The concepts and basic tools of economics are presented in the work in a logical order, and the fundamental concepts are introduced throughout the text so progressive, that is, the simplest first, and the development of basic concepts, then.
analysis of the table of contents of this book suggests that it may have a dual purpose: first, could be used as a reference for an annual course, that is, two semesters . Thus the chapters 1 to 11 correspond to a course of Microeconomics, and chapters 12 to 23, one of Macroeconomics. In any case, depending on the characteristics of the recipients this book could be used for a semester of economics, but in this case would have to be selective in dealing with some issues and establish appropriate priorities.
The clarity and simplicity are the attributes that characterize this work, without forgetting the necessary rigor. To help the reader solidify the ideas developed in addition to the summary of each chapter presents a series of questions for self-assessment, exercises and applications. analysis of the table of contents of this book suggests that it may have a dual purpose: first, could be used as a reference for an annual course, that is, two semesters . Thus the chapters 1 to 11 correspond to a course of Microeconomics, and chapters 12 to 23, one of Macroeconomics. In any case, depending on the characteristics of the recipients this book could be used for a semester of economics, but in this case would have to be selective in dealing with some issues and establish appropriate priorities.
CONTENT:
Content Index
PART I THE FOUNDATIONS OF ECONOMICS
CHAPTER 1.
ECONOMICS: BASIC CONCEPTS
PART TWO. Microeconomics: SUPPLY, DEMAND AND MARKETS
CHAPTER 3. ELASTICITY AND ITS APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 5. COMPANY: PRODUCTION COSTS AND BENEFITS CHAPTER 6. ENTERPRISE MARKET COMPETITION IN PERFECT
CHAPTER 7. MONOPOLY
CHAPTER 8. OLIGOPOLY and monopolistic competition
PART THREE. MARKET FACTORS
CHAPTER 9.
THE COMPENSATION FACTOR: LABOUR MARKET
PART FOUR. EFFICIENCY, MARKET FAILURES AND THE ROLE OF THE STATE
CHAPTER 10.
EFFICIENCY AND MARKET FAILURES: EXTERNALITIES
IMPERFECT INFORMATION AND PUBLIC GOODS
PART FIVE. MACROECONOMICS: OVERVIEW AND GDP CHAPTER 12. AN OVERVIEW: THE MACROECONOMICS
CHAPTER 13. MEASURING GDP: GDP to disposable income
CHAPTER 14.
BALANCE OF GOODS MARKET: THE MODEL AND FISCAL POLICY HEYNESIANO
CHAPTER 15. FUNCTIONS OF MONEY
CHAPTER 16.
CENTRAL BANK, THE MONEY MARKET EQUILIBRIUM AND MONETARY POLICY
PART SEVEN. MACROECONOMICS IN THE MEDIUM TERM: THE OFFER AND THE MACROECONOMIC POLICY CHAPTER 19. AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND PHILLIPS CURVE: INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT CHAPTER 20. MACROECONOMIC POLICIES IN THE CLASSICAL MODEL, AND SUMMARY HEYNESIANO CHAPTER 21. CYCLES: FLUCTUATIONS OF THE PRODUCTION AND THE USE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PART EIGHT
CHAPTER 22. ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
CHAPTER 23. GLOBALIZATION, TECHNOLOGY AND NEW TECHNOLOGY
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