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K.R. Gupta Illustrator: . Advanced Macroeconomics (Volume 1) Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd. 2010 ISBN: 9788126914555

New Hardcover . Macroeconomics enriches our knowledge of the functioning of an economy by studying the behaviour of national income, output, investment, saving and consumption. It guides us in solving the larger problems of unemployment, economic instability and slow economic growth. It is in terms of macroeconomics that monetary problems can be analyzed and understood properly. Frequent changes in the value of money, characterized by inflation or deflation affect the economy adversely. Adopting monetary, fiscal and direct control measures based on macroeconomics helps in mitigating the negative impacts. Advanced Macroeconomics has a wide coverage and comprehensively studies all the topics normally included in the subject, viz. Concept and Calculation of National Income, Classical Theory of Employment, Determination of Income, Output and Employment, Savings, Investment and Multiplier, Consumption Function, Marginal Efficiency of Capital, Rate of Interest, IS-LM Analysis of Demand, Saving-Investment Equality, Principle of Acceleration, Unemployment in an Undeveloped Economy, Secular Stagnation, Money and Prices, Inflation and Deflation, Inflation and Unemployment: Trade-off, Credit Creation and Credit Control, Business Cycles, Economic Stabilization, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, Deficit Financing, Public Debt, Open Economy Macroeconomics, etc. The book incorporates the latest developments in the subject and the chapters are organised in topics that are more or less self-contained. The focus of this book is on developing simple theoretical models that provide insight into the reasons for fluctuations in aggregate variables such as an economyaEUR s total production of various goods and services, the aggregate level of unemployment, the general level of interest rates, and the overall level of prices. These models explore how shocks or impulses to the economy influence individualsaEUR behavior in specific markets and analyze the resulting implications in terms of changes in aggregate variables. A clear, rigorous, primarily graphical and mathematical analysis has been provided in the book. All the pertinent concepts, theories and laws have been presented in a lucid manner and accessible style making the book indispensable for all those who wish to get a good grounding in the subject. Besides providing an exhaustive and elaborate presentation of ideas, another objective of the book is to encourage students to think of policy issues in terms of macroeconomics models. The book will meet the requirements of B.A. (Hons.) and M.A. Economics students of all the Indian universities. It will also be useful for the students of MBA, CA, ICWA, CS as well as those preparing for competitive examinations such as Indian Administrative Services, Indian Economic Services, etc. Printed Pages: 648. .

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K.R. Gupta Illustrator: . Advanced Macroeconomics (Volume 2) Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd. 2010 ISBN: 9788126914562

New Hardcover . Macroeconomics enriches our knowledge of the functioning of an economy by studying the behaviour of national income, output, investment, saving and consumption. It guides us in solving the larger problems of unemployment, economic instability and slow economic growth. It is in terms of macroeconomics that monetary problems can be analyzed and understood properly. Frequent changes in the value of money, characterized by inflation or deflation affect the economy adversely. Adopting monetary, fiscal and direct control measures based on macroeconomics helps in mitigating the negative impacts. Advanced Macroeconomics has a wide coverage and comprehensively studies all the topics normally included in the subject, viz. Concept and Calculation of National Income, Classical Theory of Employment, Determination of Income, Output and Employment, Savings, Investment and Multiplier, Consumption Function, Marginal Efficiency of Capital, Rate of Interest, IS-LM Analysis of Demand, Saving-Investment Equality, Principle of Acceleration, Unemployment in an Undeveloped Economy, Secular Stagnation, Money and Prices, Inflation and Deflation, Inflation and Unemployment: Trade-off, Credit Creation and Credit Control, Business Cycles, Economic Stabilization, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, Deficit Financing, Public Debt, Open Economy Macroeconomics, etc. The book incorporates the latest developments in the subject and the chapters are organised in topics that are more or less self-contained. The focus of this book is on developing simple theoretical models that provide insight into the reasons for fluctuations in aggregate variables such as an economyaEUR s total production of various goods and services, the aggregate level of unemployment, the general level of interest rates, and the overall level of prices. These models explore how shocks or impulses to the economy influence individualsaEUR behavior in specific markets and analyze the resulting implications in terms of changes in aggregate variables. A clear, rigorous, primarily graphical and mathematical analysis has been provided in the book. All the pertinent concepts, theories and laws have been presented in a lucid manner and accessible style making the book indispensable for all those who wish to get a good grounding in the subject. Besides providing an exhaustive and elaborate presentation of ideas, another objective of the book is to encourage students to think of policy issues in terms of macroeconomics models. The book will meet the requirements of B.A. (Hons.) and M.A. Economics students of all the Indian universities. It will also be useful for the students of MBA, CA, ICWA, CS as well as those preparing for competitive examinations such as Indian Administrative Services, Indian Economic Services, etc. Printed Pages: 616. .

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David H. Papell,Robert E. Hall Illustrator: . Macroeconomics: Economic Growth, Fluctuations, and Policy, Sixth Edition, Viva Books Private Limited 2010 ISBN: 9788130908670

New Paperback . The Sixth Edition of Macroeconomics: Economic Growth, Fluctuations, and Policy teaches students the basic tools of macroeconomics. In addition to being completely updated and including generous material on growth theory and international economics, the new edition features: New Students Web Tutorial: MacroSolve (www.wwnorton.com/web/macrosolve). The online edition of MacroSolve provides an interactive review of the models developed in the text. Updated with the most recent data, it includes multiple-choice questions to guide students through flash animations. The MacroSolve exercises are integrated with the text through icons in the bookaEUR s margin. Other features of the Macroeconomics package: aEURc An excellent Study Guide, by Sarah Culver of the University of Alabama at Birmingham and David Papell, is available for student purchase. aEURc The InstructoraEUR s Manual, revised by David Gillette of Truman State University, includes a Test Item File of roughly 800 questions, which is available in electronic format with the publisheraEUR s test-making program, Norton TestMaker. Contents: Part I - Introduction aEURc Chapter 1: Economic Growth, Fluctuation, and Policty aEURc Macroeconomics and Its Uses aEURc Recent Macroeconomic Performance aEURc Explaining Economic Growth and Fluctuations: A Preview aEURc A Core of Practical Macroeconomics aEURc The Macroeconomic Model Used in This Book aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Chapter 2: Measuring Economic Performace aEURc Gross Domestic Product aEURc Measuring GDP Through Spending aEURc Measuring GDP Through Production: Value Added aEURc Measuring GDP Through Income aEURc Saving and Investment aEURc Transactions with the Rest of the World: The Balance of Payment Accounts and the Exchange Rate aEURc Measuring Inflation aEURc Measuring Exployment and Wages aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Chapter 3: Employment, Job Creation and Job Destruction aEURc Measuring Unemployment aEURc Flows Into and Out of Unemployment aEURc The Natural Unemployment Rate aEURc Unemployment in Recessions and Booms aEURc Analysis of Unemployment in the Framework of Supply and Demand aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Part 3: Economic Growth aEURc Chapter 4: Long-Run Economic Growth aEURc The Determinants of Economic Growth aEURc Full Employment and Potential GDP aEURc Malthusian Stagnation and the Demographic Transition aEURc The Slow Growth Model aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Chapter 5: Technology and Economic Growth aEURc The Growth Accounting Formula aEURc Endogenous Growth Theory aEURc Policies to Stimulate Growth aEURc The Neoclassical Growth Revival aEURc Real Wages and Labor Productivity aEURc Productivity and the New Economy aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Chapter 6: Growth and the World Economy aEURc Convergence aEURc Cross-Country Growth in the Long Run aEURc The Augmented Solow Model aEURc Geography, Institutions, and Growth aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Part 3: Economic Fluctuations aEURc Chapter 7: Short-Run Fluctuations aEURc Forces that Push the Economy Off Its Growth Path aEURc Aggregate Demand and the Spending Decision aEURc The Point of Balance of Income and Spending aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Chapter 8: Financial Market and Aggregate Demand aEURc Investment and the Interest Rate aEURc Net Exports and the Interest Rate aEURc The Demand for and Supply of Money aEURc The IS Curve and the LM Curve aEURc Policy Analysis with IS-LM aEURc The Aggregate Demand Curve aEURc Determination of Output and Unemployment in the Short Run aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Chapter 9: The Economic Fluctuations Model aEURc Price Adjustment aEURc Combining Aggregate Demand and Price Adjustment aEURc Shocks to the Economy aEURc Responding to Aggregate Demand and Price Shocks aEURc Price Shocks aEURc How Fiscal Policy Affects the Shares of Outpur in the Long Run aEURc Money and Inflation in the Long Run aEURc The Classical Dichotomy aEURc Review and Practice aEURc Part 4: Microfoundations of Macroeconomics aEURc Chapter 10: Consumption Demand aEURc Fluctuations in GDP Consumption, and Income aEURc Defects in the Simple Keynesian Consumption Function aEURc The Forward-Looking Theory of Printed Pages: 572. 5th or later edition

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Edwin Mansfield,Gary Yohe Illustrator: . Microeconomics, Eleventh Edition, Viva Books Private Limited 2010 ISBN: 9788130908625

New Paperback . Ever since Edwin Mansfield pioneered the popular theory-and-application approach with the First Edition of Microeconomics, the text has been a perennial leader in the intermediate microeconomics course field. Starting with the Tenth Edition and continuing with the Eleventh, co-author Gary Yohe has thoroughly revised the text while retaining its traditional strengths. Ideas like the roles of risk and uncertainty, strategic behavior, auction design, and asymmetric information were just beginning to take their now significant places on research frontier. Reflecting an evolving contemporary approach, this edition devotes an expanding number of pages to these and other topics. Discussions remain accurate and clear, making use of engaging examples that draw on real-world applications to motivate the presentation of theory. The book explains microeconomic theory in the clearest and most interesting way while offering a wide range of application. This revitalized classic promises to continue to please instructors and their students. Contents: PART ONE: Introduction aEURc Microeconomics aEURc Introduction aEURc Tasks Performed by an Economic System aEURc Building and Using Economic Models aEURc Evaluating a Model aEURc Positive Analysis versus Normative Analysis aEURc Modeling the Price SystemaEUR"Demand, Supply, and Equilibrium aEURc PART TWO: Consumer Behavior and Market Demand aEURc Consumer Tastes and Preferences aEURc Consumer Preferences aEURc Determinants of Consumer Tastes and Preferences aEURc Indifference Curves aEURc The Concept of Utility aEURc The Marginal Rate of Substitution aEURc Deciphering the Shapes of Indifference Curves aEURc The Budget Line aEURc Equilibrium of the Consumer aEURc Corver solutions aEURc Corner solutions and diminishing marginal rates of substitution aEURc Ordinal and Cardinal Utility aEURc Marginal Utility aEURc Budget Allocation Rule aEURc Ordinal Utility Revisited aEURc Revealed Preference aEURc Consumer Behavior and Individual Demand aEURc Introduction aEURc Effects of Changes in Consumer Money Income aEURc Effects of Changes in Commodity Prices aEURc Substitution and Income Effects aEURc Consumer Surplus aEURc Indexes of the Cost of Living aEURc Derivation of the Market Demand Curve aEURc Introduction aEURc The Price Elasticity of Demand aEURc The Income Elasticity of Demand aEURc The Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand aEURc The Measurement of Demand Curves aEURc Shifting Demand Curves aEURc The SelleraEUR s Side of the Market and Marginal Revenue aEURc Industry and Firm Demand Curves aEURc Choices Involving Risk aEURc Probability aEURc Investing in an Oil Venture: A Case Study aEURc The Expected Value of Perfect Information aEURc Should a Person Maximize Expected Monetary Value? aEURc Maximizing Expected Utility aEURc Should the Company Really Invest in the Oil Venture? aEURc Preferences regarding risk aEURc Why people buy insurance aEURc Revisiting the value of information when people are averse to risk aEURc Behavior in the Face of Risk aEURc The Precautionary Principle aEURc PART THREE: The Firm: Its Technology Costs aEURc The Firm and Its Technology aEURc Technology and Inputs aEURc The Short Run and the Long Run aEURc The Production Function aEURc The Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns and the Geometry of Average-and Marginal-Product Curves aEURc The Production Function: More Than One Variable Input aEURc Isoquants aEURc Substitution among Inputs aEURc The Long Run and Returns to Scale aEURc The Measurement of Production Functions aEURc Optimal Input Combination and Cost Functions aEURc Introduction aEURc Optimal Combination of Inputs aEURc Costs aEURc Social Costs versus Private Costs aEURc Explicit Costs versus Implicit Costs aEURc Proper Comparison of Alternatives aEURc Cost Functions in the Short Run aEURc Cost Functions in the Long Run aEURc Economies of Scope aEURc Technological Change, Production, and Costs aEURc The Measurement of Cost Functions aEURc PART FOUR: Market Structure, Price, and Output aEURc Perfect Competition aEURc Introduction aEURc Perfect Competition aEURc Price Determination in the Short Run aEURc Price Determination in the Long Run aEURc Applying the Competitive Mode Printed Pages: 790. 5th or later edition

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