Macroeconomics 12/E

　　1. Boxed material has been reorganized into two elements: History Speaks, which provides real world illustrations, and What More Do We Know', which provides further commentary on the theory in the text.

　　2. Several chapters have been updated with new and relevant coverage

　　3. Big events in macroeconomics: Chapters 21 & 22 covers the Great Depression, budget deficits, hyperinflation, and social security. Students will get a background on these important economic events and will learn principles which are harder to identify in smoothly running economies.

　　4. Internet sources: Students are encouraged to access data and other material online, giving them additional sources for research and experience using the Web in economics.

　　5. Middle-of-the-road approach: Discussions emphasize both the potential and limitations of economic policy. While the lively macroeconomic controversies are explained, the authors remain neutral in their approach.

　　6. More state-of-the-art research: The authors continue to include more state-of-the-art research than is usually found in undergraduate texts. They make this material accessible by stressing concepts over technique.

　　7. Strong international coverage: Maintaining traditionally strong international coverage, this text offers extensive international orientation for an increasingly globalized world. The book continues to be used and respected overseas.

作者簡介

Rudi Dornbusch

　　曾任：MIT

Stanley Fischer

　　現職：governor of the Bank of Israel

Richard Startz

　　現職：University of Washington

PART Ⅰ: INTRODUCTION AND NATIONAL INCOME ACCOUNTING
Ch 1 Introduction
Ch 2 National Income Accounting

PART Ⅱ: GROWTH, AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND, AND POLICY
Ch 3 Growth and Accumulation
Ch 4 Growth and Policy
Ch 5 Aggregate Supply and Demand
Ch 6 Aggregate Supply and the Phillips Curve
Ch 7 Unemployment
Ch 8 Inflation
Ch 9 Policy Preview

PART Ⅲ: FIRST MODELS
Ch10 Income and Spending
Ch11 Money, Interest, and Income
Ch12 Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Ch13 International Linkages

PART Ⅳ: BEHAVIORAL FOUNDATIONS
Ch14 Consumption and Saving
Ch15 Investment Spending
Ch16 The Demand for Money
Ch17 The Fed, Money, and Credit
Ch18 Policy
Ch19 Financial Markets and Asset Prices
Ch20 The National Debt

PART Ⅴ: BIG EVENTS, INTERNATIONAL ADJUSTMENTS, AND ADVANCED TOPICS
Ch21 Recession and Depression
Ch22 Inflation and Hyperinflation
Ch23 International Adjustment and Interdependence
Ch24 Advanced Topics