Gary S Becker
Economic Theory
Gary S Becker
Economic Theory
- Broschiertes Buch
- Merkliste
- Auf die Merkliste
- Bewerten Bewerten
- Teilen
- Produkt teilen
- Produkterinnerung
- Produkterinnerung
Others might have called this book Micro Theory or Price Theory. Becker's choice of Economic Theory as the title for his book reflects his deep belief that there is only one kind of economic theory, not separate theories for micro problems, macro problems, non-market decisions, and so on.
Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
- Joseph Alois SchumpeterEconomic Doctrine and Method73,99 €
- Yinxing HongChinese Economic Development59,99 €
- Mateusz MachajA Market Process Theory of the Firm35,99 €
- Elia XacapyrEconomic Forecasting59,99 €
- Othmar SpannTypes of Economic Theory63,99 €
- Economic Theory and Economic Thought74,99 €
- The Economic Theory of Representative Government66,99 €
-
-
-
Others might have called this book Micro Theory or Price Theory. Becker's choice of Economic Theory as the title for his book reflects his deep belief that there is only one kind of economic theory, not separate theories for micro problems, macro problems, non-market decisions, and so on.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 155mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 399g
- ISBN-13: 9780202309804
- ISBN-10: 0202309800
- Artikelnr.: 22724567
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 155mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 399g
- ISBN-13: 9780202309804
- ISBN-10: 0202309800
- Artikelnr.: 22724567
Becker, Gary
chapter 1 Introduction 1 What Is Economics? The Role of Prices 2 Supply and
Demand Analysis PART ONE Demand Analysis chapter 2 The Scarcity Principle 3
Definition of Demand Elasticity of Demand 4 The Opportunity Set, Income
Effects, 5 Substitution Effects chapter 3 Indifference Curves 6 Rational
Behavior, The Indifference System 7 Demand Curves, Engel Curves 8 Combined
Demand Curves Market Demand and Engel Curve Differences in Tastes PART TWO
Supply of Products chapter 5 Fundamentals of Supply, Firm and Market Supply
Curves, Economic Rent, chapter 6 Competition and Monopoly, The Comparative
Statics of Competitive Equilibrium, The Stability of Equilibrium 20
Monopoly Natural Monopoly 21 Collusion 22 Price Discrimination 23 Non-price
Rationing PART THREE Production and the Demand for Factors chapter 7
Production by the Firm and Industry 24 Production Functions The
Cost-Minimizing Conditions 25 Cost Curves Increasing and Decreasing Costs
26 Technological Change 27 Induced Technological Change chapter 8 Demand
for Factors 28 Derived Demand for Factors of Production Fixed Quantities of
Other Factors Fixed Prices of Other Factors 29 Substitution Between Factors
30 Substitution Between Industries: A Numerical Example, A Single Industry,
Two Industries 31 Substitution Between Industries: A General Model PART
FOUR Supply of Factors of Production chapters Human Capital 32 Land, Labor,
and Capital Population 33 Labor Force Participation 34 Nonmarket Activities
Occupational Choice Appendix 35 Investment in Training 36 Differences in
Abilities and Opportunities The Distribution of Earnings Appendix chapter
10 Accumulation of Capital over Time 37 Consumption and Savings 38 The Rate
of Growth in Consumption Appendix *39 The Determination of Interest Rates
The Rate of Investment = Savings 40 Growth Paths
Demand Analysis PART ONE Demand Analysis chapter 2 The Scarcity Principle 3
Definition of Demand Elasticity of Demand 4 The Opportunity Set, Income
Effects, 5 Substitution Effects chapter 3 Indifference Curves 6 Rational
Behavior, The Indifference System 7 Demand Curves, Engel Curves 8 Combined
Demand Curves Market Demand and Engel Curve Differences in Tastes PART TWO
Supply of Products chapter 5 Fundamentals of Supply, Firm and Market Supply
Curves, Economic Rent, chapter 6 Competition and Monopoly, The Comparative
Statics of Competitive Equilibrium, The Stability of Equilibrium 20
Monopoly Natural Monopoly 21 Collusion 22 Price Discrimination 23 Non-price
Rationing PART THREE Production and the Demand for Factors chapter 7
Production by the Firm and Industry 24 Production Functions The
Cost-Minimizing Conditions 25 Cost Curves Increasing and Decreasing Costs
26 Technological Change 27 Induced Technological Change chapter 8 Demand
for Factors 28 Derived Demand for Factors of Production Fixed Quantities of
Other Factors Fixed Prices of Other Factors 29 Substitution Between Factors
30 Substitution Between Industries: A Numerical Example, A Single Industry,
Two Industries 31 Substitution Between Industries: A General Model PART
FOUR Supply of Factors of Production chapters Human Capital 32 Land, Labor,
and Capital Population 33 Labor Force Participation 34 Nonmarket Activities
Occupational Choice Appendix 35 Investment in Training 36 Differences in
Abilities and Opportunities The Distribution of Earnings Appendix chapter
10 Accumulation of Capital over Time 37 Consumption and Savings 38 The Rate
of Growth in Consumption Appendix *39 The Determination of Interest Rates
The Rate of Investment = Savings 40 Growth Paths
chapter 1 Introduction 1 What Is Economics? The Role of Prices 2 Supply and
Demand Analysis PART ONE Demand Analysis chapter 2 The Scarcity Principle 3
Definition of Demand Elasticity of Demand 4 The Opportunity Set, Income
Effects, 5 Substitution Effects chapter 3 Indifference Curves 6 Rational
Behavior, The Indifference System 7 Demand Curves, Engel Curves 8 Combined
Demand Curves Market Demand and Engel Curve Differences in Tastes PART TWO
Supply of Products chapter 5 Fundamentals of Supply, Firm and Market Supply
Curves, Economic Rent, chapter 6 Competition and Monopoly, The Comparative
Statics of Competitive Equilibrium, The Stability of Equilibrium 20
Monopoly Natural Monopoly 21 Collusion 22 Price Discrimination 23 Non-price
Rationing PART THREE Production and the Demand for Factors chapter 7
Production by the Firm and Industry 24 Production Functions The
Cost-Minimizing Conditions 25 Cost Curves Increasing and Decreasing Costs
26 Technological Change 27 Induced Technological Change chapter 8 Demand
for Factors 28 Derived Demand for Factors of Production Fixed Quantities of
Other Factors Fixed Prices of Other Factors 29 Substitution Between Factors
30 Substitution Between Industries: A Numerical Example, A Single Industry,
Two Industries 31 Substitution Between Industries: A General Model PART
FOUR Supply of Factors of Production chapters Human Capital 32 Land, Labor,
and Capital Population 33 Labor Force Participation 34 Nonmarket Activities
Occupational Choice Appendix 35 Investment in Training 36 Differences in
Abilities and Opportunities The Distribution of Earnings Appendix chapter
10 Accumulation of Capital over Time 37 Consumption and Savings 38 The Rate
of Growth in Consumption Appendix *39 The Determination of Interest Rates
The Rate of Investment = Savings 40 Growth Paths
Demand Analysis PART ONE Demand Analysis chapter 2 The Scarcity Principle 3
Definition of Demand Elasticity of Demand 4 The Opportunity Set, Income
Effects, 5 Substitution Effects chapter 3 Indifference Curves 6 Rational
Behavior, The Indifference System 7 Demand Curves, Engel Curves 8 Combined
Demand Curves Market Demand and Engel Curve Differences in Tastes PART TWO
Supply of Products chapter 5 Fundamentals of Supply, Firm and Market Supply
Curves, Economic Rent, chapter 6 Competition and Monopoly, The Comparative
Statics of Competitive Equilibrium, The Stability of Equilibrium 20
Monopoly Natural Monopoly 21 Collusion 22 Price Discrimination 23 Non-price
Rationing PART THREE Production and the Demand for Factors chapter 7
Production by the Firm and Industry 24 Production Functions The
Cost-Minimizing Conditions 25 Cost Curves Increasing and Decreasing Costs
26 Technological Change 27 Induced Technological Change chapter 8 Demand
for Factors 28 Derived Demand for Factors of Production Fixed Quantities of
Other Factors Fixed Prices of Other Factors 29 Substitution Between Factors
30 Substitution Between Industries: A Numerical Example, A Single Industry,
Two Industries 31 Substitution Between Industries: A General Model PART
FOUR Supply of Factors of Production chapters Human Capital 32 Land, Labor,
and Capital Population 33 Labor Force Participation 34 Nonmarket Activities
Occupational Choice Appendix 35 Investment in Training 36 Differences in
Abilities and Opportunities The Distribution of Earnings Appendix chapter
10 Accumulation of Capital over Time 37 Consumption and Savings 38 The Rate
of Growth in Consumption Appendix *39 The Determination of Interest Rates
The Rate of Investment = Savings 40 Growth Paths