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1. Economics, 19/edition . Paul A. Samuelson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology & William D. Nordhaus, Yale University. McGraw-Hil

Preface
PART ONE: BASIC CONCEPTS
Chapter 1 | TheCentral Concepts of Economics |
Appendix 1 | How to Read Graphs |
Chapter 2 | The Modern Mixed Economy |
Chapter 3 | Basic Elements of Supply and Demand |
PART TWO: MICROECONOMICS: SUPPLY, DEMAND,AND PRODUCT MARKETS
Chapter 4 | Supply and Demand: Elasticity and Applications |
Chapter 5 | Demand and Consumer Behavior |
Appendix 5 | Geometrical Analysis of Consumer Equilibrium |Chapter 6 | Production and Business Organization |
Chapter 7 | Analysis of Costs |
Appendix 7 | Production, Cost Theory, and Decisions of the Firm |
Chapter 8 | Analysis of Perfectly CompetitiveMarkets |
Chapter 9 | Imperfect Competition and Monopoly |
Chapter 10 | Competition among the Few |
Chapter 11 | Economics of Uncertainty |
PART THREE: FACTOR MARKETS: LABOR, LAND, ANDCAPITAL
Chapter 12 | How Markets Determine Incomes |
Chapter 13 | The Labor Market |
Chapter 14 | Land, Natural Resources, and the Environment |
Chapter 15 | Capital, Interest, and Profits|
PART FOUR: APPLICATIONS OF ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES
Chapter 16 | Government Taxation and Expenditure |
Chapter 17 | Efficiency vs. Equality: The Big Tradeoff |
Chapter 18 | InternationalTrade |
PART FIVE: MACROECONOMICS: ECONOMIC GROWTH AND BUSINESS CYCLES
Chapter 19 | Overview of Macroeconomics |
Appendix 19 | Macroeconomic Data for the United States |
Chapter 20 |Measuring Economic Activity |
Chapter 21 | Consumption and Investment |
Chapter 22 | Business Cycles and Aggregate Demand |
Chapter 23 | Money and the Financial System |
Chapter 24 | MonetaryPolicy and the Economy |
PART SIX: GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT, AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
Chapter 25 | Economic Growth |
Chapter 26 | The Challenge of Economic Development |
Chapter 27 | Exchange...