Economics John B. Taylor. - Taylor, John B. (Boston Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004)
The Central Idea. -- Observing and explaining the economy. -- The supplu and demand model. -- Elasticity and its uses. -- The demand curve and the behavior of consumers. -- The supply curve and the behavior of firms. -- The interactions of people in markets. -- Costs and the changes at firms over time. -- The rise and fall of industries. -- Monopolies. -- Product differentiation, monopolistic competition, and obligopoly. -- Anti trust policy and regulation. -- Labor markets. -- Taxes, transfers =, and income distribution. -- Public goods, externalities, and government beahvior. -- Physical capital and financial markets. -- Macroeconomics: the big picture. -- Measuring the production, income and spending of nations. -- The spending allocation model. -- Unemployment and employment. -- Productivity and economic growth. -- Money and inflation. -- The nature and cause of economic fluctuations. -- The economic inflations model. -- Fiscal policy. -- Monetary policy. -- Economic ground the world. -- The gains from international trade. -- Emerging market economics.
Overhead transparencies to accompany economics
Keywords: Economics