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Economics for South African students

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Pretoria : 2008.Edition: 4th edDescription: 534 pages ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 9780627027123
  • 0627027121
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 330
Summary: What economics is all about; a closer look at the economic problem; the interdependence between the major sectors, markets and flows in the mixed economy; measuring the performance of the economy; the South African economy; the economist's analytical toolkit. Microeconomics. Demand and supply prices; demand and supply in action; elasticity; background to demand - the theory of consumer choice; background to supply - the theory of production and cost; perfect competition; monopoly and imperfect competition; the labour market. From microeconomics to macro-economics - three important sectors in the economy. The monetary sector; the public sector; the foreign sector. Macroeconomics. Income determination in a simple Keynesian macroeconomic model.; Keynesian models including the government and the foreign sector; more on macroeconomic theory and policy; inflation; unemployment and the Phillips curve; economic growth and development.
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Books Books Botho University eSwatini Open Shelves Faculty Business & Accounting 330 MOH (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available BC-LIB07116
Books Books Botho University eSwatini Open Shelves Faculty Business & Accounting 330 MOH (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available BC-LIB06983

What economics is all about; a closer look at the economic problem; the interdependence between the major sectors, markets and flows in the mixed economy; measuring the performance of the economy; the South African economy; the economist's analytical toolkit. Microeconomics. Demand and supply prices; demand and supply in action; elasticity; background to demand - the theory of consumer choice; background to supply - the theory of production and cost; perfect competition; monopoly and imperfect competition; the labour market. From microeconomics to macro-economics - three important sectors in the economy. The monetary sector; the public sector; the foreign sector. Macroeconomics. Income determination in a simple Keynesian macroeconomic model.; Keynesian models including the government and the foreign sector; more on macroeconomic theory and policy; inflation; unemployment and the Phillips curve; economic growth and development.

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