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16. A Change in Equilibrium Price and
Quantity
17. Price Controls
18. A Price Ceiling
19. A Price Floor
20. Price Controls and Economic
Inefficiency
21. Appendix: Markets are Both Impersonal
and Personal
21. Study Guide for Chapter 3
22. Chapter Summary
23. Questions for Chapter 3
24. Answers for Chapter 3
Chapter 4 Inflation and Unemployment
1. Three Macroeconomic Goals
2. Inflation
3. The Price Level, Money, and Production
4. Consumer Price Index
5. Consumer Price Index Table
6. Computing the Rate of Inflation
7. Adjusting Nominal Values to Real Values
8. Unemployment
9. Full Employment
10. Measuring Unemployment
11. Types of Unemployment
12. Frictional Unemployment
13. Structural Unemployment
14. Natural Unemployment Rate
15. Cyclical Unemployment
16. Economic Growth and Job Destruction
17. Appendix: Female Labor Force
Participation
18. Appendix: Recent U.S. History in
Achieving the Three Macroeconomic
Goals
19. Appendix: High Unemployment after the
Great Recession
20. Appendix: High Unemployment in France
21. Appendix: Think Like an Economist –
Unemployment Policies
22. Study Guide for Chapter 4
23. Chapter Summary
24. Questions for Chapter 4
25. Answers for Chapter 4
26. Answer to Think Like an Economist
Chapter 5 Measuring Total Output: GDP
1. Gross Domestic Product
2. Market Value
3. What is Excluded in Computing GDP
4. Two Measures of Total Output; GDP and
National Income
5. Total Expenditures and GDP
6. Resource Payments and National Income
7. Per Capita Output
8. Per Capita Personal Income – 2013
9. Real GDP
10. The Business Cycle
11. Appendix: Flaws in GDP as a Measure of
Standard of Living
12. Appendix: The Three Macroeconomic
Goals and the U.S. Economy
13. Appendix: Historical Data on Nominal and
Real GDP
14. Appendix: Circular Flow Diagram
15. Study Guide for Chapter 5
16. Chapter Summary
17. Questions for Chapter 5
18. Answers for Chapter 5
Chapter 6 The Aggregate Market
1. Aggregate Demand
2. Shifts in the Aggregate Demand Curve
3. Factors Affecting TE
4. Aggregate Supply
5. Shifts in the SRAS Curve
6. Factors Affecting Overall Costs of
Production
7. Short-Run Equilibrium: Putting AD and
SRAS Together
8. Changes in AD and SRAS
9. Appendix: Why Increasing SRAS Has Not
Led to a Lower Price Level
10. Appendix: Why the Aggregate Demand
Curve Slopes Downward
11. Appendix: Why the Short-Run Aggregate
Supply Curve Slopes Upward
12. Study Guide for Chapter 6
13. Chapter Summary
14. Questions for Chapter 6
15. Answers for Chapter 6
Chapter 7 Classical Economic Theory
1. Adam Smith
2. The Ideal Quantity of Total Output
3. The Self-Regulating Economy
4. Marx’s Criticism of Classical Theory
5. Say’s Law, Savings, and Flexible Interest
Rates
6. Say’s Law and Flexible Wages and Prices
7. Natural Real GDP
8. A Recessionary Gap
9. An Inflationary Gap
10. Long-Run Equilibrium
11. Automatically Closing a Recessionary Gap
12. Automatically Closing an Inflationary Gap
13. Long-Run Aggregate Supply
14. Laissez-faire
15. Appendix: The Stock Market Crash of
1929, the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, and the
Great Depression
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