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1. Verfasser:	Frank, Robert H. 1945- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Boston, Mass. McGraw-Hill Irwin 2004
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagworte:	Macro-economie Micro-economie Wirtschaft Economics Volkswirtschaftslehre Lehrbuch
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adam_text	C9NTÊNT5 PART I Chapter I Chapter Preface ix Introduction Thinking Like an Economist Economics: Studying Choice in a World of Scarcity Applying the Cost-Benefit Principle Economic Surplus Opportunity Cost The Role of Economic Models Four Important Decision Pitfalls Pitfall Rather Than Absolute Dollar Amounts Pitfall Pitfall Pitfall Economics: Micro and Macro The Approach of This Text Economic Naturalism ECONOMIC NATURALIST I.I: Why do many hardware manufacturers include more than than that? ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1.2s Why don t auto manufacturers make cars without heaters? ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 teller machines have Braille dots? Summary Core Principles Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Cbapter Exercises Appendix: Working with Equations, Graphs, and Tables Comparative Advantage: The Basis for Exchange Exchange and Opportunity Cost The Principle of Comparative Advantage ECONOMIC NATURALIST Sources of Comparative Advantage ECONOMIC NATURALIST developed and first produced in the United States, but today the US. accounts for only a xxiii CONTENTS minuscule share of the total world production of these products. Why did the United States fail to retain its lead in these markets? Comparative Advantage and Production Possibilities The Production Possibilities Curve How Individual Productivity Affects the Slope and Position of the PPC The Gains from Specialization A Production Possibilities Curve for a Many-Person Economy Factors that Shift the Economy s Production Possibilities Curve Why Have Some Countries Been Slow to Specialize? Can We Have Too Much Specialization? Comparative Advantage and International Trade ECONOMIC NATURALIST free-trade agreements so controversial? Summary Core Principles Key Terms SI Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter What, How, and for Whom? Central Planning versus the Market Buyers and Sellers in Markets The Demand Curve The Supply Curve Market Equilibrium Rent Controls Reconsidered Pizza Price Controls? Predicting and Explaining Changes in Prices and Quantities Shifts in Demand ECONOMIC NATURALIST pay increase for its employees, why do rents for apartments located near Washington Metro stations go up relative to rents for apartments located far away from Metro stations? Shifts in the Supply Curve ECONOMIC NATURALIST revisions today than in the 1970s? Four Simple Rules ECONOMIC NATURALIST Europe, go up during the months of heaviest consumption, while others, like sweet corn, go down? Markets and Social Welfare Cash on the Table Smart for One, Dumb for All Summary Core Principles Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises CONTENTS xxv PART Chapter Price Elasticity of Demand Price Elasticity Defined Determinants of Price Elasticity of Demand Some Representative Elasticity Estimates Using Price Elasticity of Demand ECONOMIC NATURALIST ECONOMIC NATURALIST A Graphical Interpretation of Price Elasticity Price Elasticity Changes along a Straight-Line Demand Curve Two Special Cases The Midpoint Formula Elasticity and Total Expenditure Income Elasticity and Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand The Price Elasticity of Supply - ECONOMIC NATURALIST car prices? Ill Unique and Essential Inputs: The Ultimate Supply Bottleneck Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter The Law of Demand The Origins of Demand Needs versus Wants ECONOMIC NATURALIST shortages? Translating Wants into Demand Measuring Wants: The Concept of Utility Allocating a Fixed Income between Two Goods The Rational Spending Rule Income and Substitution Effects Revisited Applying the Rational Spending Rule Substitution at Work ECONOMIC NATURALIST than the wealthy in Seattle? ECONOMIC NATURALIST only to shift back to six- and eight-cylinder cars in the 1990s? ECONOMIC NATURALIST the United States? The Importance of Income Differences ECONOMIC NATURALIST neighborhoods? Individual and Market Demand Curves Horizontal Addition CONTENTS Demand and Consumer Surplus Calculating Economic Surplus Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Cbapter Exercises Chapter of the Market i4i Thinking about Supply: The Importance of Opportunity Cost Profit-Maximi2ing Profit Maximization The Demand Curve Facing a Perfectly Competitive Firm Production in the Short Run Some Important Cost Concepts Choosing Output to Maximize Profit A Note on the Firm s Shutdown Condition Average Variable Cost and Average Total Cost A Graphical Approach to Profit Maximization Price The Law of Supply Determinants of Supply Revisited Technology Input Prices The Number of Suppliers Expectations Changes in Prices of Other Products Applying the Theory of Supply ECONOMIC NATURALIST many more aluminum beverage containers recycled than glass ones? Supply and Producer Surplus Calculating Producer Surplus Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to ln-Chapter Exercises Chapter Market Equilibrium and Efficiency Efficiency Is Not the Only Goal Why Efficiency Should Be the First Goal The Cost of Preventing Price Adjustments Price Ceilings Price Subsidies First-Come, First-Served Policies ECONOMIC NATURALIST bumped from an overbooked flight? Marginal Cost Pricing of Public Services CONTENTS xxvii Taxes and Efficiency Who Pays a Tax Imposed on Sellers of a Good? ECONOMIC NATURALIST the long run? How a Tax Collected from a Seller Affects Economic Surplus Taxes, Elasticity, and Efficiency Taxes, External Costs, and Efficiency Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter The Central Role of Economic Profit Three Types of Profit The Invisible Hand Theory Two Functions of Price Responses to Profits and Losses The Importance of Free Entry and Exit Economic Rent versus Economic Profit The Invisible Hand in Action The Invisible Hand at the Supermarket and on the Freeway ECONOMIC NATURALIST roughly the same length? The Invisible Hand and Cost-Saving Innovations The Invisible Hand in Regulated Markets ECONOMIC NATURALIST more than ECONOMIC NATURALIST the upper decks of Boeing 747s in the 1970s? The Invisible Hand in Antipoverty Programs The Invisible Hand in the Stock Market ECONOMIC NATURALIST best-managed companies a good investment? The Distinction between an Equilibrium and a Social Optimum Smart for One, Dumb for All ECONOMIC NATURALIST corporate earnings forecasters? Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises PART Chapter Competition Imperfect Competition Different Forms of Imperfect Competition CONTENTS Chapter 1 How the Middleman Adds Value The Optimal Amount of Information The Cost-Benefit Test The Free-Rider Problem ECONOMIC NATURALIST often difficult? ECONOMIC NATURALIST Lambertville, New Jersey, recently go out of business? Two Guidelines for Rational Search The Gamble Inherent in Search The Commitment Problem When Search Is Costly Asymmetric Information The Lemons Model The Credibility Problem in Trading The Costly-to-Fake Principle ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 when they advertise their products in magazines and newspapers? ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 educational credentials? Conspicuous Consumption as a Signal of Ability ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 wear expensive suits? Statistical Discrimination ECONOMIC NATURALIST other drivers for auto insurance? Adverse Selection Moral Hazard Disappearing Political Discourse ECONOMIC NATURALIST remain silent? ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 remain silent? Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises PART Chapter 1 The Economic Value of Work The Equilibrium Wage and Employment Levels The Demand Curve for Labor The Supply Curve of Labor Market Shifts Explaining Differences in Earnings Human Capital Theory Labor Unions CONTENTS xxxt ECONOMIC manage to survive in the race of competition from their nonunionized counterparts? Compensating Wage Differentials ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 others? Discrimination in the Labor Market Winner-Take-All Markets ECONOMIC NATURALIST sopranos of only slightly lesser ability? Recent Trends in Inequality Why Is Income Inequality a Moral Problem? Methods of Income Redistribution Welfare Payments and In-Kind Transfers Means-Tested Benefit Programs The Negative Income Tax Minimum Wages The Earned-Income Tax Credit Public Employment for the Poor A Combination of Methods Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter* 1 The Economics of Health Care Delivery Applying the Cost-Benefit Criterion Designing a Solution The HMO Revolution ECONOMIC NATURALIST receive an MRI exam if he has conventional health insurance than if he belongs to a health maintenance organization? Paying for Health Insurance ECONOMIC NATURALIST people lack basic health insurance? Using Price Incentives in Environmental Regulation Taxing Pollution Auctioning Pollution Permits Workplace Safety Regulation ECONOMIC NATURALIST infants who travel in cars, but not for infants who travel in airplanes? Public Health and Security ECONOMIC NATURALIST be vaccinated against childhood illnesses? ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 than the vice president, and why do no Secret Service agents guard college professors? Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises CONTENTS Chapter Public Government Provision of Public Goods Public Goods versus Private Goods Paying for Public Goods ECONOMIC NATURALIST to joint purchases? The Optimal Quantity of a Public Good The Demand Curve for a Public Good Private Provision of Public Goods ECONOMIC NATURALIST MasterpieceTheaterì Additional Functions of Government Externalities and Property Rights Local, State, or Federal? Sources of Inefficiency in the Political Process Pork Barrel Legislation ECONOMIC NATURALIST bill higher? ECONOMIC NATURALIST barrel spending programs? Rent-Seeking Starve the Government? What Should We Tax? Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to ln-Chapter Exercises PART Chapter 1 Comparative Advantage as a Basis for Trade Production and Consumption Possibilities and the Benefits of Trade The Two-Worker Production Possibilities Curve The Many-Worker Production Possibilities Curve Consumption Possibilities with and without International Trade ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 wage economies? A Supply and Demand Perspective on Trade Winners and Losers from Trade Protectionist Policies: Tariffs and Quotas ECONOMIC NATURALIST export restraints on Japanese automobiles in the The Inefficiency of Protectionism ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 Summary Key Terms All Review Questions Problems All Answers to In-Chapter Exercises CONTENTS xxxü! PART 6 Chapter of the Economy The Major Macroeconomic Issues Economic Growth and Living Standards Productivity Recessions and Expansions Unemployment Inflation Economic Interdependence among Nations Macroeconomic Policy Types of Macroeconomic Policy Positive versus Normative Analyses of Macroeconomic Policy Aggregation Studying Macroeconomics: A Preview Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter 1 and Unemployment Gross Domestic Product: Measuring the Nation s Output Market Value ECONOMIC NATURALIST increased by so much? What explains the trends illustrated in Figure 1 Final Goods and Services Produced within a Country during a Given Period The Expenditure Method for Measuring GDP GDP and the Incomes of Capital and Labor Nominal GDP versus Real GDP Real GDP Is Not the Same as Economic Well-Being Leisure Time ECONOMIC NATURALIST great-grandparents did? Nonmarket Environmental Quality and Resource Depletion Quality of Life Poverty and Economic Inequality But GDP Is Related to Economic Well-Being Availability of Goods and Services Health and Education ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 in poor countries than in rich countries? The Unemployment Rate Measuring Unemployment The Costs of Unemployment The Duration of Unemployment The Unemployment Rate versus True Unemployment CONTENTS Summary Key Review Problems 471 Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter The Consumer Price Index: Measuring the Price Level Inflation Adjusting for Inflation Deflating a Nominal Quantity Indexing to Maintain Buying Power ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 Congress over whether the minimum wage should be raised.Why do these heated legislative debates recur so regularly? Does the CPI Measure True Inflation? ECONOMIC NATURALIST apparently high? The Costs of Inflation? Not What You Think The Shoe-Leather Costs Noise in the Price System Distortions of the Tax System Unexpected Redistribution of Wealth Interference with Long-Run Planning Hyperinflation ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1 Inflation and Interest Rates Inflation and the Real Interest Rate The Fisher Effect Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises PART Chapter and Living Standards The Remarkable Rise in Living Standards: The Record Why Small Differences in Growth Rates Matter Why Nations Become Rich: The Crucial Role of Average Labor Productivity The Determinants of Average Labor Productivity Human Capital ECONOMIC NATURALIST successfully from the devastation of World War II? Physical Capital Land and Other Natural Resources CONTENTS xxxv Technology Entrepreneurship and Management 518 ECONOMIC The Political and Legal Environment ECONOMIC NATURALIST The Worldwide Productivity Slowdown The Costs of Economic Growth Promoting Economic Growth Policies to Increase Human Capital ECONOMIC NATURALIST public education? Policies That Promote Saving and Investment Policies That Support Research and Development The Legal and Political Framework The Poorest Countries: A Special Case? Are There Limits to Growth? ECONOMIC NATURALIST Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Cbapter Exercises Chapter Modern Economy Five Important Labor Market Trends Trends in Real Wages Trends in Employment and Unemployment Supply and Demand in the Labor Market Wages and the Demand for Labor Shifts in the Demand for Labor The Supply of Labor Shifts in the Supply of Labor Explaining the Trends in Real Wages and Employment ECONOMIC NATURALIST trialized countries? ECONOMIC NATURALIST has slowed, while employment has expanded rapidly. What accounts for these trends? Increasing Wage Inequality: The Effects of Globalization ECONOMIC NATURALIST unskilled workers widened in recent years? (I) Globalization Increasing Wage Inequality: Technological Change ECONOMIC NATURALIST and higher-skilled workers widened in recent years? Unemployment Types of Unemployment and Their Costs Impediments to Full Employment ECONOMIC NATURALIST in western Europe? Summary Key Terms CONTENTS Review Problems 561 Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter Saving and Wealth Stocks and Flows Capital Gains and Losses ECONOMIC NATURALIST Why Do People Save? ECONOMIC NATURALIST Saving and the Real Interest Rate Saving, Self-Control, and Demonstration Effects ECONOMIC NATURALIST National Saving and Its Components The Measurement of National Saving Private and Public Components of National Saving Public Saving and the Government Budget Is Low Household Saving a Problem? Investment and Capital Formation ECONOMIC NATURALIST 22.4s Why has investment in computers increased so much in recent decades? Saving, Investment, and Financial Markets Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Chapter Money and Its Uses ECONOMIC NATURALIST Measuring Money Commercial Banks and the Creation of Money The Money Supply with Both Currency and Deposits The Federal Reserve System The History and Structure of the Federal Reserve System Controlling the Money Supply: Open-Market Operations Controlling the Money Supply: Discount Window Lending Controlling the Money Supply: Changing Reserve Requirements The Fed s Role in Stabilizing Financial Markets: Banking Panics ECONOMIC NATURALIST and the money supply Money and Prices Velocity Money and Inflation in the Long Run Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises CONTENTS xxxvi! Chapter The Financial System and the Allocation of Saving to Productive Uses The Banking System ECONOMIC NATURALIST the Japanese economy? Bonds and Stocks Bond Markets, Stock Markets, and the Allocation of Savings ECONOMIC NATURALIST 1990s, then fell In the new millennium? International Capital Flows Capital Flows and the Balance of Trade The Determinants of International Capital Flows Saving, Investment, and Capital Inflows ECONOMIC NATURALIST In The Saving Rate and the Trade Deficit ECONOMSC NATURALIST Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Cbapter Exercises 617 618 PART Chapter Chapter The Economy in the Short Run Short-Term Economic Fluctuations: An Introduction Recessions and Expansions ECONOMIC NATURALIST Some Facts about Short-Term Economic Fluctuations Output Gaps and Cyclical Unemployment Potential Output and the Output Gap The Natural Rate of Unemployment and Cyclical Unemployment ECONOMIC NATURALIST United States apparently declined? Okun s Law ECONOMIC NATURALIST down the economy in 1 Why Do Short-Term Fluctuations Occur? A Preview and a Parable ECONOMIC NATURALIST machine that knows when the weather is hot? Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Spending and Output in the Short Run The Keynesian Model s Crucial Assumption: Firms Meet Demand at Preset Prices ECONOMIC Planned Aggregate Expenditure Planned Spending versus Actual Spending Hey Big Spender! Consumer Spending and the Economy ECONOMIC NATURALIST market values have on consumer spending? Planned Aggregate Expenditure and Output Short-Run Equilibrium Output Planned Spending and the Output Gap ECONOMIC NATURALIST ECONOMIC NATURALIST bad news for the rest of East Asia? ECONOMIC NATURALIST in the United States? The Multiplier Stabilizing Planned Spending: The Role of Fiscal Policy Government Purchases and Planned Spending ECONOMIC NATURALIST ECONOMIC NATURALIST economy? Taxes, Transfers, and Aggregate Spending ECONOMIC NATURALIST $300 Fiscal Policy as a Stabilization Tool: Three Qualifications Fiscal Policy and the Supply Side The Problem of Deficits The Relative Inflexibility of Fiscal Policy Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to ln-Chapter Exercises Appendix A: An Algebraic Solution of the Basic Keynesian Model Appendix B: The Multiplier in the Basic Keynesian Model Chapter The Federal Reserve and Interest Rates The Demand for Money Macroeconomic Factors That Affect the Demand for Money The Money Demand Curve ECONOMIC NATURALIST dollars than the average US. citizen? The Supply of Money and Money Market Equilibrium How the Fed Controls the Nominal Interest Rate ECONOMIC NATURALIST Can the Fed Control the Real Interest Rate? The Effects of Federal Reserve Actions on the Economy Planned Aggregate Expenditure and the Real Interest Rate The Fed Fights a Recession CONTENTS xxxix ECONOMIC between ECONOMIC NATURALIST attacks in The Fed Fights Inflation ECONOMIC NATURALIST 27.S: Why does news of inflation hurt the stock market? ECONOMIC NATURALIST stock prices? The Fed s Policy Reaction Function ECONOMIC NATURALIST Monetary Policymaking: Art or Science Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Appendix: Monetary Policy in the Basic Keynesian Model Chapter Inflation, Spending, and Output: The Aggregate Demand Curve Inflation, the Fed, and the AD Curve Other Reasons for the Downward Slope of the AD Curve Shifts of the Aggregate Demand Curve Shifts of the AD Curve versus Movements along the AD Curve Inflation and Aggregate Supply Inflation Inertia The Output Gap and Inflation The Aggregate Demand-Aggregate Supply Diagram The Self-Correcting Economy Sources of Inflation Excessive Aggregate Spending ECONOMIC NATURALIST in the Inflation Shocks ECONOMIC NATURALIST in the Shocks to Potential Output ECONOMIC NATURALIST growth and low inflation in the latter part of the Controlling Inflation ECONOMIC NATURALIST ECONOMIC NATURALIST Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Appendix: The Algebra of Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply CONTENTS PART Chapter Exchange Rates Nominal Exchange Rates Flexible versus Fixed Exchange Rates The Real Exchange Rate ECONOMIC NATURALIST The Determination of the Exchange Rate A Simple Theory of Exchange Rates: Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) Shortcomings of the PPP Theory The Determination of the Exchange Rate: A Supply and Demand Analysis The Supply of Dollars The Demand for Dollars The Equilibrium Value of the Dollar Changes in the Supply of Dollars Changes in the Demand for Dollars Monetary Policy and the Exchange Rate ECONOMIC NATURALIST In the first half of the 1980s? The Exchange Rate as a Tool of Monetary Policy Fixed Exchange Rates How to Fix an Exchange Rate Speculative Attacks ECONOMIC NATURALIST exchange rates? Monetary Policy and the Fixed Exchange Rate ECONOMIC NATURALIST Asian crisis of 1 ECONOMIC NATURALIST to the Great Depression? Should Exchange Rates Be Fixed or Flexible? ECONOMIC NATURALIST a common currency? Summary Key Terms Review Questions Problems Answers to In-Chapter Exercises Glossary G-l Index
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