This third edition reviews Keynesian, new classical and monetarist approaches to the exploration of macroeconomic phenomena. It contains expanded coverage of policy co-ordination and credibility of the ERM.

Controversies in MacRoeconomics

Business & Money

Price, Simon

Chrystal, K. Alec

Economics

Harvester/Wheatsheaf

This ninth edition was rewritten to take account of the latest international developments, whilst core material was revised to ensure students have the best possible account of both theory and practice of the subject.   The book provides the student with a thorough grounding in all the theoretical components of a first course in economics, supported with world-wide case studies. Learning aids such as chapter summaries, topics for review, discussion questions and a glossary of economic terms all help to guide thestudent through the course, whilst a lively four-colour text design, and over three hundred annotated figures present information in a stimulating format. A range of ancillary products to accompany the text are available on the OUP website.  New to this edition:   All material reworked for simplicity of language and argument. A new introductory chapter emphasises the basic co-ordinating function of the price system and the importance of property rights   Many more global examples and data charts, including international comparisons of inflation and unemployment and discussions of issues like the Asia crisis, problems in Japan, the UK minimum wage debate and the EU stability and Growth pact   Up-to-date case studies used throughout to illustrate economic concepts   Large section on modern theories of wages includes items such as internal labour markets and the pay of superstars   More material on firms' behaviour   Complete rewrite in National Income accounts and balance of payments accounts to conform to new international standard accounting framework   Rewrites monetary policy to reflect the modern understanding of interest rates rather than the quantity of money as the Bank's control variable   The first policy chapter is built around the key modern distinctions between rivalrous and non-rivalrous, and appropriable and non-appropriable goods

Principles of Economics

Lipsey, Richard G.

Oxford Univ. Pr.

This edition has been rewritten to take account of the latest international developments and the core material revised to ensure students have the best possible account of both theory and practice of the subject. The book provides the student with a thorough grounding in all the theoretical components of a first course in economics, supported with world-wide case studies. Learning aids such as chapter summaries, topics for review, discussion questions and a glossary of economic terms all help to guide the student through the course, whilst a lively four-colour text design, and over three hundred annotated figures present information in a stimulating format. A range of ancillary products to accompany the text includes a test bank of revision questions, instructor's manual and set of overhead transparency masters.

Political Economics (California Series on Social Choice and Political Economy)

Alt, James E.

University of California Press

Controversies in British macroeconomics

P.Allan

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