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100	1		_aTucker, Irvin B. _910126
245	1	0	_aEconomics for today / _cIrvin B. Tucker
250			_a2nd ed.
260			_aCincinnati, Ohio : _bSouth-Western College Publishing, _cc2000
300			_axlv, 795 p. ; _c27 cm.
505	0		_aPreface. - Pt. 1. Introduction to economics. 1. Introducing the economic way of thinking. Appendix to chapter 1 : applying graphs to economics. 2. Production possibilities and opportunity cost. 3. Market demand and supply. 4. Markets in action. Appendix to chapter 4. Applying supply and demand analysis to health care. - Pt. 2. Microeconomic fundamentals. 5. Price elasticity of demand and supply. 6. Consumer choice theory. 7. Production costs. - Pt. 3. Market structures. 8. Perfect competition. 9. Monopoly. 10. Monopolistic competition and oligopoly. 11. Labor markets. - Pt. 4. Microeconomic policy issues. 12. Income distribution, poverty, and discrimination. 13. Antitrust and regulation. 14. Environmental economics. - Pt. 5. Macroeconomic fundamentals. 15. Gross domestic product. 16. Business cycles and unemployment. 17. Inflation. - Pt. 6. Macroeconomic theory and policy. 18. The keynesian model. 19. The keynesian model in action. 20. Aggregate demand and supply. 21. Fiscal policy. 22. The public sector. 23. Federal deficits, surpluses, and the National Debt. - Pt. 7. Money, banking, and monetory policy. 24. Money and the federal reserve system. 25. Money creation. 26. Monetory policy. 27. The Phillips Curve and expectations theory. - Pt. 8. The international economy. 28. International trade and finance. 29. Comparative economic systems. 30. Growth and the less-developed countries. - Appendixes. - Glossary. - Index.
520			_a"... the purpose of Economics for Today, 2nd. ed., is to teach in an engaging style the basic operations of the U.S. economy to students who will take a two-term economics course. Rather than taking an encyclopedic approach to economic concepts, Economics for Today focuses on the most important tools in economics supply and demand analysis and applies it to clearly explain real-world economic issues. In a nutshell, every effort has been made to make Economics for Today the most "student friendly" text on the market. This text was written to simplify the often confusing array of economic analyses that forces students to simply memorize in order to pass the course. Instead, Economics for Today, presents a straightforward and unbiased approach that effectively teaches the application of basic economic principles". - Preface.
650		0	_aEconomics.
651		0	_aUnited States _xEconomic conditions _y1981-
920			_aADP : 92926, 93988
921			_aGEN : 102372
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