Economics : an instroductory analysis

Texto introductorio fundamental que define el mainstream de la economía occidental de la posguerra, fusionando la economía neoclásica (teoría de la oferta y la demanda, utilidad, costos, microestructura del mercado) con la economía keynesiana (determinación del ingreso nacional, ciclos económicos, p...

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Autor Principal: Samuelson, Paul Anthony
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Nueva York : McGraw-Hill, 1967
Edición:7a. ed.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • 1. Introduction.
  • 2. Central problems of every economic society.
  • 3. Price functioning of a “Mixed” capitalistic enterprise system.
  • 4. Supply and demand: the bare elements.
  • 5. Business organization and income.
  • 6. Affluence and poverty: individual and family income.
  • 7. Labor and industrial relations.
  • 8. The economic role of government: expenditure, regulation, and finance.
  • 9. The economic role of government: federal taxation and local finance.
  • 10. National income and product.
  • 11. Saving, consumption, and investment.
  • 12. Income determination: the simple theory.
  • 13. Income determination: the multiplier and fiscal policy.
  • 14. Business cycles and forecasting.
  • 15. Princes and money.
  • 16. The banking system and deposit creation.
  • 17. Federal reserve and central bank monetery policy.
  • 18. Synthesis of monetary analysis and income analysis.
  • 19. Fiscal policy and full employment without inflation.
  • 20. Determination of prince by supply and demand.
  • 21. Supply and demand as applied to agriculture.
  • 22. The theory of demand and utility.
  • 23. Competitive supply.
  • 24. Analysis of costs.
  • 25. Equilibrium of the firm: profit maximization under monopoly.
  • 26. Imperfect competition and antitrust policy.
  • 27. Theory of production and marginal-products.
  • 28. Pricing of factor inputs: rents of land and other resources.
  • 29. Competitive wages and collective bargaining.
  • 30. Interest and capital.
  • 31. Profits and incentives.
  • 32. Epilogue to microeconomic pricing.
  • 33. The balance of international payments.
  • 34. International trade and the theory of comparative advantage.
  • 35. The economics of tariff protection and free trade.
  • 36. Current international economic problems.
  • 37. The theory of growth.
  • 38. Problems of economic growth and development.
  • 39. Problems of growth and price stability in an advanced economy.
  • 40. Alternative economic systems.