The economy
by
 
CORE team, author.

Title
The economy

Author
CORE team, author.

ISBN
9780198810247
 
9781527212091

Corporate Author
CORE team, author.

Physical Description
xxiii, 1126 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 27 cm

General Note
"Coreecon"--Cover.
 
"CORE Economics Education"--Title page verso.
 
"The Economy was produced by a group of authors—the CORE team—together with teaching and learning experts, researchers, reviewers, instructors, students in the pilot universities, and editors, designers, and web developers."--Page xxi.

Contents
The capitalist revolution -- Technology, population, and growth -- Scarcity, work, and choice -- Social interactions -- Property and power: mutual gains and conflict -- The firm: owners, managers, and employees -- The firm and its customers -- Supply and demand: price-taking and competitive markets -- The labour market: wages, profits, and unemployment -- Banks, money, and the credit market -- Rent-seeking, price-setting, and market dynamics -- Markets, efficiency, and public policy -- Economic fluctuations and unemployment -- Unemployment and fiscal policy -- Inflation, unemployment, and monetary policy -- Technological progress, employment, and living standards in the long run -- Capstone: the great depression, golden age, and global financial crisis -- Capstone: the nation and the world economy -- Capstone: economic inequality -- Capstone: economics of the environment -- Capstone: innovation, information, and the networked economy -- Capstone: economics, politics, and public policy.

Abstract
This introductory economics text equips students to address today's pressing problems by mastering the conceptual and quantitative tools of contemporary economics.

Subject Term
Economics -- Textbooks.
 
International economic relations -- Textbooks.
 
Economics -- Study and teaching.

Added Corporate Author
Coreecon (Organization),


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