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Publisher: Beixu Manuscript Jing Blind Reputation Rang University Press.
Translator: Liang Xiaomin Liang Li.
Published: May 1, 2015
Pages: 918
Introduction: Principles of Economics (7th Edition): Microeconomics + Macroeconomics is one of the most popular imported economics textbooks in the domestic market, and its biggest feature is its "student-oriented", which emphasizes more on the application of economic principles and policy analysis, rather than economic models.
The 7th edition continues the book's consistent style, while completely revising and improving the 6th edition. Columns such as "News Excerpts" and "Case Studies" have been significantly updated, and post-chapter exercises have been expanded.
About the author: nGregory Mankiw, n
Gregory Mankiw), professor of economics at Harvard University, studied economics at Princeton University and MIT Mill College. He has taught courses in macroeconomics, microeconomics, statistics, and principles of economics. Professor Mankiw is also a co-investigator with the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), an advisor to the Congressional Budget Office, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and New York, and a member of the Advanced Placement Test Development Committee at the Educational Testing Service (ETS).
From 2003 to 2005, he served as Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers.
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a. Each person consumes 4 bottles, and the consumer has 8 leftovers.
b. The total remaining 8-4=4 for each person.
c. Cindy's welfare change =; The total surplus of Whoville also increased.
d. 3 bottles per person; consumer surplus; External costs are now 0 and are internalized into taxes; **Income 1 yuan bottle; The total surplus for each person is still.
e. Support. Because the tax makes everyone account for the social costs caused by negative externalities, the Q equilibrium 4 bottles move to the Q optimal 3 bottles, and the total surplus of each person increases from 4 bottles at 4 bottles to 3 bottles, and the correction tax increases the total surplus.
The principles of economics are the scientific laws of economics that reflect the objective laws of economic development, which are composed of economic concepts, categories and category systems, including economic axioms and economic theorems.
This book is a study guide and exercise solution manual that accompanies Mankiw's Principles of Economics (7th Edition): A Compendium of Microeconomics. The book consists of 24 chapters, and is consistent with Principles of Economics (7th Edition).
The chapters of the Microeconomics Fascicle are designed to be fully corresponding, and are officially licensed editions by Cengage Learning Publishing. The main contents of each chapter include: the learning objectives of the chapter, the main points of the chapter, and the answers to the exercises in the chapter (including "instant questions", review questions, quick single choice, questions and applications).
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13.Improvement: Reduction of medical costs through scientific and technological innovation or the introduction of private medical care.
Reduction: Taxation affects people's motivation to provide health care excessively.
16.Tax Increases: Short-term: Less money spent Long-term: RecessionMoney-issued: Short-term: Increased employment Long-term: Inflation.
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15 Incentives for low-income earners are positive, while incentives for high-income earners are negative, mainly on issues of efficiency and equality.
16 Reducing the quality of life of the population and having a tendency towards deflation may lead to economic downturn in the long run.
The issuance of more money means inflation and rising prices.
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β=1-(αi)/y*。
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Let's say the principle of diminishing marginal utility, right? If you are hungry and you like to eat steamed buns, then when you eat the first steamed bun, you like it very much, the second one may not like it so much, the third one is okay, the fourth one is already full, and the fifth one can't eat it. The sixth one is annoyed when he sees it! >>>More