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Economics: private and public choice. / James D. Gwartey.

By: Gwartney, James DContributor(s): Stoup, Richard L | Sobel, Russel SMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: Fort worth: The dryden press, 2000Edition: 9thDescription: xlvi, 934p.: ill.; 26cmISBN: 0030212839Subject(s): EconomicsLOC classification: HB171.5.G96
Contents:
Contents:The economic approach -- Some tools of the economist -- Supply, demand, and the market process -- The economic role of government -- The economics of collective decision making -- Taking the nation's economic pulse -- Economic fluctuations, unemployment, and inflation -- An introduction to basic macroeconomics markets -- Working with our basic aggregate demand/aggregate supply model -- Keynesian foundations of modern macroeconomics -- Fiscal policy -- Money and the banking system -- Modern macroeconomics: monetary policy -- Stabilization policy, output, and employment -- Economic growth -- Gaining from international trade -- International finance and the foreign exchange market.
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Includes index.

Contents:The economic approach -- Some tools of the economist -- Supply, demand, and the market process -- The economic role of government -- The economics of collective decision making -- Taking the nation's economic pulse -- Economic fluctuations, unemployment, and inflation -- An introduction to basic macroeconomics markets -- Working with our basic aggregate demand/aggregate supply model -- Keynesian foundations of modern macroeconomics -- Fiscal policy -- Money and the banking system -- Modern macroeconomics: monetary policy -- Stabilization policy, output, and employment -- Economic growth -- Gaining from international trade -- International finance and the foreign exchange market.

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