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|a Samuelson, Paul A.
|q (Paul Anthony),
|d 1915-2009
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|a Economics /
|c Paul A. Samuelson.
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|a 11th ed.
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|a New York :
|b McGraw-Hill,
|c c1980.
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|a xxv, 861 p. :
|b graf. ;
|c 24 cm.
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|a Incluye índice.
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|a Part I. Basic economic concepts and national income. 1. Introduction. -- 2. Central problems of every economic society. -- 3. Price functioning of a "mixed economiy". -- 4. Supply and demand: the bare elements. -- 5. Incomes and living standards. - 6. Business organization and income. -- 7. Labor and industrial relations. -- 8. Economic role of government: expenditure, regulation, finance. -- 9. Economic role of government: federal taxation and local finance. -- 10. National income and product. -- Part II. Determination of national income and its fluctuations. 11. Saving, cosnumption, and investment. -- 12. Income determination: simple multiplier theory. -- 13. Income determination: fiscal policy, inflation, and thriftiness. -- 14. Business cycles and forecasting. -- 15. Prices and money. -- 16. The banking system and deposit creation. -- 17. Federal reserve and Central Bank monetary policy. -- 18. Synthesis of monetary analysis and income analysis. -- 19. Fiscal policy and full employment without inflation. -- Part III. The composition and pricing of national output. 20. Determination of price by supply and demand. -- 21. Supply and demand as applied to agriculture. -- 22. The theory of demand and utility. -- 23. Competitive supply. -- 24. Analysis of costs and long-run supply. -- 25. Maximum-profit equilibrium: monopoly. -- 26. Imperfect competition and antitrust policy. -- Part IV. Distribution of income: the pricing of the productive factors. 27. Theory of production and marginal-products. -- 28. Pricing of factor inputs: land rents and other resources. -- 29. Competitive wages and collective bargaining. -- 30. Interest and capital. -- 31. Profits and incentives. -- 32. Epilogue to microenomic pricing -- Part V. International trade and finance. 33. The balance of international payments. -- 34. International trade and the theory of comparative advantage. -- 35. Protective tariffs, quotas, and free trade.-- 36. Current international economic problems. -- Part VI. Current economic problems. 37. The theory of growth. -- 38. Ploblems ef economic growth and development. -- 39. Economics of discrimination: race and sex. -- 40. The quality of life: povert and inequality, ecology and growth, love and justice. -- 41. Full employment, price stability, and stagflation in the mixed economy. -- 42. Winds of change: evolution of economic doctrices. -- 43. Alternative economic systems.
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