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The economics of macro issues / Roger LeRoy Miller

By: Miller, Roger LeRoy [author]Material type: TextTextPublisher: St. Paul : West Publishing Company, 1983Edition: Fourth editionDescription: xvii, 195 pages ; 21 cmISBN: 0314696679Subject(s): MacroeconomicsDDC classification: 339
Contents:
Part One. The Government Sector, Taxation and the Distribution of Income -- 1. A Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Federal Budget -- 2. The Subterranean Economy -- 3. Other Ways of Avoiding Taxes -- 4. The 18% Solution--Loopholes Beware -- 5. Are We Winning the War Against Poverty? -- Part Two. Business Cycles -- 6. Problems in Measuring GNP -- 7. Is the U.S. Losing the GNP Race? -- 8. When Has a Recession Started? -- 9. On Measuring Unemployment and Full Employment -- 10. The New Unemployment -- 11. Profits and How to Measure Them -- Part Three. The Keynesian Model, Fiscal Policy, and the Public Debt -- 12. Are We Saving Enough? -- 13. Social Security and Saving -- 14. Can the Government Create Jobs Directly? -- 15. The New Federalism and Automatic Stabilizers -- 16. Putting a Lid in the Public Debt -- 17. The Deficit, Off-Budget Items, and Credit Markets -- 18. The Full Employment Budget Rides Again -- Part Four. Inflation -- 19. What the CPI Really Means -- 20. Can Consumers Help Fight Inflation? -- 21. Attempts at Controlling Prices -- 22. Resolved: The U.S. Treasury Shall Issue Indexed Bonds -- 23. The Costs and Benefits of Inflation -- Part Five. Banking and the Fed -- 24. Should the Fed Be Controlled? -- 25. Deposit Insurance and Bank Risk Taking -- Part Six. Stabilization Policies -- 26. Stagflation -- 27. Short-Run Stabilization Policies--Fact or Fiction? -- 28. The Political-Business Cycle -- 29. Can Supply Side Economics Work? -- Part Seven. International Trade and Finance -- 30. The Cost of Trade Restriction -- 31. Currency Speculation
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Circulation 		Junior High School 339 M61 1983 (Browse shelf) 1 Available MJH6821

Includes index.

Part One. The Government Sector, Taxation and the Distribution of Income -- 1. A Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Federal Budget -- 2. The Subterranean Economy -- 3. Other Ways of Avoiding Taxes -- 4. The 18% Solution--Loopholes Beware -- 5. Are We Winning the War Against Poverty? -- Part Two. Business Cycles -- 6. Problems in Measuring GNP -- 7. Is the U.S. Losing the GNP Race? -- 8. When Has a Recession Started? -- 9. On Measuring Unemployment and Full Employment -- 10. The New Unemployment -- 11. Profits and How to Measure Them -- Part Three. The Keynesian Model, Fiscal Policy, and the Public Debt -- 12. Are We Saving Enough? -- 13. Social Security and Saving -- 14. Can the Government Create Jobs Directly? -- 15. The New Federalism and Automatic Stabilizers -- 16. Putting a Lid in the Public Debt -- 17. The Deficit, Off-Budget Items, and Credit Markets -- 18. The Full Employment Budget Rides Again -- Part Four. Inflation -- 19. What the CPI Really Means -- 20. Can Consumers Help Fight Inflation? -- 21. Attempts at Controlling Prices -- 22. Resolved: The U.S. Treasury Shall Issue Indexed Bonds -- 23. The Costs and Benefits of Inflation -- Part Five. Banking and the Fed -- 24. Should the Fed Be Controlled? -- 25. Deposit Insurance and Bank Risk Taking -- Part Six. Stabilization Policies -- 26. Stagflation -- 27. Short-Run Stabilization Policies--Fact or Fiction? -- 28. The Political-Business Cycle -- 29. Can Supply Side Economics Work? -- Part Seven. International Trade and Finance -- 30. The Cost of Trade Restriction -- 31. Currency Speculation

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