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Titel:   Applied Economics
Reihe:   Financial Times
Autor:   Alan Griffiths / Stuart Wall
Verlag:   FT Prentice Hall
Einband:   Softcover
Auflage:   11
Sprache:   Englisch
Seiten:   688
Erschienen:   März 2007
ISBN13:   9780273708223
ISBN10:   0-27370-822-8
 
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Applied Economics

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Highly praised over ten editions for its clear presentation, its broad coverage of economic topics and its unique blend of theory and application, the eleventh edition of Applied Economics continues the traditions which have established it as the best selling text for students of applied economics. With its unique blend of theory and application, Applied Economics communicates the vitality and relevance of the subject to students, bringing economics to life and helping them apply economic principles to the 'real world'.


Features

Combines information and analysis over 30 seperate economic and business topic areas.

Examination of global policy issues provides students with an insight into the difficulties of formulating and implementing economic policy

Well-balanced mixture of theory and application

Clear and easy-to-read writing style

Self-contained chapters allow lecturers the flexibility to fit the book around their various courses

New chapter on Growth and Development

Companion Website includes: learning objectives for each chapter; multiples choice questions; up-to-date facts; links to relevant sites on the web; instructors manual; case study materials; answers to questions and powerpoints.

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New to this Edition

  • MyFinanceLab, an online assessment system that accompanies the Tenth Edition, enables students to identify their weak spots and receive tutorial help to master those areas. Students get more out of each assessment, and professors can assign problem sets online without needing to grade them. For more information, visit MyFinanceLab.
  • By streamlining the presentation, the Tenth Edition focuses students on the most important concepts while offering complementary learning extensions in online chapters and supplementary material.
  • The time value of money is covered in a new appendix to chapter 4, Risk and Return.
  • Updated discussions include corporate ethics scandals, the post-9/11 investment environment in both the stock and bond markets, and the long recovery from the 2000–2002 bear market.
  • Expanded discussion on the Nasdaq market and increased coverage of mutual funds.
  • Content throughout is updated for currency, including chapter openers and boxed material.
  • OTIS exercises have been expanded so each chapter ends with a question requiring the student to practice their investing skills.
  • Additional HotLinks and Ethics in Investing boxes have been added.
  • Extensions to chapter material are provided in Web enhancements on the text’s Companion Website.
  • A list of key terms with page references is added to the end-of-chapter material to quickly locate the term and context within the chapter
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    Table of Contents

    Contents
    Preface
    Acknowledgements
    1 Changes in the UK economic structure
    PART I: THEORY OF THE FIRM
    2 Financial reports as a source of corporate information
    3 Firm objectives and firm behaviour
    4 The small firm
    5 Mergers and acquisitions in the growth of the firm
    6 Oligopoly
    7 The multinational corporation
    8 Privatization and deregulation
    9 Pricing in practice
    PART II: ENVIRONMENTAL, REGIONAL AND SOCIAL ECONOMICS
    10 The economics of the environment
    11 Regional and urban policy
    12 Transport
    13 Social policy
    14 Distribution of income and wealth
    15 Trade unions, wages and collective bargaining
    PART III: MACROECONOMICS
    16 Consumption and saving
    17 Investment
    18 Public expenditure
    19 Taxation
    20 Money and EMU
    21 Financial institutions and markets
    22 Inflation
    23 Unemployment
    24 Managing the economy
    PART IV: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
    25 Globalization
    26 Exchange rates
    27 United Kingdom trade performance
    28 Free trade, regional trading blocs and protectionism
    29 The European Union
    30 Growth and Development
    A guide to sources
    Statistical sources
    Information sources
    Other applied materials
    Electronic Media
    Internet sources
    Notes on contributors
    Index
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    Back Cover

    Are you someone who strives to be the best and who wants the best of everything? If you are, Applied Economics is the book for you - it is the best book in the market on applied economics. But don’t just take our word for it, here are some comments from users of previous editions:

    'This book remains a tour de force! If only more students would buy it and read it, our job would be much easier.' Universityof Warwick

    'I have been hooked on this book since the first edition. The coverage is broad, the research thorough, the presentation excellent, the writing most readable: economics comes alive.' Universityof Westminster

    'Griffiths and Wall have long held a unique market position in the undergraduate economics textbook market.' StaffordshireUniversity.

    "In the presence of Griffiths and Wall, other books can at best be used as supplementary references…. Griffiths and Wall remains the best book available in its area." LoughboroughUniversity

    ‘I have found no weaknesses in this book. It provides an all encompassing textbook that will remain as indicative reading for many years.' Glasgow Caledonian University

    Highly praised over ten editions for its clear presentation, its broad coverage of economic topics and its unique blend of theory and application, the eleventh edition of Applied Economics continues the traditions which have established it as the best selling text for students of applied economics. With its unique blend of theory and application, Applied Economics communicates the vitality and relevance of the subject to students, bringing economics to life and helping them apply economic principles to the 'real world'.

    Features

    • Combines information and analysis over 30 separate economic and business topic areas.
    • Examination of global policy issues provides students with an insight into the difficulties of formulating and implementing economic policy.
    • Well balanced mixture of theory and application.
    • Clear and easy-to-read writing style.
    • Self-contained chapters allow lecturers the flexibility to fit the book around their various courses.
    • New chapter on Growth and Development.
    • Companion Website includes: learning objectives for each chapter; multiple choice questions; up-to-date facts; links to relevant sites on the web; Instructor’s Manual; case study materials; answers to questions and PowerPoint slides.

    Applied Economics is ideal for undergraduates studying economics, business studies, management and the social sciences. It is also suitable for those studying professional courses, HND and A-level courses.

    Alan Griffiths, B.A., M.S.c., is Reader in Economics in the Ashcroft International Business School, Anglia Ruskin University, having previously been Tutor in Economics at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. He is a fellow of the Japan Foundation and visiting Professor of Economics at Yokohama National University. He has also worked as Research Officer at the Research Institute for the National Economy, Tokyo.

    Stuart Wall, BA, M.Sc., is Professor of Business and Economics Education in Anglia Ruskin University, and Head of the Department of International Business and Strategy. He has been a visiting lecturer, supervisor and examiner at Cambridge University. He has also acted as a consultant to the OECD Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, and as a member of economic degree awarding bodies in the UK.

     

     

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    Author

    Alan Griffiths, B.A., M.S.c., is Reader in Economics in the Ashcroft International Business School, Anglia Ruskin University, having previously been Tutor in Economics at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. He is a fellow of the Japan Foundation and visiting Professor of Economics at Yokohama National University. He has also worked as Research Officer at the Research Institute for the National Economy, Tokyo.

    Stuart Wall, BA, M.Sc., is Professor of Business and Economics Education in Anglia Ruskin University, and Head of the Department of International Business and Strategy. He has been a visiting lecturer, supervisor and examiner at Cambridge University. He has also acted as a consultant to the OECD Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, and as a member of economic degree awarding bodies in the UK.

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