| Title : | Economics for business | | Material Type: | printed text | | Authors: | John Sloman, Author ; Mark Sutcliffe, Author | | Edition statement: | 3rd ed. | | Publisher: | Harlow : Financial Times Prentice Hall | | Publication Date: | 2004 | | Pagination: | xxvii, 726 p. | | Layout: | ill (col) | | Size: | 27 cm | | ISBN (or other code): | 978-0-273-68335-3 | | General note: | The aim of 'Economics For Business' is to make the intriguing subject of economics more accessible and relevant to those studying the subject as part of a business-related degree. The book covers all of the major principles of economics but its focus throughout is firmly on applying these economic principles to the real world of business. | | Class number: | 330 | | Contents note: | Preface; Publisher's acknowledgements; Guided Tour
Part A Business and economics
1. The business environment and business economics; 2. Economics and the world of business; 3. Business organisations
Part B Business and markets
4. The working of competitive markets; 5. Business in a market environment
Part C Background to demand
6. Demand and the consumer; 7. Demand and the firm; 8. Product, marketing and advertising
Part D Background to supply
9. Costs of production; 10. Revenue and profit
Part E Supply: short run profit maximisation
11. Profit maximisation under perfect competition and monopoly; 12. Profit maximisation under imperfect competition
Part F Supply: alternative strategies
13. An introduction to business strategy; 14. Alternative theories of the firm; 15. Growth strategy; 16. The small-firm sector; 17. Pricing strategy
Part G The firm in the factor market
18. Labour markets, wages and industrial relations; 19. Investment and the employment of capital
Part H The relationship between government and business
20. Reasons for government intervention in the market; 21. Government and the firm; 22. Government and the market
Part I Business in the international environment
23. Globalisation and multinational business; 24. International trade; 25. Trading Blocs
Part J The macroeconomic environment
26. The macroeconomic environment of business; 27. The balance of payments and exchange rates; 28. Money and interest rates; 29. Business activity, employment and inflation
Part K Macroeconomic policy
30. Demand-side policy; 31. Supply-side policy; 32. International economic policy
Web appendix; Key ideas; Index |
Economics for business [printed text] / John Sloman, Author ; Mark Sutcliffe, Author . - 3rd ed. . - Harlow : Financial Times Prentice Hall, 2004 . - xxvii, 726 p. : ill (col) ; 27 cm. ISBN : 978-0-273-68335-3 The aim of 'Economics For Business' is to make the intriguing subject of economics more accessible and relevant to those studying the subject as part of a business-related degree. The book covers all of the major principles of economics but its focus throughout is firmly on applying these economic principles to the real world of business. | Class number: | 330 | | Contents note: | Preface; Publisher's acknowledgements; Guided Tour
Part A Business and economics
1. The business environment and business economics; 2. Economics and the world of business; 3. Business organisations
Part B Business and markets
4. The working of competitive markets; 5. Business in a market environment
Part C Background to demand
6. Demand and the consumer; 7. Demand and the firm; 8. Product, marketing and advertising
Part D Background to supply
9. Costs of production; 10. Revenue and profit
Part E Supply: short run profit maximisation
11. Profit maximisation under perfect competition and monopoly; 12. Profit maximisation under imperfect competition
Part F Supply: alternative strategies
13. An introduction to business strategy; 14. Alternative theories of the firm; 15. Growth strategy; 16. The small-firm sector; 17. Pricing strategy
Part G The firm in the factor market
18. Labour markets, wages and industrial relations; 19. Investment and the employment of capital
Part H The relationship between government and business
20. Reasons for government intervention in the market; 21. Government and the firm; 22. Government and the market
Part I Business in the international environment
23. Globalisation and multinational business; 24. International trade; 25. Trading Blocs
Part J The macroeconomic environment
26. The macroeconomic environment of business; 27. The balance of payments and exchange rates; 28. Money and interest rates; 29. Business activity, employment and inflation
Part K Macroeconomic policy
30. Demand-side policy; 31. Supply-side policy; 32. International economic policy
Web appendix; Key ideas; Index |
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