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Cengage Economics 2015 Edition by Boyes, Melvin
Gain A Solid Global Understanding Of Basic Economic Principles And Examine The Latest Thinking On Important Microeconomic And Macroeconomic Happenings With Boyes/Melvin'S Popular Economics, 10E. A Reader-Friendly Writing Style, Carefully Integrated Learning Features, And Emphasis On Global Economics Help You Fully Understand The Connections Between Key Economic Principles And Today'S Actual Business Practices.Timely Updates And Memorable Examples Ensure You Are Learning Using The Latest Economic Developments. Solid Microeconomics Materials Emphasize The Fundamentals And Practical Application Of Current Events, While Macroeconomics Coverage Highlights The Financial Crisis And Its Global Implications. You Also Gain In-Depth Understanding Of Globalization -- One Of Today'S Most Significant Business Issues -- And Its Impact On Economic Growth And Poverty.Cutting-Edge Learning Technology And A Full Range Of Supplements, Including The World-Leading Aplia Homework System And Mindtap, And An Integrated Ereader, Help Clarify Key Economic Concepts And Equip You With The Economic Background You Need For Success In Business Today. Table Of Contents - 1. The Wealth Of Nations: Ownership And Economic Freedom.1A. Working With Graphs.2. Scarcity And Opportunity Costs.3. Markets And The Price System.4. The Aggregate Economy.5. National Income Accounting.6. An Introduction To The Foreign Exchange Market And The Balance Of Payments.7. Unemployment And Inflation.8. Macroeconomic Equilibrium: Aggregate Demand And Supply.9. Aggregate Expenditures.9A. An Algebraic Model Of Aggregate Expenditures.10. Income And Expenditures Equilibrium.10A. An Algebraic Model Of Income And Expenditures Equilibrium.11. Fiscal Policy.11A. An Algebraic Examination Of The Balanced-Budget Change In Fiscal Policy.12. Money And Banking.13. Monetary Policy.14. Macroeconomic Policy: Tradeoffs, Expectations, Credibility, And Sources Of Business Cycles.15. Macroeconomic Viewpoints: New Keynesian, Monetarist, And New Classical.16. Economic Growth.17. Development Economics.18. Globalization.19. Using Economics To Understand The World Around You.20. Elasticity: Demand And Supply.21. Demand: Consumer Choice.21A. Indifference Analysis.22. Supply: The Costs Of Doing Business.22A. The Mechanics Of Going From Production To Costs.23. Profit Maximization.24. Perfect Competition.25. Monopoly.26. Monopolistic Competition And Oligopoly.27. Markets And Government.28. Antitrust And Regulation.29. Resource Markets.30. The Labor Market.31. The Capital Market.32. The Land Market And Natural Resources.33. Current Issues: Income, Income Distribution, Poverty, And Government Policy.34. World Trade Equilibrium.35. International Trade Restrictions.36. Exchange Rates And Financial Links Between Countries.