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Applied Economics equips you with the skills and knowledge to apply economic analysis to the current economic problems happening in the world today.

Highly praised for its clear presentation, broad coverage of topics, and unique blend of theory and application, Applied Economics brings the subject to life, helping you to understand the relevance of economics in the ‘real world’

Guided tour Preface Acknowledgements1 Changes in the economic structureStructure definedStructural change in the UKCauses of structural changeConsequences of structural changePart I: Theory of the firm2. Financial reports as a source of corporate information
Financial reports and the assessment of company performance
External sources of financial information

3 Firm objectives and firm behaviour
Firm objectives
Firm behaviour4 Entrepreneurship and small/medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
Entrepreneurship and business start-ups
Definition of the small firm
The importance of the small firm
The neglect of small firms
The renewed interest in small firms
Measures to help small firms
European Union policy for small firms5 Mergers and acquisitions in the growth of the firm
Definitions
Types of merger
Economic theory and merger activity
Mergers and the public interest
Merger booms
The control of mergers and acquisitions
Corporate restructuring6 Oligopoly
The definition and measurement of oligopoly
Oligopoly in theory and practice7 The multinational corporation
What is a multinational corporation?
How important are the multinationals?
Multinationals and the UK economy
Why do companies become multinational?
The impact of multinationals on the UK economy8 Privatization and deregulation
Nature and importance
Reasons for nationalization
Privatization
Regulation and deregulation9 Beyond markets: critical approaches to microeconomics
Classical and neoclassical perspectives on markets
Markets, prices and economic efficiency
Role of the state in neoclassical economics
Institutionalist perspectives on marketsPart II: Environmental, regional and social economics10 The economics of the environment
The role of the environment
Sustainable economic welfare
Valuing the environment
Market-based and non-market-based incentives
Global warming11 Transport
The characteristics of transport
The demand for transport
Road transport congestion
Government transport policy
Airline operations and the growth of low-cost carriers12 Health economics
Health economics, health and health care
Health inequalitites
The organization of the NHS in England
Welfare economics – Pareto<bnomic evaluation13 Distribution of income and wealth
Distribution and justice
Issues in distribution
Income distribution between people
Income distribution between factors of production
The earnings distribution
The distribution of wealth
Poverty14 Trade unions, wages and collective bargaining
Types of trade union
Trade union changeThe employers
The government
The structure of collective bargaining
Wage determination and collective bargaining
The effects of collective bargaining15 Corporate social and ethical responsibility
Corporate social responsibility (CSR): definitions and themes
CSR: a growth phenomenon
Corporate responsibility
CSR perspectives and ethical frameworks
Corporate governancePart III: Macroeconomics16 Consumption and saving
Consumption
The Keynesian consumption function
Post-Keynesian theories of the consumption function
The savings ratio

17 Investment
The nature of investment
Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF)
The importance of investment18 Public expenditure
Trends in UK public spending
Total Managed Expenditure (TME)
Planning, monitoring and control
The size of public expenditure
Explanations of the growth in public expenditure
International comparisons
Should public expenditure be restricted?

19 Taxation
The taxes that are collected: some taxation concepts
The pattern of UK taxation
Does the level of taxation matter?
Direct versus indirect taxes
Tax and social security reform

20 Money and monetary policy
The nature of money
Functions of money
The importance of money
Issues in counting the money stock
The money supply process
The rules versus discretion debate
Monetary policy targets
Central bank credibility
Techniques of monetary policy
UK monetary policy since the 1950s
The making of monetary policy in the UK
Recent developments in UK monetary policy

21 Financial institutions and markets
The role of the financial system
The role of financial intermediaries
UK financial intermediaries
The Bank of England
UK financial markets
The Bank of England and the sterling wholesale money markets
The changing UK banking market
An overview of bank operations and the UK banking collapse

22 Inflation
The definition and measurement of inflation
Low inflation as a policy objective
The effects of inflation on economic growth
Economic theory and inflation
UK inflationary experience: 1970–92
Inflation targets and central bank independence 1992—

23 Unemployment
Unemployment in the UK
International comparisons
Unemployment and economic theory
A framework for thinking about unemployment
Unemployment in the OECD
Unemployment persistence and hysteresis
What can be done to reduce unemployment?
The great recession

Part IV: International economics24 Globalization
Characteristics of ‘globalization’
Indicators of globalization
Globalization and corporate strategy
Dimensions of globalization
Anti-globalization movements
The US and globalization

25 Exchange rates and trade performance
The foreign exchange market
Exchange rate definitions
Exchange rate determination
Currency ‘warfare’
Economic policy and the exchange rate
The gold standard system
The IMF system
The floating exchange rate system

26 Free trade, regional trading blocs and protectionism
Free trade
Trade and the world economy
Protectionism

27 The European Union
Historical background
Finance and the EU budget
Policy areas
Monetary union

28 The BRIC economies: Brazil, Russia, India and China
Rise of BRIC economies
China
India
Brazil
Russia
29 Growth and development
Theories of economic growth
Productivity and growth
Sustainable development
GNP data, developed and developing countries
Major features of less developed countries (LDCs)
International Development Targets (IDTs)
Urbanization and developing economies
Aid, trade and development
Debt and development
30 Managing the global economy: post ‘credit crunch’
The objectives of policy
The instruments of policy
Problems in managing the economy
The theory of economic policy
Global economic management: post ‘credit crunch’
Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) and sovereign debt
A guide to sources
Statistical sources
Information sources
Other applied materials
Electronic media
Internet sources
Notes on contributors
Index

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哪年版的？

gaowq 发表于 2012-12-31 08:05
哪年版的？

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匿名者 发表于 2012-12-31 07:42
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