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Cengage Macroeconomics 4Th Edition by N. Gregory Mankiw, Mark P. Taylor
2 Thinking Like An Economist3 The Market Forces Of Supply And Demandpart 2 The Data Of Macroeconomics4 Measuring A Nationandrsquo;S Well-Being5 Measuring The Cost Of Livingpart 3 The Real Economy In The Long Run6 Production And Growth7 Unemploymentpart 4 Interest Rates, Money And Prices In The Long Run8 Saving, Investment And The Financial System9 The Basic Tools Of Finance10 Issues In Financial Markets11 The Monetary System12 Money Growth And Inflationpart 5 The Macroeconomics Of Open Economies13 Open-Economy Macroeconomics: Basic Concepts14 A Macroeconomic Theory Of The Open Economypart 6 Short-Run Economic Fluctuations15 Business Cycles16 Keynesian Economics And Isandndash;Lm Analysis17 Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply18 The Influence Of Monetary And Fiscal Policy On Aggregate Demand19 The Short-Run Trade-Off Between Inflation And Unemployment20 Supply-Side Policiespart 7 International Macroeconomics21 Common Currency Areas And European Monetary Union22 The Financial Crisis And Sovereign Debtabout The Author: N. Gregory Mankiw, Mark P. Taylorn. Gregory Mankiw Is Robert M. Beren Professor Of Economics At Harvard University. For 14 Years Hetaught Ec10 Principles, The Most Popular Course At Harvard. He Studied Economics At Princeton University And Mit. Prof. Mankiw Is A Prolific Writer And A Regular Participant In Academic And Policy Debates. His Research Includes Work On Price Adjustment, Consumer Behaviour, Financial Markets, Monetary And Fiscal Policy, And Economic Growth. His Published Articles Have Appeared In Academic Journals Such As The American Economic Review, Journal Of Political Economy, And Quarterly Journal Of Economics. His Work Has Also Appeared In More Widely Accessible Forums, Including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, And Fortune. Prof. Mankiw Has Been A Research Associate Of The National Bureau Of Economic Research, An Adviser To The Federal Reserve Bank Of Boston And The Congressional Budget Office, And A Member Of The Ets Test Development Committee For The Advanced Placement Exam In Economics. From 2003 To 2005, He Served As Chairman Of The Presidentand Rsquo;S Council Of Economic Advisers.Mark P. Taylor Is Dean Of The John M Olin Business School At Washington University, Us And Was Previously Dean Of Warwick Business School At The University Of Warwick, Uk. He Obtained His First Degree In Philosophy, Politics And Economics From Oxford University. He Then Worked As A Foreign Exchange Dealer In London For Two Years While Simultaneously Studying Part-Time For A Masterandrsquo;S Degree In Economics At London University, From Where He Also Holds A Doctorate In Economics. Professor Taylor Has Taught Economics At Various Universities (Including Warwick, Oxford, Marseille And New York), At Various Levels (From Principles Courses To Advanced Graduate And Mba Courses) And In Various Fields (Including Macroeconomics, Microeconomics And Econometrics). He Also Worked For Several Years As A Senior Economist At The International Monetary Fund And Before That At The Bank Of England. His Work Has Been Extensively Published In Scholarly Journals, Such As The Journal Of Political Economy And The Economic Journal, And He Is Today One Of The Most Highly Cited Economists In The World In Economic Research. In Addition, Professor Taylor Has Acted As An Advisor To The International Monetary Fund, The World Bank, The Bank Of England, The European Commission And To Senior Members Of The Uk Government. He Is A Research Fellow Of The Centre For Economic Policy Research, A Member Of Council Of The Royal Economic Society, And A Fellow Of Both The Royal Statistical Society And The Royal Society Of Arts.