ECONOMICS 13E

Part 1    What Is Economics?
Chapter 1    Economic Issues and Concepts
Chapter 2    How Economists Work

Part 2    An Introduction to Demand and Supply
Chapter 3    Demand, Supply, and Price
Chapter 4    Elasticity
Chapter 5    Markets in Action

Part 3    Consumers and Producers
Chapter 6    Consumer Behavior
Chapter 7    Producers in the Short Run
Chapter 8    Producers in the Long Run

Part 4    Market Sturcture and Efficiency
Chapter 9    Competitive Markets
Chapter 10  Monopoly, Cartels, and Price Discrimination
Chapter 11  Imperfect Competition and Strategic Behavior
Chapter 12  Economic Efficiency and Public Policy

Part 5    Factor Markets
Chapter 13  How Factor Markets Work
Chapter 14  Labor Markets
Chapter 15  Interest Rates and the Capital Market

Part 6    Government in the Market Economy
Chapter 16  Market Failures and Government Intervention
Chapter 17  The Economics of Environmental Protection
Chapter 18  Taxation and Public Expenditure

Part 7    An Introduction to Macroeconomics
Chapter 19  What Macroeconomics Is All About 
Chapter 20  The Measurement of National Income

Part 8    The Economy in the Short Run
Chapter 21  The Simplest Short-Run 
Chapter 22  Adding Government and Trade to the Simple Macro Model
Chapter 23  Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand in the Short Run

Part 9    The Economy in the Long Run
Chapter 24  From the Short Run to the Long Run: The Adjustment of Factor Prices 
Chapter 25  The Difference between Short-Run and Long -Run Macroeconomics
Chapter 26  Long-Run Economic Growth

Part 10   Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy
Chapter 27  Money and Banking 
Chapter 28  Money, Interest Rates, and Economic Activity
Chapter 29  Monetary Policy

Part 11   Macroeconomic Problems and Policies
Chapter 30  Inflation and Disinflation 
Chapter 31  Unemployment Fluctuations and the NAIRU
Chapter 32  Government Debt and Deficits

Part 12   The United States in the Global Economy
Chapter 33  The Gains from International Trade 
Chapter 34  Trade Policy
Chapter 35  Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments