Efnisyfirlit

• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Brief Contents
• About the Authors
• Contents
• Preface
• Reviewers
• Part 1 Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Getting Started
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 1.1 Definition and Questions
      • Scarcity
      • Economics Defined
      • What, How, and For Whom?
      • Can the Pursuit of Self-Interest Be In the Social Interest?
      • Checkpoint 1.1
    • 1.2 The Economic Way of Thinking
      • A Choice Is a Tradeoff
      • Cost: What You Must Give Up
      • Benefit: What You Gain
      • Rational Choice
      • How Much? Choosing at the Margin
      • Choices Respond to Incentives
      • Checkpoint 1.2
    • 1.3 Economics as a Life Skill
      • Economics as a Decision Tool
      • Economics as a Social Science
      • Economics as an Aid To Critical Thinking
      • Checkpoint 1.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Appendix: Making and Using Graphs
      • Basic Idea
      • Interpreting Data Graphs
      • Interpreting Graphs Used In Economic Models
      • The Slope of a Relationship
      • Relationships Among More Than Two Variables
      • Appendix Checkpoint
    • Eye on the Benefit and Cost of School
      • Did You Make the Right Decision?
    • Eye on Your Life
      • Your Time Allocation
    • Eye on the Past
      • Adam Smith and the Birth of Economics as a Social Science
  • Chapter 2 The U.S. and Global Economies
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 2.1 What, How, and for Whom?
      • What Do We Produce?
      • How Do We Produce?
      • For Whom Do We Produce?
      • Checkpoint 2.1
    • 2.2 The Global Economy
      • The People
      • The Economies
      • What In The Global Economy
      • How In The Global Economy
      • For Whom in the Global Economy
      • Checkpoint 2.2
    • 2.3 The Circular Flows
      • Households and Firms
      • Markets
      • Real Flows and Money Flows
      • Governments
      • Governments in the Circular Flow
      • Circular Flows In the Global Economy
      • Checkpoint 2.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • What We Produce
    • Eye on the Past
      • Changes in What We Produce
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Changes in How We Produce in the Information Economy
    • Eye on the Dreamliner
      • Who Makes The Dreamliner?
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Differences in How We Produce
    • Eye on your Life
      • The U.S. and Global Economies in Your Life
    • Eye on the Past
      • Growing Government
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • The Ups and Downs in International Trade
  • Chapter 3 The Economic Problem
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 3.1 Production Possibilities
      • Production Possibilities Frontier
      • How the PPF Illustrates Scarcity and Its Consequences
      • Checkpoint 3.1
    • 3.2 Opportunity Cost
      • The Opportunity Cost of a Smartphone
      • Opportunity Cost and the Slope of the PPF
      • Opportunity Cost Is a Ratio
      • Increasing Opportunity Costs are Everywhere
      • Your Increasing Opportunity Cost
      • Checkpoint 3.2
    • 3.3 Economic Growth
      • Checkpoint 3.3
    • 3.4 Specialization and Trade
      • Absolute Advantage and Comparative Advantage
      • Comparative Advantage: A Model
      • Achieving Gains from Trade
      • The Economy’s Production Possibilities Frontier
      • Checkpoint 3.4
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on Your Life
      • Your Production Possibilities Frontier
    • Eye on the Environment
      • Is Wind Power Free?
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Expanding Our Production Possibilities
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Hong Kong’s Rapid Economic Growth
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • No One Knows How to Make a Pencil
    • Eye on Your Life
      • Your Comparative Advantage
  • Chapter 4 Demand and Supply
    • Chapter Checklist
    • Competitive Markets
    • 4.1 Demand
      • The Law of Demand
      • Demand Schedule and Demand Curve
      • Individual Demand and Market Demand
      • Changes in Demand
      • Change in Quantity Demanded Versus Change in Demand
      • Checkpoint 4.1
    • 4.2 Supply
      • The Law of Supply
      • Supply Schedule and Supply Curve
      • Individual Supply and Market Supply
      • Changes in Supply
      • Change in Quantity Supplied Versus Change in Supply
      • Checkpoint 4.2
    • 4.3 Market Equilibrium
      • Price: A Market’s Automatic Regulator
      • Predicting Price Changes: Three Questions
      • Effects of Changes in Demand
      • Effects of Changes in Supply
      • Effects of Changes in Both Demand and Supply
      • Checkpoint 4.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on Your Life
      • Understanding and Using Demand and Supply
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • The Markets for Cocoa and Chocolate
    • Eye on the Price of Coffee
      • Why Did the Price of Coffee Rise in 2014?
• Part 2 Monitoring the Macroeconomy
  • Chapter 5 Gdp: A Measure of Total Production And Income
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 5.1 GDP, Income, and Expenditure
      • GDP Defined
      • Circular Flows in the U.S. Economy
      • Expenditure Equals Income
      • Checkpoint 5.1
    • 5.2 Measuring U.S. GDP
      • The Expenditure Approach
      • The Income Approach
      • GDP and Related Measures of Production and Income
      • Real GDP and Nominal GDP
      • Calculating Real GDP
      • Using the Real GDP Numbers
      • Checkpoint 5.2
    • 5.3 The Uses and Limitations of Real GDP
      • The Standard of Living Over Time
      • Tracking the Course of the Business Cycle
      • The Standard of Living Among Countries
      • Goods and Services Omitted from GDP
      • Other Influences on the Standard of Living
      • Checkpoint 5.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Appendix: Measuring Real GDP
      • The Problem With Base Year Prices
      • Value Production in the Prices of Adjacent Years
      • Appendix Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Is a Computer Program an Intermediate Good or a Final Good?
    • Eye on Booms and Busts
      • How Do We Track Economic Booms and Busts?
    • Eye on your Life
      • Making GDP Personal
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Which Country Has the Highest Standard of Living?
  • Chapter 6 Jobs and Unemployment
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 6.1 Labor Market Indicators
      • Current Population Survey
      • Population Survey Criteria
      • Three Labor Market Indicators
      • Alternative Measures of Unemployment
      • Checkpoint 6.1
    • 6.2 Labor Market Trends and Fluctuations
      • Unemployment Rate
      • The Participation Rate
      • Alternative Measures of Unemployment
      • Checkpoint 6.2
    • 6.3 Unemployment and Full Employment
      • Frictional Unemployment
      • Structural Unemployment
      • Cyclical Unemployment
      • “Natural” Unemployment
      • Unemployment and Real GDP
      • Checkpoint 6.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The Current Population Survey
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Unemployment and Labor Force Participation
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • How Long Does it Take to Find a Job?
    • Eye on Full Employment
      • Are We Back at Full Employment?
    • Eye on your Life
      • Your Labor Market Status and Activity
  • Chapter 7 The CPI and the Cost of Living
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 7.1 The Consumer Price Index
      • Reading the CPI Numbers
      • Constructing the CPI
      • The CPI Market Basket
      • The Monthly Price Survey
      • Calculating the CPI
      • Measuring Inflation and Deflation
      • The Price Level, Inflation, and Deflation in the United States
      • Checkpoint 7.1
    • 7.2 The CPI and Other Price Level Measures
      • Sources of Bias in the CPI
      • The Magnitude of the Bias
      • Two Consequences of the CPI Bias
      • Alternative Consumer Price Indexes
      • Checkpoint 7.2
    • 7.3 Nominal and Real Values
      • Dollars and Cents at Different Dates
      • Nominal and Real Values in Macroeconomics
      • Nominal GDP and Real GDP
      • Nominal Wage Rate and Real Wage Rate
      • Nominal Interest Rate and Real Interest Rate
      • Checkpoint 7.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the Past
      • 700 Years of Inflation and Deflation
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Measuring and Forecasting Inflation: The Sticky-Price CPI
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Deflating the GDP Balloon
    • Eye on the Past
      • The Nominal and Real Wage Rates of Presidents of the United States
    • Eye on Box Office Hits
      • Which Movie Really Was the Biggest Box Office Hit?
    • Eye on your Life
      • A Student’s CPI
• Part 3 The Real Economy
  • Chapter 8 Potential GDP and the Natural Unemployment Rate
    • Chapter Checklist
    • Macroeconomic Approaches and Pathways
      • The Three Main Schools of Thought
      • Today’s Consensus
      • The Road Ahead
    • 8.1 Potential GDP
      • The Production Function
      • The Labor Market
      • Checkpoint 8.1
    • 8.2 The Natural Unemployment Rate
      • Job Search
      • Job Rationing
      • Checkpoint 8.2
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The Lucas Wedge and the Okun Gap
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Potential GDP in the United States and the European Union
    • Eye on Potential GDP
      • Why Do Americans Earn More and Produce More Than Europeans?
    • Eye on the Past
      • The Natural Unemployment Rate Over Seven Decades
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Unemployment Benefits and the Natural Unemployment Rate
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The Federal Minimum Wage
    • Eye on your Life
      • Natural Unemployment
  • Chapter 9 Economic Growth
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 9.1 The Basics of Economic Growth
      • Calculating Growth Rates
      • The Magic of Sustained Growth
      • Checkpoint 9.1
    • 9.2 Labor Productivity Growth
      • Labor Productivity
      • Saving and Investment in Physical Capital
      • Expansion of Human Capital and Discovery of New Technologies
      • Combined Influences Bring Labor Productivity Growth
      • Checkpoint 9.2
    • 9.3 Causes and Effects of Economic Growth
      • Old Growth Theory
      • New Growth Theory
      • Economic Growth and the Distribution of Income
      • Checkpoint 9.3
    • 9.4 Achieving Faster Growth
      • Preconditions for Economic Growth
      • Policies to Achieve Faster Growth
      • How Much Difference Can Policy Make?
      • Checkpoint 9.4
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the Past
      • How Fast Has Real GDP per Person Grown?
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • U.S. Growth Is Slowing
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • U.S. Labor Productivity Growth Since 1960
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The Changing Shares in the Gains from Economic Growth
    • Eye on your Life
      • How You Influence and Are Influenced by Economic Growth
    • Eye on Rich and Poor Nations
      • Why Are Some Nations Rich and Others Poor?
  • Chapter 10 Finance, Saving, and Investment
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 10.1 Financial Institutions and Financial Markets
      • Some Finance Definitions
      • Markets for Financial Capital
      • Financial Institutions
      • Insolvency and Illiquidity
      • Interest Rates and Asset Prices
      • Checkpoint 10.1
    • 10.2 The Loanable Funds Market
      • Flows in the Loanable Funds Market
      • The Demand for Loanable Funds
      • The Supply of Loanable Funds
      • Equilibrium in the Loanable Funds Market
      • Changes in Demand and Supply
      • Checkpoint 10.2
    • 10.3 Government in Loanable Funds Market
      • A Government Budget Surplus
      • A Government Budget Deficit
      • Checkpoint 10.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Interest Rate Patterns
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The Loanable Funds Market in a Financial Crisis
    • Eye on your Life
      • Your Participation in the Loanable Funds Market
    • Eye on Financial Markets
      • Why Have Interest Rates Been So Low?
• Part 4 The Money Economy
  • Chapter 11 The Monetary System
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 11.1 What is Money?
      • Definition of Money
      • The Functions of Money
      • Money Today
      • Official Measures of Money: M1 and M2
      • Checks, Credit Cards, Debit Cards, and Mobile Wallets
      • An Embryonic New Money: E-cash
      • Checkpoint 11.1
    • 11.2 The Banking System
      • Commercial Banks
      • Thrift Institutions
      • Money Market Funds
      • Checkpoint 11.2
    • 11.3 The Federal Reserve System
      • The Structure of the Federal Reserve
      • The Fed’s Policy Tools
      • How the Fed’s Policy Tools Work
      • Checkpoint 11.3
    • 11.4 Regulating the Quantity of Money
      • Creating Deposits by Making Loans
      • How Open Market Operations Change the Monetary Base
      • The Multiplier Effect of an Open Market Operation
      • The Money Multiplier
      • Checkpoint 11.4
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the Past
      • The “Invention” of Banking
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Commercial Banks Under Stress in the Financial Crisis
    • Eye on your Life
      • Money and Your Role in Its Creation
    • Eye on Creating Money
    • How Does the Fed Create Money and Regulate Its Quantity?
  • Chapter 12 Money, Interest, and Inflation
    • Chapter Checklist
    • Where We are and Where We’re Heading
      • The Real Economy
      • The Money Economy
      • Real and Money Interactions and Policy
    • 12.1 Money and the Interest Rate
      • The Demand for Money
      • Changes in the Demand for Money
      • The Supply of Money
      • The Nominal Interest Rate
      • Changing the Interest Rate
      • Checkpoint 12.1
    • 12.2 Money, the Price Level, and Inflation
      • The Money Market in the Long Run
      • A Change in the Quantity of Money
      • The Price Level in a Baby-Sitting Club
      • The Quantity Theory of Money
      • Inflation and the Quantity Theory of Money
      • Hyperinflation
      • Checkpoint 12.2
    • 12.3 The Cost of Inflation
      • Tax Costs
      • Shoe-Leather Costs
      • Confusion Costs
      • Uncertainty Costs
      • How Big is the Cost of Inflation?
      • Checkpoint 12.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Credit Cards and Money
    • Eye on your Life
      • Money Holding and Fed Watching
    • Eye on Inflation
      • What Causes Inflation?
    • Eye on the Past
      • Hyperinflation in Germany in the 1920s
• Part 5 Economic Fluctuations
  • Chapter 13 Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 13.1 Aggregate Supply
      • Aggregate Supply Basics
      • Changes in Aggregate Supply
      • Checkpoint 13.1
    • 13.2 Aggregate Demand
      • Aggregate Demand Basics
      • Changes in Aggregate Demand
      • The Aggregate Demand Multiplier
      • Checkpoint 13.2
    • 13.3 Explaining Economic Trends and Fluctuations
      • Macroeconomic Equilibrium
      • Three Types of Macroeconomic Equilibrium
      • Economic Growth and Inflation Trends
      • The Business Cycle
      • Inflation Cycles
      • Deflation and the Great Depression
      • Checkpoint 13.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • U.S. Economic Growth, Inflation, and the Business Cycle
    • Eye on your Life
      • Using the AS-AD Model
    • Eye on the Business Cycle
      • Why Did the U.S. Economy Go into Recession in 2008?
  • Chapter 14 Aggregate Expenditure Multiplier
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 14.1 Expenditure Plans and Real GDP
      • The Consumption Function
      • Imports and Real GDP
      • Checkpoint 14.1
    • 14.2 Equilibrium Expenditure
      • Induced Expenditure and Autonomous Expenditure
      • Aggregate Planned Expenditure and Real GDP
      • Equilibrium Expenditure
      • Convergence to Equilibrium
      • Checkpoint 14.2
    • 14.3 Expenditure Multipliers
      • The Basic Idea of the Multiplier
      • The Size of the Multiplier
      • The Multiplier and the MPC
      • The Multiplier, Imports, and Income Taxes
      • Business-Cycle Turning Points
      • Checkpoint 14.3
    • 14.4 The AD Curve and Equilibrium Expenditure
      • Deriving the AD Curve from Equilibrium Expenditure
      • Checkpoint 14.4
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The U.S. Consumption Function
    • Eye on the Past
      • Say’s Law and Keynes’ Principle of Effective Demand
    • Eye on your Life
      • Looking for Multipliers
    • Eye on the Multiplier
      • How Big Is the Government Expenditure Multiplier?
  • Chapter 15 The Short-Run Policy Tradeoff
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 15.1 The Short-Run Phillips Curve
      • Aggregate Supply and the Short-Run Phillips Curve
      • Aggregate Demand Fluctuations
      • Why Bother with the Phillips Curve?
      • Checkpoint 15.1
    • 15.2 Short-Run and Long-Run Phillips Curves
      • The Long-Run Phillips Curve
      • Expected Inflation
      • The Natural Rate Hypothesis
      • Changes in the Natural Unemployment Rate
      • Have Changes in the Natural Unemployment Rate Changed the Tradeoff?
      • Checkpoint 15.2
    • 15.3 Influencing Inflation and Unemployment
      • Influencing the Expected Inflation Rate
      • Targeting The Unemployment Rate
      • Checkpoint 15.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Inflation and Unemployment
    • Eye on the Past
      • The U.S. Phillips Curve
    • Eye on the Past
      • A Live Test of the Natural Rate Hypothesis
    • Eye on the Tradeoff
      • Can We Have Low Unemployment and Low Inflation?
    • Eye on your Life
      • The Short-Run Tradeoff in Your Life
• Part 6 Macroeconomic Policy
  • Chapter 16 Fiscal Policy
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 16.1 The Federal Budget
      • The Institutions and Laws
      • Budget Balance and Debt
      • The Federal Budget in Fiscal 2017
      • A Fiscal Policy Challenge
      • Generational Accounting
      • Checkpoint 16.1
    • 16.2 Fiscal Stimulus
      • Fiscal Policy and Aggregate Demand
      • Automatic Fiscal Policy
      • Cyclical and Structural Budget Balances
      • Discretionary Fiscal Policy
      • A Successful Fiscal Stimulus
      • Limitations of Discretionary Fiscal Policy
      • Checkpoint 16.2
    • 16.3 The Supply Side: Potential GDP and Growth
      • Full Employment and Potential GDP
      • Fiscal Policy, Employment, and Potential GDP
      • Fiscal Policy and Potential GDP: A Graphical Analysis
      • Taxes, Deficits, and Economic Growth
      • The Supply-Side Debate
      • Long-run Fiscal Policy Effects
      • Checkpoint 16.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • The U.S. Budget in Global Perspective
    • Eye on the Past
      • Federal Tax Revenues, Outlays, Deficits, and Debt
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • Fiscal and Generational Imbalances
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The U.S. Structural and Cyclical Budget Balances
    • Eye on Fiscal Stimulus
      • The U.S. Structural and Cyclical Budget Balances
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Some Real-World Tax Wedges
    • Eye on your Life
      • Your Views on Fiscal Policy and How Fiscal Policy Affects You
  • Chapter 17 Monetary Policy
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 17.1 How The Fed Conducts Monetary Policy
      • Monetary Policy Objectives
      • Operational “Maximum Employment” Goal
      • Operational “Stable Prices” Goal
      • Responsibility for Monetary Policy
      • Policy Instrument
      • Hitting the Federal Funds Rate Target
      • Restoring Financial Stability in a Financial Crisis
      • Checkpoint 17.1
    • 17.2 Monetary Policy Transmission
      • Quick Overview
      • Interest Rate Changes
      • Exchange Rate Changes
      • Money and Bank Loans
      • The Long-Term Real Interest Rate
      • Expenditure Plans
      • The Fed Fights Recession
      • The Fed Fights Inflation
      • Loose Links and Long and Variable Lags
      • A Final Reality Check
      • Checkpoint 17.2
    • 17.3 Alternative Monetary Policy Strategies
      • An Interest Rate Rule
      • A Monetary Base Rule
      • Inflation Targeting
      • Money Targeting Rule
      • Checkpoint 17.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the Fed in a Crisis
      • Did the Fed Save Us From Another Great Depression?
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The Fed’s Decisions Versus Two Rules
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Inflation Targeting Around the World
    • Eye on your Life
      • Your Views on Monetary Policy and How Monetary Policy Affects You
  • Chapter 18 International Trade Policy
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 18.1 How Global Markets Work
      • International Trade Today
      • What Drives International Trade?
      • Why the United States Imports T-Shirts
      • Why the United States Exports Airplanes
      • Winners, Losers, and Net Gains From Trade
      • Checkpoint 18.1
    • 18.2 International Trade Restrictions
      • Tariffs
      • Import Quotas
      • Other Import Barriers
      • Checkpoint 18.2
    • 18.3 The Case Against Protection
      • Three Traditional Arguments for Protection
      • Four Newer Arguments for Protection
      • Why Is International Trade Restricted?
      • Checkpoint 18.3
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • U.S. Exports and Imports
    • Eye on Globalization
      • Who Wins and Who Loses from Globalization?
    • Eye on the Past
      • The History of U.S. Tariffs
    • Eye on your Life
      • International Trade
  • Chapter 19 International Finance
    • Chapter Checklist
    • 19.1 Financing International Trade
      • Balance of Payments Accounts
      • Borrowers and Lenders, Debtors and Creditors
      • Current Account Balance
      • Checkpoint 19.1
    • 19.2 The Exchange Rate
      • Demand in the Foreign Exchange Market
      • The Law of Demand for Foreign Exchange
      • Changes in the Demand for Dollars
      • Supply in the Foreign Exchange Market
      • The Law of Supply of Foreign Exchange
      • Changes in the Supply of Dollars
      • Market Equilibrium
      • Exchange Rate Expectations
      • Purchasing Power Parity
      • Monetary Policy and the Exchange Rate
      • Pegging the Exchange Rate
      • The People’s Bank Of China In The Foreign Exchange Market
      • Checkpoint 19.2
    • Chapter Summary
    • Chapter Checkpoint
    • Eye on the U.S. Economy
      • The U.S. Balance of Payments
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Current Account Balances Around the World
    • Eye on the Dollar
      • Why Does Our Dollar Fluctuate?
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • Purchasing Power Parity
    • Eye on the Global Economy
      • The Managed Yuan
    • Eye on your Life
      • Your Foreign Exchange Transactions
• Glossary
• Index
• Credits
• Back Cover

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