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Hauptverfasser:	Krugman, Paul R. 1953- (VerfasserIn), Wells, Robin 1959- (VerfasserIn), Olney, Martha L. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York Worth Publ. 2007
Ausgabe:	2. print.
Schlagworte:	Wirtschaft Economics Volkswirtschaftslehre Lehrbuch
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Getr. Zählung Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	0716758792 9780716758792

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adam_text	CONTENTS Preface .IX E Part 1 What Is Economics? Introduction The Ordinary Business of Life . .1 Any Given Sunday 1 The Invisible Hand 2 My Benefit, Your Cost 3 Good Times, Bad Times 4 Onward and Upward 4 An Engine for Discovery 4 0Chapter...l · First Principles ................... 5 Common Ground 5 Individual Choice: The Core of Economics 6 Resources are scarce 6 Opportunity cost: The real cost of something is what you must give up to get it 7 For Inquiring Minds: Got a Penny? 8 How much? is a decision at the margin 8 People usually exploit opportunities to make themselves better off 9 For Inquiring Minds: Pay for Grades? 10 Individual choice: Summing it up 10 Economics in Action: A Woman s Work 10 Interaction: How Economies Work 11 There are gains from trade 12 Markets move toward equilibrium 13 For Inquiring Minds: Choosing Sides 13 Resources should be used as efficiently as possible to achieve society s goals 14 Markets usually lead to efficiency 15 When markets don t achieve efficiency, government intervention can improve society s welfare 16 Economics in Action: Restoring Equilibrium on the Freeways 16 A Look Ahead 17 ^Chapter... 2 · Economic Models: Trade-offs and Trade .........................................20 Tunnel Vision 20 Models in Economics: Some Important Examples 21 For Inquiring Minds: Modeb for Money 21 Trade-offs: The production possibility frontier 22 Comparative advantage and gains from trade 25 Work It Out: Gains from Trade 28 Pitfalls: Misunderstanding Comparative Advantage 29 Comparative advantage and international trade 29 Transactions: The circular-flow diagram 30 Economics in Action: Rich Nation, Poor Nation 33 Using Models 34 Positive versus normative economics 34 When and why economists disagree 35 For Inquiring Minds: When Economists Agree 36 Economics in Action: Economists in Government 36 A Look Ahead 37 Chapter 2 Appendix: Graphs in Economics ....41 Getting the Picture 41 Graphs, Variables, and Economic Models 41 How Graphs Work 41 Two-variable graphs 41 Pitfalls: Why Y Is Not Always Y 42 Curves on a graph 43 A Key Concept: The Slope of a Curve 44 The slope of a linear curve 44 Horizontal and vertical curves and their slopes 45 The slope of a nonlinear curve 46 Calculating the slope along a nonlinear curve 46 Maximum and minimum points 48 Presenting Numerical Information 48 Types of numerical graphs 49 Problems in interpreting numerical graphs 51 E Part 2 Supply and Demand OChapter... 3 · Supply and Demand ............56 Gretzky s Last Game 56 Supply and Demand: A Model of a Competitive Market 57 The Demand Curve 57 The demand schedule and the demand curve 58 Shifts of the demand curve 59 Understanding shifts of the demand curve 60 Economics in Action: Beating the Traffic 62 The Supply Curve 63 The supply schedule and the supply curve 63 Shifts of the supply curve 64 Understanding shifts of the supply curve 66 Economics in Action: Down (and Up) on the Farm 67 Supply, Demand, and Equilibrium 68 Pitfalls: Bought and Sold? 68 Finding the equilibrium price and quantity 68 • · · xxm Why do all sales and purchases in a market take place at the same price? 69 Why does the market price fall if it is above the equilibrium price? 70 Why does the market price rise if it is below the equilibrium price? 70 Using equilibrium to describe markets 71 Economics in Action: A Fish Story 71 Changes in Supply and Demand 72 What happens when the demand curve shifts 72 What happens when the supply curve shifts 73 Pitfalls: Which Curve Is It, Anyway? 74 Simultaneous shifts in supply and demand 74 For Inquiring Minds: Supply, Demand, and Controlled Substances 76 Economics in Action: Plain Vanilla Gets Fancy 76 Work It Out: Supply and Demand 77 Competitive Markets—and Others 78 A Look Ahead 79 0Chapter...4 · The Market Strikes Back .......83 Big City, Not-So-Bright Ideas 83 Why Governments Control Prices 84 Price Ceilings 84 Modeling a price ceiling 85 Why a price ceiling causes inefficiency 86 For Inquiring Minds: The Rent Control Aristocracy 88 So why are there price ceilings? 88 Work It Out: Showing a Price Ceiling 89 Economics in Action: Oil Shortages in the 1970s 90 Price Floors 91 For Inquiring Minds: Price Floors and Butter Cookies 92 Why a price floor causes inefficiency 93 So why are there price floors? 94 Economics in Action: Black Labor in Southern Europe 94 Controlling Quantities 96 The anatomy of quantity controls 96 The costs of quantity controls 99 Economics in Action: The Clams of New Jersey 100 A Surprise Parallel: Taxes 100 Why is a tax like a quota? 101 Who pays an excise tax? 102 The revenue from an excise tax 103 Economics in Action: Who Pays the FICA? 104 A Look Ahead 105 ^Chapter... 5 -Elasticity ........... Drive We Must 109 Defining and Measuring Elasticity 110 The price elasticity of demand 110 .109 Using the midpoint method to calculate elasticities 111 Economics in Action: Estimating Elasticities 113 Interpreting the Price Elasticity of Demand 113 How elastic is elastic? 114 What factors determine the price elasticity of demand? 116 Elasticity and total revenue 116 Work It Out: Price Elasticity of Demand 119 Economics in Action: America s a Nice Place to Live, but We Can t Afford to Visit 119 Other Demand Elasticities 120 The cross-price elasticity of demand 120 The income elasticity of demand 121 For Inquiring Minds: Where Have All the Farmers Gone? 121 Economics in Action: Spending It 122 The Price Elasticity of Supply 123 Measuring the price elasticity of supply 123 What factors determine the price elasticity of supply? 124 Economics in Action: European Farm Surpluses 125 An Elasticity Menagerie 126 Using Elasticity: The Incidence of an Excise Tax 127 When an excise tax is paid mainly by consumers 127 When an excise tax is paid mainly by producers 128 Putting it all together 129 Economics in Action: So Who Does Pay the ПСА? 129 A Look Ahead 130 £Chapter...6 · Consumer and Producer Surplus .........................................135 Making Gains by the Book 135 Consumer Surplus and the Demand Curve 136 Willingness to pay and the demand curve 136 Willingness to pay and consumer surplus 137 How changing prices affect consumer surplus 139 For Inquiring Minds: I Want a New Drug ... 141 Economics in Action: When Money Isn t Enough 142 Producer Surplus and the Supply Curve 142 Cost and producer surplus 142 Changes in producer surplus 145 Economics in Action: Gaining from Disaster 146 Consumer Surplus, Producer Surplus, and the Gains from Trade 147 The gains from trade 147 The efficiency of markets: A preliminary view 148 Economics in Action: eBay and Efficiency 151 Applying Consumer and Producer Surplus: The Efficiency Costs of a Tax 151 Deadweight loss and elasticities 153 Work It Out: Calculating Deadweight Loss 155 Economics in Action: Missing the Boats 156 A Look Ahead 156 Part 3: The Producer 0Chapter...7 · Behind the Supply Curve: Inputs and Costs .......................160 The Farmers Margin 160 The Production Function 161 Inputs and output 161 Pitfalls: What s a Unit? 164 For Inquiring Minds: Was Malthus Right? 165 From the production function to cost curves 165 Economics in Action: The Mythical Man-Month 167 Two Key Concepts: Marginal Cost and Average Cost 168 Marginal cost 169 Pitfalls: Increasing Total Cost Versus Increasing Marginal Cost 170 Average cost 171 Minimum average total cost 174 Does the marginal cost curve always slope upward? 175 Economics in Action: The Cost of Power 176 Short-Run Versus Long-Run Costs 177 Economies and diseconomies of scale 180 Summing up costs: the short and long of it 180 Economics in Action: There s No Business Like Snow Business 181 A Look Ahead 182 фСпарЇег...8 · Perfect Competition and the Supply Curve ..........................186 Doing What Comes Naturally 186 Perfect Competition 187 Defining perfect competition 187 Two necessary conditions for perfect competition 187 For Inquiring Minds: What s a Standardized Product? 188 Free entry and exit 189 Economics in Action: The Pain of Competition 189 Production and Profits 190 Using marginal analysis to choose the profit-maximizing quantity of output 191 Pitfalls: Muddled at the Margin 191 Pitfalls: What if Marginal Revenue and Marginal Cost Aren t Exactly Equal? 192 Accounting profit versus economic profit 193 When is production profitable? 194 The short-run production decision 197 Pitfalls: Economic Profit, Again 200 Changing fixed cost 200 Summing up: The competitive firm s profitability and production conditions 201 Economics in Action: California Screaming 201 Work It Out: Profit-Maximizing Quantity of Output 202 The Industry Supply Curve 202 The short-run industry supply curve 203 The long-run industry supply curve 204 The cost of production and efficiency in long-run equilibrium 207 Economics in Action: A Crushing Reversal 208 A Look Ahead 208 Part 4 Markets and Efficiency 0Chapter...9 · Factor Markets and the Distribution of Income ..................213 The Value of a Degree 213 The Economy s Factors of Production 214 The factors of production 214 Pitfalls: What Is a factor, Anyway? 214 Why factor prices matter: The allocation of resources 214 Factor incomes and the distribution of income 214 For Inquiring Minds: The Factor Distribution of Income and Social Change in the Industrial Revolution 215 Economics in Action: The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States 215 Marginal Productivity and Factor Demand 216 Value of the marginal product 216 Value of the marginal product and factor demand 218 Shifts of the factor demand curve 220 The marginal productivity theory of income distribution 222 Pitfalls: Getting Marginal Productivity Right 224 Economics in Action: Star Power 224 Is the Marginal Productivity Theory of Income Distribution Really True? 225 Wage disparities in practice 225 Marginal productivity and wage inequality 226 Market power 227 Efficiency wages 228 Discrimination 228 So does marginal productivity theory work? 229 Economics in Action: The Economics of Apartheid 229 The Supply of Labor 230 Work versus leisure 230 Wages and labor supply 231 For Inquiring Minds: Why You Can t Find a Cab When It s Raining 233 Shifts of the labor supply curve 233 XXV Economics ¡η Action: The Decline of the Summer Job 234 A Look Ahead 234 QChapter...lO · Efficiency, Inefficiency, and Equity ................................238 After the Fall 238 Efficiency 239 Efficiency, revisited 239 For Inquiring Minds: Defining Economic Efficiency 240 Efficiency in consumption 240 Efficiency in production 241 Efficiency in output levels 242 Economics in Action: A Great Leap — Backward 246 Efficiency and Equity 247 What s fair 247 For Inquiring Minds: Theories of Justice 247 The utility possibility frontier 248 Economics in Action: Death and Taxes 250 Market Failure: The Case of Externalities 250 Externalities 251 Private versus social costs 251 For Inquiring Minds: Talking and Driving 253 Environmental policy 253 Private solutions to externalities 254 Private versus social benefits 255 Work It Out: Externality and Optimal fígouvian Tax 256 Economics in Action: Spillovers in Silicon Valley 257 Market Failure: The Case of Public Goods 258 Private goods and public goods 259 Providing public goods 259 How much of a public good should be provided? 260 Pitfalls: Marginal Cost of What, Exactly? 261 For Inquiring Minds: Voting as a Public Good 263 Cost-benefit analysis 263 Economics in Action: Old Man River 264 A Look Ahead 265 Part 5 Market Structure: Beyond Perfect Competition г... 11 · Monopoly ......... Everybody Must Get Stones 271 Types of Market Structure 272 The Meaning of Monopoly 273 Monopoly: Our first departure from perfect competition 273 What monopolists do 273 .271 Why do monopolies exist? 274 Economics in Action: Are Diamond Monopolies Forever? 276 How a Monopolist Maximizes Profit 277 The monopolist s demand and marginal revenue curves 277 The monopolist s profit-maximizing output and price 281 Pitfalls: Finding the Monopoly Price 282 Monopoly versus perfect competition 282 Pitfalls: Is There a Monopoly Supply Curve? 282 For Inquiring Minds: Monopoly Behavior and the Price Elasticity of Demand 283 Monopoly: The general picture 283 Work It Out: Profit Maximization for a Monopolist 284 Economics in Action: California Power Play? 284 Monopoly and Public Policy 285 Welfare effects of monopoly 286 Preventing monopoly 287 Dealing with natural monopoly 287 Economics in Action: Cable Dilemmas 290 Price Discrimination 291 The logic of price discrimination 291 Price discrimination and elasticity 292 Perfect price discrimination 293 Economics in Action: Sales, Factory Outlets, and Ghost Cities 295 A Look Ahead 297 ^Chapter... 12 · Oligopoly, Monopolistic Competition, and Product Differentiation . .301 Caught in the Act 301 Oligopoly 302 Understanding oligopoly 303 The prisoners dilemma 303 Pitfalls: Playing Fair in the Prisoners Dilemma 305 Overcoming the prisoners dilemma: Repeated interaction and tacit collusion 306 For Inquiring Minds: Prisoners of the Arms Race 307 Economics in Action: The Rise and Fall and Rise of OPEC 308 Oligopoly in Practice 310 The legal framework 310 Tacit collusion and price wars 311 For Inquiring Minds: The Art of Conspiracy 312 Economics in Action: Air Wars 313 Monopolistic Competition 313 Monopolistic competition in the short run 315 Monopolistic competition in the long run 316 For Inquiring Minds: Hits and Fbps 318 XXVI Work It Out: Monopolistic Competition 319 Economics in Action: Bagels from Boom to Bust 319 Product Differentiation 320 For Inquiring Minds: Bucks for Starbucks 321 Controversies about product differentiation 322 Economics in Action: Any Color, So Long as It s Black 325 A Look Ahead 325 Part 6 Extending Market Boundaries QChapter... 13 · International Trade ..........330 A Rose by Any Other Nation 330 Comparative Advantage and International Trade 331 Pitfalls: The Pauper Labor Fallacy 332 Sources of comparative advantage 332 For Inquiring Minds: Does Trade Hurt Poor Countries? 333 For Inquiring Minds: Increasing Returns and International Trade 334 Economics in Action: The Comparative Advantage of the United States 334 Supply, Demand, and International Trade 335 The effects of imports 335 The effects of exports 338 International trade and factor markets 339 Work It Out: Imports and Total Surplus 340 Economics in Action: Trade, Wages, and Land Prices in the Nineteenth Century 341 The Effects of Trade Protection 341 The effects of a tariff 342 The effects of an import quota 344 Economics in Action: Trade Protection in the United States 344 The Political Economy of Trade Protection 345 Arguments for trade protection 345 For Inquiring Minds: Bittersweet 346 The politics of trade protection 346 International trade agreements and the World Trade Organization 346 Economics in Action: Declining Tariffs 347 A Look Ahead 348 Part 7 Introduction to Macroeconomics E £Chapter...l4 · Macroeconomics: The Big Picture .................................352 Disappointed Graduates 352 Microeconomics Versus Macroeconomics 353 Macroeconomics: The whole is greater than the sum of its parts 354 Macroeconomic policy 355 Economic aggregates 355 Economics in Action: The Great Depression 356 The Business Cycle 357 For Inquiring Minds: Defining Recessions and Expansions 358 Employment and Unemployment 358 Aggregate output 359 Taming the business cycle 361 Economics in Action: Has the Business Cycle Been Tamed? 361 Inflation and Deflation 362 Economics in Action: A Fast (Food) Measure of Inflation 364 A Look Ahead 364 QChapter...l5 »Trackingthe Macrœconomy ...............................367 After the Revolution 367 The National Accounts 368 The circular-flow diagram, revisited and expanded 368 Gross domestic product 371 Calculating GDP 372 For Inquiring Minds: Our Imputed Lives 373 Pitfalls: GDP: What s In and What s Out 374 For Inquiring Minds: Gross What? 375 What GDP tells us 376 Economics in Action: Creating the National Accounts 377 Real GDP and Aggregate Output 378 Calculating real GDP 378 A technical detail: Chained dollars 379 What real GDP doesn t measure 379 Economics in Action: Good Decades, Bad Decades 380 The Unemployment Rate 381 Understanding the unemployment rate 381 Growth and unemployment 383 Economics in Action: Jobless Recoveries 384 Price Indexes and the Aggregate Price Level 384 Market baskets and price indexes 385 The consumer price index 386 Other price measures 387 For Inquiring Minds: Is the CPI Biased? 387 Economics in Action: Indexing to the CPI 388 A Look Ahead 389 XXVII Part 8 Short-Run Economic Fluctuations ^Chapter... 16· Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand .....................394 Shocks to the System 394 Aggregate Supply 395 The short-run aggregate supply curve 395 For Inquiring Minds: What s Truly Flexible, What s Truly Sticky 397 Shifts of the short-run aggregate supply curve 398 The long-run aggregate supply curve 400 From the short run to the long run 402 Economics in Action: Prices and Output in the Great Depression 403 Aggregate Demand 404 Why is the aggregate demand curve downward-sloping? 405 Pitfalls: Investment Versus Investment Spending 406 Shifts of the aggregate demand curve 406 Pitfalls: Changes in Wealth: A Movement Along Versus a Shift of the Aggregate Demand Curve 407 Government policies and aggregate demand 407 Economics in Action: Moving Along the Aggregate Demand Curve, 1979-1980 408 The Multiplier 409 Work It Out: The Multiplier 412 The AS-AD Model 413 Short-run macroeconomic equilibrium 413 Shifts of the SRAS curve 414 Shifts of aggregate demand: Short-run effects 415 Long-run macroeconomic equilibrium 416 Economics in Action: Supply Shocks Versus Demand Shocks in Practice 419 Macroeconomic Policy 420 For Inquiring Minds: Keynes and the Long Run 420 Policy in the face of demand shocks 421 Responding to supply shocks 421 Economics in Action: The End of the Great Depression 422 A Look Ahead 422 !? · Fiscal Policy ..................427 A Bridge to Prosperity? 427 Fiscal Policy: The Basics 428 Taxes, purchases of goods and services, government transfers, and borrowing 428 The government budget and total spending 429 For Inquiring Minds: Investment Tax Credits 430 Expansionary and contractionary fiscal policy 430 A cautionary note: Lags in fiscal policy 432 Economics in Action: Expansionary Fiscal Policy in Japan 432 Fiscal Policy and the Multiplier 433 Multiplier effects of an increase in government purchases of goods and services 433 Multiplier effects of changes in government transfers and taxes 434 Work It Out: Fiscal Policy Multiplier 435 How taxes affect the multiplier 435 Economics in Action: How Much Bang for the Buck? 437 The Budget Balance 438 The budget balance as a measure of fiscal policy 438 The business cycle and the cyclically adjusted budget balance 439 Should the budget be balanced? 441 Economics in Action: Stability Pad—or Stupidity Pad? 441 Long-Run Implications of Fiscal Policy 442 Deficits, surpluses, and debt 442 Pitfalls: Deficits Versus Debt 443 Problems posed by rising government debt 443 Deficits and debt in practice 444 For Inquiring Minds: What Happened to the Debt from World War II? 445 Implicit liabilities 446 Economics in Action: Argentina s Creditors Take a Haircut 448 A Look Ahead 449 0Chapter...l8 · Money, the Federal Reserve System, and Monetary Policy ................453 Eight Times a Year 453 The Meaning of Money 454 What is money? 454 Pitfalls: Plastic and the Money Supply 454 Roles of money 455 Types of money 455 Measuring the money supply 456 For Inquiring Minds: What s with All the Currency? 457 Economics in Action: The History of the Dollar 457 The Monetary Role of Banks 458 What banks do 458 The problem of bank runs 459 Bank regulation 460 For Inquiring Minds: Is Banking a Con? 460 How banks create money 461 Economics in Action: Its a Wonderful Banking System 461 The Federal Reserve system 462 The Fed: America s central bank 462 What the Fed does: Reserve requirements and the discount rate 464 Open-market operations 464 XXVIII Economies in Action: Building Europe s Fed 465 Solutions to Check Your Understanding Monetary Policy and Aggregate Demand 466 Questions S-l Expansionary and contractionary monetary policy 466 GloSSdľy G-l Monetary policy and the multiplier 468 Index 1-1 Work It Out: Monetary Policy 468 Economics in Action: The Fed and the Output Gap, 1985-2004 469 XXIX
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