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Principles of Macro Economics
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Including explanations of the main issues in economics, such as monetarism, neo-classical theories, the IS/LM and Aggregate Demand Models, this extended and thoroughly revised text is suitable for A Level students, first year under-graduates and those studying for the examinations of professional bodies.
Key features include wide coverage of economic theory supplemented by relevant examples drawn from contemporary events; explanations of the main issues in economics, including monetarism, neo-classical theeories, the IS/LM and Aggregate Demand Models; numbered paragraphs facilitate cross-referencing and grouping of subjects into manageable portions; extensive use of diagrams and charts; end-of-chapter self-assessment questions for monitoring progress; coverage of the Single European Market and development economics; a glossary of economic terms. |
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National Income
International Trade
Balance of Payments
Exchange Rates
Employment
Taxation
The Banking System
Control of Credit
Inflation
The Money Supply
Monetary Policy
Demand Management
The Accelerator
Interest Rate Determination
Investment
Monetarism and Inflation
The Natural Rate of Unemployment and the Phillips
curve
The IS/LM and Aggregate Demand/Supply Models
Economic Growth and the UK Economy
Development Economics
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Neil Fuller is an experienced lecturer and examiner specialising in economics and purchasing management, and has an MSc in economics. He has extensive experience of working in industry and commerce prior to teaching and is a senior lecturer in economics and management and a Chief Examiner for the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply.
Nigel Proctor is Vice Principal at Gateway Sixth Form College and has an MA in economics. Currently the Principal Moderator for the Southern examining Group, he is also a senior examiner for Young Enterprise Europe and an assistant examiner for the Associated Examining Board. |
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