03347cam  2200349 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400040002190820012002591000024002712450072002952600039003675000020004065051662004265340043020885200566021315330103026975380030028006500015028306500023028456500020028687000018028887100028029068560063029349781844808229MiFhGG   20061214083714.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua060406s2006    enka    s     001 0 eng d  a9781844808229 (electronic book)  a184480822X (electronic book)  a9781844801336  a1844801330  aNLGGCefobidrtbbdutcNLGGCdMiFhGG04a3302221 aMankiw, N. Gregory.10aEconomicsh[electronic resource] /cN. Gregory Mankiw, Mark Taylor.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2006.  aIncludes index.2 aTen principles of economics - Thinking like an economist - Interdependence and the gains from trade - How markets work -- The market forces of supply and demand - Elasticity and its application - Supply, demand and government policies - Markets and welfare -- Consumers, producers and the efficiency of markets - Application: The costs of taxation - Application: International trade  -  The economics of the public sector -- Externalities - Public goods and common resources - The design of the tax system - Firm behaviour and the organization of industry - The costs of production - Firms in competitive markets - Monopoly - Oligopoly - Monopolistic competition - The economics of labour markets - The markets for the factors of production - Earnings and discrimination - Income inequality and poverty - The theory of consumer choice - Frontiers of microeconomics - The data of macroeconomics - Measuring a nation's income - Measuring the cost of living - The real economy in the long run - Production and growth - Saving, investment and the financial system - The basic tools of finance - Unemployment - Money and prices in the long run - The monetary system - Money growth and inflation - The macroeconomics of open economies - Open-economy macroeconomics: Basic concepts - A macroeconomic theory of the open economy - Short-run economic fluctuations - Aggregate demand and aggregate supply - The influence of monetary and fiscal policy on aggregate demand - The short-run trade-off between inflation and unemployment - European monetary union - Common currency areas and European monetary union - Final thoughts - Five debates over macroeconomic policy.  pOriginal exxxiii, 830p. : ill ; 28cm.  aOverall approach to macroeconomics - examines the economy in the longrun before examining the economy in the short run. Relates economic concepts to an environment that will be familiar and interesting to a European student within the context of a distinctively European focus without ignoring the importance of the US economy and the rest of the world. Provides students with the fundamental lessons of economics and shows how such lessons can be applied to the world in which they live. Devoted to applications and policy - and less to formal economic theory.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aEconomics. 0aEconomicszEurope. 0aMacroeconomics.1 aTaylor, Mark.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=536943653