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Basic Principles of Microeconomics: Individual and Social Choice, Scientific Economic Analysis, Supply Demand, Prices
Economic Principles in Action: Turbulent Times in the U.S. and World Economy p. 2
What is Economics? An Introduction to the Basic Ideas p. 28
The Marginal Concept and Scientific Economic Analysis p. 43
How Society Chooses: The Market Process and the Price Mechanism p. 56
Demand, Supply, and Prices: How the Pure Market System Works p. 72
Principles of Macroeconomics I: Money, Spending, Output, Income
Macroeconomics: The Circular Flow of Income and Spending p. 92
Money: What It Is, What It Does; American Banking System p. 106
How the Banking System Creates Money: The Deposit Multiplier p. 124
How to Measure National Output and Income: GNP and Price Indexes p. 141
Principles of Macroeconomics II: Analyzing National Income
National Income Analysis I: Components of Income-Spending Stream p. 160
National Income Analysis II: Savings, Investment, and Macroequilibrium p. 181
National Income Analysis III: Keynesian and Monetary Theories p. 197
Macro Principles and Problems: Inflation, Unemployment, and the Stabilization Dilemma
Business Cycles: The Income Multiplier and the Acceleration Principle p. 218
Monetary Policy, the Bond Market, and the Stabilizing Role of the Fed p. 229
Keynesian Fiscal Policy, the Automatic Stabilizers, and the National Debt p. 243
The Economic Stabilization Dilemma: Unemployment with Inflation p. 260
Modern Keynesianism, Modern Monetarism, and Other (Newer) Theories of the Macroeconomy, Viewed in the AD-AS Framework
Another Way to View the Macroeconomy: The Aggregate Demand-Aggregate Supply (AD-AS) Diagram p. 280
Evolution of Macrotheory I: Classical, Keynesian, Monetarist, and "New Classical" Theories p. 304
Evolution of Macrotheory II: Supply-Side Theories, "Real" Business Cycles and Lessons of the 1980s p. 326
More Microeconomics: Specialization, Trade, Functions of Prices on Input and Output Markets
Comparative Advantage, Specialization and Trade p. 350
Income Distribution and the Input Question: the Factor Markets p. 366
Consumer Demand Analysis: Indifference Curves, Marginal Utility, Elasticity p. 384
Theory of the Firm: Cost, Revenue, Optimizing Decisions
Short-Run Cost Analysis: How Efficiency Changes as Output Changes p. 410
Revenue Analysis: Market Demand, Prices, and the Firm's Revenues p. 427
Short-Run Costs and Revenues: Optimum Output, Market Supply p. 445
Long-Run Supply and Cost: Market Structure, Optimum Input Mix p. 462
Functions of Price Mechanism: Operation of "Free Market" Economy p. 482
Micro Principles and Problems: Real-World Markets and Social Choices
The Real World I: Microinstability, Inequality, Externalities p. 502
The Real World II: Monopoly Power, Administered Prices p. 523
Real-World Markets: How Prices Are Set; How Buyers and Sellers Respond p. 540
The "Basic Law" of Real-World Markets: The "Reflex Effect" p. 562
Micro Problems I: Progress, Pollution, Population p. 580
Micro Problems II: Urbanization, Poverty, Discrimination p. 601
American Economy: Agriculture, Labor, Business, Government
Evolution of American Economy, Role of Agriculture p. 620
Population, Labor Force, Wages, Labor-Management Relations p. 643
Big Business, Antitrust, Foreign Competition, and Social Control p. 661
Public Finance I: Government Spending in Fact and in Theory p. 685
Public Finance II: Taxes in Theory and Practice p. 705
American Economy in the Early 1990s: Overview and Synthesis p. 727
The World Economy: Trade, Development, Economic Systems
International Trade I: Economics of Trade, Trade Restrictions p. 738
International Trade II: International Finance, Balance of Payments p. 763
International Trade III: Reorganization of World Exchange System p. 780
Economic Development I: Underdevelopment and Principles of Economic Growth p. 800
Economic Development II: Alternatives, Plans, Prospects for LDCs p. 819
Economic Systems of the 1980s: Economic Planning, Market Process p. 834