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Hauptverfasser:	Stiglitz, Joseph E. (VerfasserIn), Walsh, Carl E. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Norton 2006
Ausgabe:	4. ed.
Schlagworte:	Makroökonomie Lehrbuch
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	XXXV, 526, 20 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	0393926249

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adam_text	CONTENTS PREFACE XXV PART 1 INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 1 MACROECONOMICS AND THE ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE 3 The Commitment to Full Employment and Growth 4 Getting the Country Moving Again 7 Stagflation 7 The Conquest of Inflation 8 Government Deficits and Trade Deficits 9 Getting the Economy Moving (Again) 9 New Challenges 10 The Three Key Goals of Macroeconomic Performance U What Is Economics? 12 Trade-Offs 13 Incentives 13 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Incentives and the Price of AOL 14 Exchange 15 INTERNET CONNECTION: Auction Sites 15 Information 17 Distribution 18 The Three Major Markets 19 Keeping Track of Tricky Terms 20 Microeconomics and Macroeconomics: The Two Branches of Economics 21 The Science of Economics 22 Discovering and Interpreting Relationships 23 Causation and Correlation 23 Why Economists Disagree 23 A Look Ahead 24 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 26 CHAPTER 2 THE PRICE SYSTEM 29 The Basic Competitive Model 29 Choice 30 Costs 33 Opportunity Costs 33 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Trade-Offs 34 CASE IN POINT: The Opportunity Cost of Attending College 35 Sunk Costs 35 Marginal Costs 36 INTERNET CONNECTION: The Economists' Voice 36 Competitive Markets 37 e-INSIGHT: Markets, Exchange, and e-Commerce 38 The Efficiency of Competitive Markets 39 The Basic Competitive Model as a Benchmark 40 Incentives and Information: Prices, Property Rights, and Profits 41 Incentives Versus Equality 42 Alternatives to the Price System 43 Limitations of the Basic Competitive Model 44 Imperfect Competition 44 Imperfect Information 45 Technological Change 46 Implications for Macroeconomics 47 Demand 47 The Individual Demand Curve 47 The Market Demand Curve 47 Shifts in Demand Curves 48 CASE IN POINT: Gasoline Prices and the Demand for SUVs 51 Shifts in a Demand Curve Versus Movements Along a Demand Curve 53 Supply 53 Market Supply 54 Shifts in Supply Curves 55 Shifts in a Supply Curve Versus Movements Along a Supply Curve 56 Law of Supply and Demand 56 Using Demand and Supply Curves 58 Consensus on the Determination of Prices 59 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: The Structure of Economic Models 60 x T- CONTENTS Shortages and Surpluses 60 CASE IN POINT: Rent Control in New York City REVIEW AND PRACTICE 63 APPENDIX: Reading Graphs 65 Slope 66 Interpreting Curves 67 61 CHAPTER 3 HOUSEHOLDS AND FIRMS IN THE MACROECONOMY 71 Households in the Basic Competitive Model 71 The Household's Consumption Decision 71 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Incentives, Income Effects, and Substitution Effects 74 The Household's Saving Decision 75 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Comparing Reactions to the Oil Price Shock of 2000 77 CASE IN POINT: The Cost of an Auto Loan 78 INTERNET CONNECTION: Present Value Calculations 79 The Household's Labor Supply Decision 81 Firms in the Basic Competitive Model 82 The Firm's Supply Decision 82 The Firm's Demand for Labor and Capital 84 General Equilibrium 85 Circular Flows 86 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 88 APPENDIX: Calculating Present Discounted Value 90 CHAPTER 4 MEASURING OUTPUT AND UNEMPLOYMENT 93 Measuring Output and Growth 93 Gross Domestic Product 94 Measuring GDP: The Value of Output 97 INTERNET CONNECTION: The Bureau of Economic Analysis 97 CASE IN POINT: Is Software a Final Good or an Intermediate Good? 99 Potential GDP 102 CONTENTS V- xi CHAPTER 5 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: What Gets Measured in the GDP? 103 Problems in Measuring Output 104 Measuring the Standard of Living 105 A Green GDP 105 Unemployment 106 Unemployment Statistics 107 Forms of Unemployment 109 Output Gaps and the Natural Rate of Unemployment 111 Flows and Stocks 113 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 114 THE COST OF LIVING AND INFLATION 116 The Costs of Inflation 117 Who Suffers from Inflation 118 The Economy 119 The Costs of Deflation 120 CASE IN POINT: Hyperinflation in Germany in the 1920s 120 Measuring Inflation 122 INTERNET CONNECTION: Improving Our Measure of the CPI 124 CASE IN POINT: The Price Index Makes a Difference 124 Alternative Measures of Inflation 125 INTERNET CONNECTION: The Inflation Calculator 125 e-INSIGHT: Measuring the Price and Quantity of Software 126 The American Experience with Inflation 127 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 129 xii V- CONTENTS PART 2 FULL-EMPLOYMENT MACROECONOMICS 131 CHAPTER 6 THE FULL-EMPLOYMENT MODEL 132 Macroeconomic Equilibrium 134 The Labor Market 135 Shifts in the Demand and Supply of Labor 137 CASE IN POINT: Mass Migration in the Nineteenth Century 139 e-INSIGHT: Labor Markets and the Internet 140 The Product Market 140 Potential GDP 141 Demand and Equilibrium Output 142 The Capital Market 144 Household Saving 144 Investment 145 Equilibrium in the Capital Market 146 The General Equilibrium Model 148 Using the General Equilibrium Model 149 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 151 CHAPTER 7 GOVERNMENT FINANCE AT FULL EMPLOYMENT 154 The Composition of Spending and Taxes 156 Extending the Basic Full-Employment Model 156 Adding the Government 157 The Government and the Capital Market 157 Leakages and Injections 162 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Deficits in Other Countries 163 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Distribution, Deficits, and Intergenerational Transfers 164 Evaluating Government Deficits and Surpluses 165 Government Deficits and Surpluses: Our Recent Experiences 166 Factors Affecting the Federal Budget 169 Risk Factors for the Federal Budget 170 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 171 CONTENTS V xiii CHAPTER 8 THE OPEN ECONOMY AT FULL EMPLOYMENT 174 The Open Economy 176 The Capital Market in the Open Economy 176 The Basic Trade Identity 180 INTERNET CONNECTION: U.S. Trade Data 181 CASE IN POINT: The Trade Deficit 182 e-INSIGHT: High-Tech Exports and Imports 184 Exchange Rates 185 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Net Exports and the Exchange Rate 187 Is the Trade Deficit a Problem? 188 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 191 CHAPTER 9 GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY 192 Rising Standards of Living 194 Explaining Productivity 197 INTERNET CONNECTION: How Fast Is Modern Economic Growth? 198 The Capital Stock and the Role of Saving and Investment 198 The Quality of the Labor Force 200 The Reallocation of Resources from Low- to High- Productivity Sectors 200 Technological Change and the Role of Ideas 201 Total Factor Productivity: Measuring the Sources of Growth 204 CASE IN POINT: Calculating Total Factor Productivity in the 1990s 205 e-INSIGHT: Computers and Increased Productivity Growth 206 Are There Limits to Economic Growth? 208 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Trade-Offs and the Costs of Economic Growth 209 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 210 CHAPTER 10 MONEY, THE PRICE LEVEL, AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE 212 Prices and Inflation 214 Money Demand 215 Money Supply 217 *** CONTENTS The Price Level 217 INTERNET CONNECTION: How Much Cash Do We Hold? 218 The Financial System in Modern Economies 220 CASE IN POINT: When Atlanta Printed Money 222 Creating Money in Modern Economies 223 Money Is What Money Does 223 Measuring the Money Supply 225 Money and Credit 226 CASE IN POINT: "Boggs Bills" and the Meaning of Money 227 The Money Supply and the Bank's Balance Sheet 228 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Exchange, Money, and the Internet 228 How Banks Create Money 230 e-INSIGHT: Electronic Cash 231 The Federal Reserve 234 How the Fed Affects the Money Supply 236 INTERNET CONNECTION: The Federal Reserve Banks and International Central Banks 237 The Stability of the U.S. Banking System 238 Reducing the Threat of Bank Runs 239 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 241 PART 3 MACROECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS 243 CHAPTER 11 INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS 244 Economic Fluctuations 246 INTERNET CONNECTION: Dating Business Cycle Peaks and Troughs 250 CASE IN POINT: Estimating the Output Costs of a Recession 250 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Employment Fluctuations and Trade-Offs 251 Why Economies Experience Fluctuations 251 CONTENTS Y- xv Nominal Versus Real Wages 253 The Slow Adjustment of Nominal Wages 253 The Slow Adjustment of Prices 254 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Information and Measuring the Business Cycle 255 Understanding Macroeconomic Fluctuations: Key Concepts 256 Sticky Wages 257 FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUCTUATIONS 1 Sticky Wages 257 Sticky Prices 257 e-INSIGHT: Cyclical and Structural Productivity 258 FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUCTUATIONS 2 Sticky Prices 259 Inflation Adjustment 260 FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUCTUATIONS 3 Short-Run Inflation-Unemployment Trade-Off 261 Inflation, Monetary Policy, and Spending 261 FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUCTUATIONS 4 Inflation, Monetary Policy, and Spending 263 CASE IN POINT: Inflation Targeting 263 Linking the Four Key Concepts 264 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 265 CHAPTER 12 AGGREGATE EXPENDITURES AND INCOME 268 Income-Expenditure Analysis 269 The National Income-Output Identity 271 Equilibrium Output 271 Shifts in the Aggregate Expenditures Schedule 272 Mathematical Formulation 273 A Look Forward 274 Consumption 275 Disposable Income 275 Expectations of Future Income 279 Wealth 279 Investment 280 Investment and the Real Interest Rate 281 Inventory Investment 282 Macroeconomic Implications of Investment 283 Government Purchases 284 Net Exports 284 CONTENTS Exports 286 Imports 286 Macroeconomic Implications 287 Putting International Trade into the Equation 288 Calculating Equilibrium Output 289 Aggregate Expenditures and the Real Interest Rate 291 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Incentives and the Real After-Tax Rate of Interest 292 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 293 CHAPTER 13 AGGREGATE DEMAND AND INFLATION 296 The Real Interest Rate and the Capital Market 298 The Aggregate Demand-Inflation Curve 299 The Fed's Policy Rule 300 What Can Shift the ADI Curve? 302 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: How Do Other Central Banks React to Inflation? 304 Other Factors That Can Shift the ADI Curve 304 Using the ADI Curve 305 Output Effects of a Shift in the ADI Curve 306 CASE IN POINT: The Volcker Disinflation 308 An Expansionary Shift in the ADI Curve 309 CASE IN POINT: The Kennedy Tax Cut 309 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Tough Trade¬ offs 311 Macroeconomic Policy and Shifts in the ADI Curve 311 Shifts in the Inflation Adjustment Curve 312 Changes in Energy Prices 312 CASE IN POINT: Oil Price Shocks of the 1970s 313 A Shift in Potential GDP 313 CASE IN POINT: The 1990s 315 e-INSIGHT: Productivity Growth and the Punch Bowl 316 INTERNET CONNECTION: The FOMC 318 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 319 CHAPTER 14 THE FEDERAL RESERVE AND INTEREST RATES 322 The Federal Funds Market 323 A Day at the Trading Desk 324 CONTENTS V- xvii The Demand for Reserves 326 The Supply of Reserves 327 Open Market Operations 327 Equilibrium in the Federal Funds Market 328 Monetary Policy Operating Procedures 329 Inflation, Money Supply, and the Nominal Rate of Interest 330 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 332 CHAPTER 15 THE ROLE OF MACROECONOMIC POLICY 334 Inflation-Unemployment Trade-Offs 336 The Old Inflation-Unemployment Trade-Off 336 The New Trade-Off: Output Stability-Inflation Stability 337 Fiscal Policy 337 Automatic Stabilizers 337 Discretionary Policy Actions 339 INTERNET CONNECTION: The Economic Report of the President 340 The Full-Employment Deficit 341 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Fiscal Transfers 342 Monetary Policy 344 Behind the ADI Curve — The Role of Monetary Policy 344 INTERNET CONNECTION: The Beige Book 346 CASE IN POINT: Announcing the Fed's Decisions 346 Real Interest Rates and Nominal Interest Rates 347 The Central Bank Policy Rule 348 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Real Values Matter for Incentives 350 CASE IN POINT: The Interest Rate Cut of January 3, 2001 351 CASE IN POINT: September 11, 2001 351 e-INSIGHT: The Dot-Com Bubble and Macroeconomic Stability 352 The Position of the Policy Rule 353 The Slope of the Policy Rule 356 Interactions Between Monetary and Fiscal Policies 357 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 360 xviii "ψ CONTENTS PART 4 THE GLOBAL ECONOMY 363 CHAPTER 16 INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND TRADE POLICY 364 Trade Between Countries 365 Interdependence in the Product Market 366 Interdependence in the Labor Market 366 Interdependence in the Capital Market 367 Multilateral Trade 367 Comparative Advantage 368 Production Possibilities Curves and Comparative Advantage 369 INTERNET CONNECTION: David Ricardo 371 What Determines Comparative Advantage? 371 e-INSIGHT: The United States' Comparative Advantage in the Internet Age 372 The Perceived Costs of International Interdependence 374 Trade Policies 375 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Exchange and the Globalization Controversy 376 Commercial Policy 377 Tariffs 377 Quotas 377 Voluntary Export Restraints 378 Other Nontariff Barriers 378 "Fair Trade" Laws 379 Political and Economic Rationale for Protection 380 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Surrogate Countries and Canadian Golf Carts 381 Displaced Firms and Workers 382 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Distribution and Trade Liberalization 382 Beggar-Thy-Neighbor Policies 383 Wages in Affected Sectors 384 Increased Competition 385 The Infant Industry Argument 385 e-INSIGHT: Trade Liberalization in Information Technology and Financial Services 386 CONTENTS V Strategie Trade Theory 387 International Cooperation 387 GATT and the WTO 387 The Growing Protest Against the WTO 388 CASE IN POINT: The Banana War 388 Regional Trading Blocs 389 INTERNET CONNECTION: The World Trade Organization 390 Trade and Trade Policy 390 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 392 CHAPTER 17 THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM 394 Determining the Exchange Rate 396 Supply and Demand in the Foreign Exchange Market 397 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Incentives and the Real Exchange Rate 402 Exchange Rate Management 404 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Global Financial Crises 408 Flexible Exchange Rate Systems 409 CASE IN POINT: Currency Boards and Dollarization 410 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 413 CHAPTER 18 POLICY IN THE OPEN ECONOMY 416 The ADI Curve and the Open Economy 418 Inflation, the Interest Rate, and the Exchange Rate 418 The Exchange Rate and Aggregate Expenditures 419 The Exchange Rate and Inflation 421 Imported Inputs 421 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Interest Parity Incentives 422 Consumer Price Inflation and the Exchange Rate 422 INTERNET CONNECTION: Foreign Exchange Rates 423 Comparing Monetaiy and Fiscal Policies in the Open Economy 423 Monetary Policy with Flexible Exchange Rates 423 xx V CONTENTS e-INSIGHT: New Technology and the Integration of World Financial Markets 424 Fiscal Policy with Flexible Exchange Rates 425 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Is a Strong Dollar Good for the United States? 426 Policy Coordination 427 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 428 CHAPTER 19 DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSITION 430 Development 432 INTERNET CONNECTION: The World Bank's Development Goals 434 Life in a Less-Developed Country 435 The Success of East Asia 437 Alternative Development Strategies 440 Globalization and Development 441 CASE IN POINT: A Historical Perspective on Globalization 442 e-INSIGHT: Indian Engineers in Silicon Valley and Silicon Valley's Capital in India 444 The Prognosis for Development 445 Economies in Transition 446 The Communist Economic System 446 The Move Toward a Market Economy 448 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 452 PART 5 FURTHER TOPICS IN MACROECONOMICS 455 CHAPTER 20 INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT 456 Short-Run Inflation Adjustment 458 The Role of Expectations: Shifts in the Short-Run Inflation Adjustment Curve 462 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Distributional Effects of Inflation and Unemployment 464 CONTENTS CASE IN POINT: Nobel Views on Inflation and Unemployment 465 INTERNET CONNECTION: Winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics 467 Shifts in the Natural Rate 467 CASE IN POINT: The Baby Boomers and the Natural Rate 467 Shifts in Potential GDP 468 Inflation Shocks 468 FUNDAMENTALS OF INFLATION 469 Combining the Aggregate Demand-Inflation and Inflation Adjustment Curves 470 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 472 CHAPTER 21 CONTROVERSIES IN MACROECONOMIC POLICY 474 Do Deficits Matter? 476 Deficits and the Traditional View 477 Economic Consequences of Deficits and Surpluses 478 How Future Generations Are Affected by Government Debt 478 Alternative Views 479 The Goals of Macroeconomic Policy 480 The Noninterventionist Perspective 482 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: Trade-Offs and Choices 483 The Interventionist Perspective 485 Should the Federal Reserve Target Inflation? 486 Inflation Targeting and Policy Trade-Offs 487 CASE IN POINT: Fed Policy Statements—Balancing Policy Goals 489 INTERNET CONNECTION: Banks and Inflation Targeting 490 Consequences of Inflation Targeting 491 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Central Bank Mandates 493 Demand Versus Supply Disturbances and Policy Trade-Offs 495 e-INSIGHT: e-Time and Macroeconomic Policy 496 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 498 APPENDIX: Price Level Targeting 500 xxii j CONTENTS CHAPTER 22 A STUDENT'S GUIDE TO INVESTING 502 Investment Alternatives 504 Bank Deposits 504 Housing 504 INTERNET CONNECTION: Calculating Interest Rates 505 Bonds 505 Shares of Stock 506 Mutual Funds 507 Desirable Attributes of Investments 508 Expected Returns 508 INTERNET CONNECTION: Index Funds 508 e-INSIGHT: Investing in the New Economy 510 CASE IN POINT: PG&E Employees Learn Why Diversification Is Important 510 Risk 512 Tax Considerations 514 Liquidity 515 Expectations and the Market for Assets 516 THINKING LIKE AN ECONOMIST: The Distribution of Wealth and Ownership of Assets 517 Forming Expectations 518 Efficient Market Theory 519 Efficiency and the Stock Market 520 Efficient Markets or Random Noise? 522 Strategies for Intelligent Investing 523 REVIEW AND PRACTICE 525 GLOSSARY A-1 CREDITS A-7 INDEX A-9 CONTENTS XXIII
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