markets and Environmental Efficiency
14-2 Achieving Environmental Efficiency
Part 4: Road Map: Microeconomics Policy Issues
Part 5: Macroeconomics Fundamentals
Chapter 15: Gross Domestic Product
15-1 Gross Domestic Product
15-2 Measuring GDP
15-3 The Expenditure Approach
15-4 The Income Approach
15-5 GDP Shortcomings
15-6 Other National Income Accounts
15-7 Changing Nominal GDP to Real GDP
Appendix to Chapter 15: A Four-Sector Circular Flow Model
Chapter 16: Business Cycles and Unemployment
16-1 The Business-Cycle Roller Coaster
16-2 Unemployment
16-3 Types of Unemployment
16-4 The Goal of Full Employment
16-5 Nonmonetary and Demographic Consequences of Unemployment
Chapter 17: Inflation
17-1 Meaning and Measurement of Inflation
17-2 Consequences of Inflation
17-3 Demand-Pull and Cost-Push Inflation
Part 5: Road Map: Macroeconomics Fundamentals
Part 6: Macroeconomics Theory and Policy
Chapter 18: The Keynesian Model
18-1 Introducing Classical Theory and the Keynesian Revolution
18-2 Reasons the Consumption Function Shifts
18-3 Investment Expenditures
18-4 Why Investment Demand Is Unstable
Chapter 19: The Keynesian Model in Action
19-1 Adding Government and Global Trade to the Keynesian Model
19-2 The Aggregate Expenditures Model
19-3 The Spending Multiplier Effect
19-4 Recessionary and Inflationary Gaps
Chapter 20: Aggregate Demand and Supply
20-1 The Aggregate Demand Curve
20-2 Reasons for the Aggregate Demand Curve’s Shape
20-3 Nonprice-Level Determinants of Aggregate Demand
20-4 The Aggregate Supply Curve
20-5 Changes in AD-AS Macroeconomic Equilibrium
20-6 Nonprice-Level Determinants of Aggregate Supply
20-7 Cost-Push and Demand-Pull Inflation Revisited
Appendix to Chapter 20: The Self-Correcting Aggregate Demand and Supply Model
Chapter 21: Fiscal Policy
21-1 Discretionary Fiscal Policy
21-2 Automatic Stabilizers
21-3 Supply-Side Fiscal Policy
Chapter 22: The Public Sector
22-1 Government Size and Growth
22-2 Financing Government Budgets
22-3 The Art of Taxation
22-4 Public Choice Theory
Chapter 23: Federal Deficits, Surpluses, and the National Debt
23-1 The Federal Budget Balancing Act
23-2 Budget Surpluses and Deficits in Other Countries
23-3 Why Worry over the National Debt?
Part 6: Road Map: Macroeconomics Theory and Policy
Part 7: Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy
Chapter 24: Money and the Federal Reserve System
24-1 What Makes Money?
24-2 Money Supply Definitions
24-3 The Federal Reserve System
24-4 What a Federal Reserve Bank Does
24-5 The U.S. Banking Revolution
Chapter 25: Money Creation
25-1 Money Creation Begins
25-2 Multiplier Expansion of Money by the Banking System
25-3 How Monetary Policy Creates Money
25-4 Monetary Policy Shortcomings
Chapter 26: Monetary Policy
26-1 How Are Interest Rates Determined?
26-2 The Monetarist View of the Role of Money
26-3 A Comparison of Macroeconomic Views
Appendix to Chapter 26: Policy Disputes Using the Self-Correcting Aggregate Demand and Supply Model
Chapter 27: The Phillips Curve and Expectations Theory
27-1 The Phillips Curve
27-2 The Long-Run Phillips Curve
27-3 The Theory of Rational Expectations
27-4 Applying the AD-AS Model to the Great Expectations Debate
27-5 Incomes Policy
27-6 How Different Macroeconomic Theories Attack Inflation
Part 7: Road Map: Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy
Part 8: The International Economy
Chapter 28: International Trade and Finance
28-1 Why Nations Need Trade
28-2 Absolute and Comparative Advantage
28-3 Free Trade versus Protectionism
28-4 Arguments for Protection
28-5 The Balance of Payments
28-6 Exchange Rates
Chapter 29: Economies in Transition
29-1 Basic Types of Economic Systems
29-2 The “ISMS”
29-3 Economies in Transition
Chapter 30: Growth and the Less-Developed Countries
30-1 Comparing Developed and Less-Developed Countries
30-2 Economic Growth and Development around the World
30-3 The Helping Hand of Advanced Countries
Part 8: Road Map: The International Economy
Appendix A: Answers to Odd-Numbered Study Questions and Problems
Appendix B: Answers to Sample Quizzes
Appendix C: Answers to Road Map Questions
Glossary
Index