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    Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 905 p. 25 cm. ; LC: S411; Dewey: 630.3; NAL: 30.1 ; OCLC: 558619 ; blue cloth with gold lettering ; no dustjacket ; ex-lib, stamps, label, date due, pocket ; contains bibliography arranged by subject or discipline ; exhaustive ; thick, heavy volume ; VG. Book.

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    Soft cover. 1st Edition. 8vo., (7 2/8 x 5 inches). Fine folding letterpress table at end. Original cream printed paper wrappers (backstrip worn with loss, corners creased). Provenance: with the ownership inscription of E.S. Tobey Jr., "Secretary to P[ost]-M[aster] December 29th 1879", of Boston, Mass. First edition, of an early history of the American Post Office Department. "No one in the Executive Departments ministers so effectively to the every-day wants of the people a he General Post Office. By opening channels of communication between widely separated communities, and by the rapid dissemination of information adapted to instruct the masses, it becomes a highly valuable instrumentality for advancing the public virtue and intelligence. Its influence in promoting the civilization of new settlements is only surpassed by that of the pulpit, the school-house, and the press, whose issues it circulates. Wherever the mail-carriers, with their instructive packets, make their appearance, law and order gradually supersede the rude customs and the violence of savage life" (Introductory Remarks page [5]). "For most of its history, the postal service was the nation's largest civilian institution and the federal government's most visible manifestation in Americans' everyday lives. Empowered by the Constitution to "establish Post Offices and post Roads," Congress created a communication network to unite the fragile young nation. Some of the first postal connections, for instance, linked county seats to state capitals and ultimately to Washington, D.C. The Post Office Department itself did not build many roads or operate many long-distance transports. But contracts with private carriers--stagecoach and steamship lines, railroads, trucking firms, and airlines--helped create a nationwide transportation system. Politics pervaded the Post Office through most of its history. From Andrew Jackson's administration until 1971, the postmaster general customarily served as the president's chief political lieutenant, some having previously headed the party's national committee. Postmasters general dispensed patronage--tens of thousands of local postmasterships and thousands of contracts--throughout the nation. Congress itself set postage rates, often arguing for years over a fraction of a cent for one category or another. Residents of rural areas, and their representatives in Congress, lobbied assiduously for special postal services to reduce their isolation. Rural free delivery (1896) was the most direct response, but postal savings banks (1911-1966) and parcel post (1913) also helped. Catalogued by Kate Hunter. …

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    paperback. Zustand: New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date: December 2012 Pages: (U.S.) Walter Nicole Language: Chinese Publisher: China Renmin University Press economic science the translation library Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory and Applications (10th Edition) the two talented economists prepared jointly for the first time. wise. profound but simple economic science translation library Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory and Application (10th edition) most important feature of economic science the translation library Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory and Application (10) in a market economy is a unique. clear and concise. The authors apply the method of management science and mathematics. including applications and case. provides the reader with some learning by doing practical activities. Economic science the translation library Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory and Applications (10th Edition) concise and easy to understand. and there is no lack of inspiration. readers can learn the economic discipline true knowledge. Economic science translation library Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory and Application (10) for economics microeconomics course selection. with some mathematical foundations for those who are learning intermediate level microeconomics and students to that is an ideal fit. Economic science translation library Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory and Application (10th edition). the starting point is also focusing on the MBA microeconomics course professor. Contents: first economic model of Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 What is 1.3 microeconomics microeconomics 1.2 some basic principles useful 114 basic supply and demand model 1.5 Summary of economists how to test a theoretical model thinking Questions Question Chapter 1 Appendix microeconomic learn mathematical tools used in the 1A.1 univariate function 1A.2 Graphing Single-Variable function graph the 1A.3 binary or multi function 1A.4 1A.5 drawn on the dual function graphics simultaneous equations the 1A.6 experience microeconomics and Summary of econometrics second needs to Chapter 2. and select 2.1 Utility 2.2 utility assumes that 2.3 voluntary exchange and the indifference curve 2.4 indifference map 2.5 describes special preferences 2.6 utility maximization: preliminary investigation 2.7 utility maximization The graphic method selection model 2.8 2.9 - General Summary thinking Questions Question Chapter 3 individual demand curves 3.2 3.1 demand function changes in income changes in the price of other items Item price change of 3.3 A 3.4 lump-sum principle 3.5 3.6 Personal demand curve is derived cross-price elasticity of demand 4.6 3.7 individual demand curves mobile 3.8 consumer surplus Summary thinking Questions Question Chapter 4 of market demand and the elastic 4.1 market demand curve elasticity 4.2 4.3 Price Elasticity of Demand 4.4 the demand curve and the price elasticity of 4.5 income elasticity of demand 4.7 needs empirical research Summary Questions Exercises . third third of uncertainty uncertainty fourth production cost and supply. fully competitive the sixth market forces VII further explore the theme of odd answer Quiz Answers Glossary Translation postscriptFour Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back.…