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Summary
Schiller’s Essentials of Economics is the market leader for the one-semester survey course, praised for its strong policy focus and core theme of seeking the best possible answers to the basic questions of WHAT, HOW, and FOR WHOM to produce. The 9th edition is benefitted by SmartBook, the first adaptive reading experience designed to engage students with the content in an active and dynamic way, as opposed to the passive and linear reading experience they are used to. As a result, students are more likely to master and retain important concepts in the survey course.
As in previous editions, students are confronted early on with the reality that the economy doesn’t always operate optimally, either at the macro or micro level, and are encouraged to examine the policy challenge of finding the appropriate mix of market reliance and government regulation that generates the best possible outcomes. In addition to the suite of resources available within Connect Economics, over 100 key topics are reinforced with interesting and innovative videos on YouTube, provided to help non-majors see the relevance of economics.
Connect is the only integrated learning system that empowers students by continuously adapting to deliver precisely what they need, when they need it, and how they need it, so that your class time is more engaging and effective.
Table of Contents
Section I: BasicsChapter 1 The Challenge of EconomicsChapter 2 The U.S. EconomyChapter 3 Supply and DemandSection II: MicroeconomicsChapter 4 Consumer DemandChapter 5 Supply DecisionsChapter 6 CompetitionChapter 7 MonopolyChapter 8 The Labor MarketChapter 9 Government InterventionSection III: MacroeconomicsChapter 10 The Business CycleChapter 11 Aggregate Supply and DemandChapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 2 The U.S. EconomyChapter 3 Supply and DemandSection II: MicroeconomicsChapter 4 Consumer DemandChapter 5 Supply DecisionsChapter 6 CompetitionChapter 7 MonopolyChapter 8 The Labor MarketChapter 9 Government InterventionSection III: MacroeconomicsChapter 10 The Business CycleChapter 11 Aggregate Supply and DemandChapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Section II: MicroeconomicsChapter 4 Consumer DemandChapter 5 Supply DecisionsChapter 6 CompetitionChapter 7 MonopolyChapter 8 The Labor MarketChapter 9 Government InterventionSection III: MacroeconomicsChapter 10 The Business CycleChapter 11 Aggregate Supply and DemandChapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 5 Supply DecisionsChapter 6 CompetitionChapter 7 MonopolyChapter 8 The Labor MarketChapter 9 Government InterventionSection III: MacroeconomicsChapter 10 The Business CycleChapter 11 Aggregate Supply and DemandChapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 7 MonopolyChapter 8 The Labor MarketChapter 9 Government InterventionSection III: MacroeconomicsChapter 10 The Business CycleChapter 11 Aggregate Supply and DemandChapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 9 Government InterventionSection III: MacroeconomicsChapter 10 The Business CycleChapter 11 Aggregate Supply and DemandChapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 10 The Business CycleChapter 11 Aggregate Supply and DemandChapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 12 Fiscal PolicyChapter 13 Money and BanksChapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 14 Monetary PolicyChapter 15 Economic GrowthChapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 16 Theory and RealitySection IV: InternationalChapter 17 International Trade
Chapter 17 International Trade
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