Microeconomics, Fourteenth Canadian Edition
An indispensable reference for students enrolled in any business and economics programme, Ragan: Economics builds on a rich legacy of success in teaching and learning. Ragan: Economics provides students with an introduction to the major issues facing the world’s economies, to the methods that economists use to study those issues, and to the policy problems that those issues create.

by Christopher T.S. Ragan (Author)

• Publisher: Pearson Education Canada (2013)
• Language: English
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Table of Contents

Part 1: What Is Economics?
Chapter 1            Economic Issues and Concepts
Chapter 2            Economic Theories, Data, and Graphs

Part 2: An Introduction to Demand and Supply
Chapter 3            Demand, Supply, and Price
Chapter 4            Elasticity
Chapter 5            Markets in Action

Part 3: Consumers and Products
Chapter 6            Consumer Behaviour
Chapter 7            Producers in the Short Run
Chapter 8            Producers in the Long Run

Part 4: Market Structure and Efficiency
Chapter 9            Competitive Markets
Chapter 10          Monopoly, Cartels, and Price Discrimination
Chapter 11          Imperfect Competition and Strategic Behaviour
Chapter 12          Economic Efficiency and Public Policy

Part 5: Factor Markets
Chapter 13          How Factor Markets Work
Chapter 14          Labour Markets
Chapter 15          Interest Rates and the Capital Market

Part 6: Government in the Market Economy
Chapter 16          Market Failures and Government Intervention
Chapter 17          The Economics of Environmental Protection
Chapter 18          Taxation and Public Expenditure

Part 12: Canada in the Global Economy
Chapter 33          The Gains from International Trade
Chapter 34          Trade Policy

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