Essentials of economics

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
PREFACE, Pages xiii-xv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Pages xv-xvi
1 - THE ECONOMIC APPROACH, Pages 3-17
2 - SOME TOOLS OF THE ECONOMIST, Pages 19-36
3 - SUPPLY, DEMAND, AND THE MARKET PROCESS, Pages 37-62
4 - SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR THE PUBLIC SECTOR, Pages 63-79
5 - TAKING THE NATION'S ECONOMIC PULSE, Pages 83-107
6 - AGGREGATE DEMAND AND EQUILIBRIUM IN A SIMPLE KEYNESIAN MODEL, Pages 109-130
7 - FISCAL POLICY AND DEMAND MANAGEMENT, Pages 131-149
8 - AGGREGATE SUPPLY, FISCAL POLICY, AND STABILIZATION, Pages 151-172
9 - MONEY AND THE BANKING SYSTEM, Pages 173-193
10 - MONEY, KEYNESIANISM, AND MONETARISM, Pages 195-219
11 - EXPECTATIONS AND THE LIMITS OF MACROPOLICY, Pages 221-253
12 - DEMAND AND CONSUMER CHOICE, Pages 257-283
13 - COSTS AND THE SUPPLY OF GOODS, Pages 285-305
14 - PURE COMPETITION AND MONOPOLY, Pages 307-332
15 - THE INTERMEDIATE CASES: MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION AND OLIGOPOLY, Pages 333-354
16 - BUSINESS STRUCTURE, REGULATION, AND DEREGULATION, Pages 355-376
17 - THE SUPPLY OF AND DEMAND FOR PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES, Pages 377-392
18 - EARNINGS, SKILL ACQUISITION, AND THE JOB MARKET, Pages 393-410
19 - PROBLEM AREAS FOR THE MARKET, Pages 413-433
20 - PUBLIC CHOICE: GAINING FROM GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNMENT FAILURE, Pages 435-455
21 - GAINING FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE, Pages 459-474
INDEX, Pages 475-483
CREDITS, Page 485