00000cam a22000004a 4500 UP-1685675941123864707 Buklod 20110625135841.0 aa rb |||1 u| ta 110625s xx d r |||| u| 9780071089241 (iLib)UPTAC-00008828479 DECON UPVTC eng HB 171.5 S25 2011 Samuelson, Paul Anthony 1915- Economics Paul A. Samuelson, William D. Nordhaus. 19th ed., international ed. Singapore McGraw-Hill Educ. (Asia) 2011. xxiv, 715 p. ill. 25.5 cm. Table of Contents: A Centrist Proclamation. Preface. For The Student: Economics and The Internet. -- Part One. Basic Concepts: Chapter 1. The Central Concepts Of Economics -- A. Why Study Economics? -- B. The Three Problems of Economic Organization -- C. Society's Technological Possibilities -- Appendix 1. How to Read Graphs -- The Production-Possibility Frontier -- Chapter 2. The Modern Mixed Economy -- A. The Market Mechanism -- B. Trade, Money, and Capital -- C. The Visible Hand of Government -- Chapter 3. Basic Elements of Supply and Demand -- A. The Demand Schedule -- B. The Supply Schedule -- C. Equilibrium of Supply and Demand -- Part Two. Microeconomics: Supply, Demand, and Product Markets: Chapter 4. Supply and Demand: Elasticity and Applications -- A. Price Elasticity of Demand and Applications -- B. Applications to Major Economic Issues -- Chapter 5. Demand and Consumer Behavior -- Appendix 5. Geometrical Analysis of Consumer Equilibrium -- Chapter 6. Production and Business Organization -- A. Theory of Production and Marginal Products -- B. Business Organizations -- Chapter 7. Analysis of Costs -- A. Economic Analysis of Costs -- B. Economic Costs and Business Accounting -- C. Opportunity Costs -- Appendix 7. Production, Cost Theory, and Decisions of The Firm -- Chapter 8. Analysis of Perfectly Competitive Markets -- A. Supply Behavior of The Competitive Firm -- B. Supply Behavior in Competitive Industries -- C. Special Cases of Competitive Markets -- D. Efficiency and Equity of Competitive Markets -- Chapter 9. Imperfect Competition and Monopoly -- A. Patterns of Imperfect Competition -- B. Monopoly Behavior -- Chapter 10. Competition Among The Few -- A. Behavior of Imperfect Competitors -- B. Game Theory -- C. Public Policies to Combat Market Power -- Chapter 11. Economics of Uncertainty -- A. Economics of Risk and Uncertainty -- B. The Economics of Insurance -- C. Health Care: The Problems That Won't Get Away -- D. Innovation and Information -- Part Three. Factor Markets: Labor, Land, and Capital: Chapter 12. How Markets Determine Incomes -- A. Income and Wealth -- B. Input Pricing by Marginal Productivity -- Chapter 13. The Labor Market -- A. Fundamentals of Wage Determination -- B. Labor Market Issues and Policies -- Chapter 14. Land, Natural Resources, and The Environment -- A. The Economics of Natural Resources -- B. Environmental Economics -- Chapter 15. Capital, Interest, and Profits -- A. Basic Concepts of Interests and Capital -- B. The Theory of Capital, Profits, and Interest -- Part Four. Applications of Economic Principles: Chapter 16. Government Taxation and Expenditure -- A. Government Control of The Economy -- B. Government Expenditures -- C. Economic Aspects of Taxation -- Chapter 17. Efficiency vs. Equality: The Big Tradeoff -- A. The Sources of Inequality -- B. Anti-Poverty Policies -- Chapter 18. International Trade -- A. The Nature of International Trade -- B. Comparative Advantage among Nations -- C. Protectionism -- Part Five. Macroeconomics: Economic Growth and Business Cycles: Chapter 19. Overview of Macroeconomics -- A. Key Concepts of Macroeconomics -- B. Aggregate Supply and Demand -- Appendix 19. Macroeconomics Data for The United States -- Chapter 20. Measuring Economic Activity -- Chapter 21. Consumption and Investment -- A. Consumption and Saving -- B. Investment -- Chapter 22. Business Cycles and Aggregate Demand -- A. What are Business Cycles? -- B. Aggregate Demand and Business Cycles -- C. The Multiplier Model -- D. Fiscal Policy in The Multiplier Model -- Chapter 23. Money and The Financial Systems -- A. The Modern Financial System -- B. The Special Case of Money -- C. Banks and The Supply of Money -- D. The Stock Market -- Chapter 24. Monetary Policy and The Economy -- A. Central Banking and The Federal Reserve System -- B. The Monetary Transmission Mechanism -- C. Applications of Monetary Economics -- Part Six. Growth, Development, and The Global Economy: Chapter 25. Economic Growth -- A. Theories of Economic Growth -- B. The Patterns of Growth in The United States -- Chapter 26. The Challenge of Economic Development -- A. Population Growth and Development -- B. Economic Growth in Poor Countries -- C. Alternative Models for Development -- Chapter 27. Exchange Rates and The International Financial System -- A. The Balance of International Payments -- B. The Determination of Foreign Exchange Rates -- C. The International Monetary System -- Chapter 28. Open-Economy Macroeconomics -- A. Foreign Trade and Economic Activity -- B. Interdependence in The Global Economy -- C. International Economic Issues -- Part Seven. Unemployment, Inflation, and Economic Policy: Chapter 29. Unemployment and The Foundations of Aggregate Supply -- A. The Foundations of Aggregate Supply -- B. Unemployment -- Chapter 30. Inflation -- A. Definition and Impact of Inflation -- B. Modern Inflation Theory -- C. Dilemmas of Anti-Inflation Theory -- Chapter 31. Frontiers of Macroeconomics -- A. The Economic Consequences of The Government Debt -- B. Advances in Modern Macroeconomics -- C. Stabilizing the Economy -- D. Economic Growth and Human Welfare. -- Glossary of Terms. Index. McGraw-Hill international edition by McGraw-Hill Education (Asia). Economics. Nordhaus, William D. Table of contents only https://drive.google.com/file/d/105aoqBpTIvkJE6JBXFkOqkeSSBWNW6Q-/view?usp=drivesdk FO Monograph UPTAC UPTAC HB 171.5 S25 2011 Book