TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Macroeconomics (6th edition): Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "Macroeconomics" hass contents: Business cycles; classical business cycle analysis - market clearing macroeconomics; keynesianism - the macroeconomics of wage and price rigidity; unemployment and inflation; monetary policy and the federal reserve system,.and other contents. | • u S l n ess C s an • acroeco n o m l c • o IC CHAPTER • • • u S l n ess c es ince the Industrial Revolution, the economies of the United States and many other countries have grown tremendously. That growth has transformed economies and greatly improved living standards. Yet even in prosperous countries, economic expansion has been periodically interrupted by episodes of declining production and income and rising unemployment. Sometimes fortunately, not very often these episodes have been severe and prolonged. But whether brief or more extended, declines in economic activity have been followed almost invariably by a resumption of economic growth. This repeated sequence of economic expansion giving way to temporary decline followed by recovery, is known as the business cycle. The business cycle is a central concern in macroeconomics because business cycle fluctuations the ups and downs in overall economic activity are felt throughout the economy. When the economy is growing strongly, prosperity is shared by most of the nation's industries and their workers and owners of capital. When the economy weakens, many sectors of the economy experience declining sales and production, and workers are laid off or forced to work only part-time. Because the effects of busi­ ness cycles are so widespread, and because economic downturns can cause great hardship, economists have tried to find the causes of these episodes and to deter­ mine what, if anything, can be done to counteract them. The two basic questions of (1) what causes business cycles and (2) how policymakers should respond to cyclical fluctuations are the main concern of Part 3 of this book. The answers to these two questions remain highly controversial. Much of this controversy involves the proponents of the classical and Keynesian approaches to macroeconomics, introduced in Chapter 1 . In brief, classical economists view busi­ ness cycles as generally representing the economy's best response to .

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• Business cycles
• Classical business cycle analysis
• Market clearing macroeconomics
• Price rigidity
• Monetary policy
• The federal reserve system
• Financial Crises
• Dynamic Economic Development
• Unfinished Research Agenda
• Cycle Modelling
• Business Cycle Theory
• Investment decision
• Economics for investment decision
• Fiscal policy
• External trade sector activity
• Lecture Macroeconomics
• Kinh tế vĩ mô
• Economic theory
• Structural unemployment
• Economic cost
• Lecture Economics
• Environmental economics
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• Unemployment rate
• Principles of economics
• Lecture Principles of economics
• Aggregate demand
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• Long run equilibrium
• Economic principles
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• Lecture Microeconomics
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• Economic growth
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• Dynamic Economic
• Economic Development
• The Unfinished Research Agenda
• Accounting Information
• Reporting Systems
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• AIS super system
• Accounting transaction cycles
• Business activities
• The less developed countries
• Economies in transition
• International trade
• Gross domestic product
• economic behavior
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• planetary configurations
• Economic Research
• Macroeconomic policy
• The open economy
• Business cycle
• Credit cycle index
• Hodrick Prescott filter
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• Lecture International business
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• Product life cycles
• Manfred gartner
• Endogenous economic policy
• The European Monetary System
• Unemployment and growth
• Real business cycles
• Public debt
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