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PART ONE: An Introduction to Economic Theory
CHAPTER 1: The Discourse of Economics
CHAPTER 2: What is a Good Society?
CHAPTER 3: The Neoclassical Theory of Supply and Demand
CHAPTER 4: The Marxian Theory of Class Exploitation
PART TWO: Principles of Microeconomic Theory
CHAPTER 5: The Neoclassical Concept of Elasticity
CHAPTER 6: Theories of Utility Maximization
CHAPTER 7: Theories of Production Technology and the Cost of Production
CHAPTER 8: Theories of Intensely Competitive Markets
CHAPTER 9: Theories of Monopolistic Markets
CHAPTER 10: Theories of Imperfectly Competitive Markets
CHAPTER 11: Theories of the Labor Market
PART THREE: Principles of Macroeconomic Theory
CHAPTER 12: Macroeconomic Measurement
CHAPTER 13: The Theory of Effective Demand and the Neoclassical Synthesis Model
CHAPTER 14: Unorthodox Theories of Macroeconomic Crisis
CHAPTER 15: Theories of Financial Markets
CHAPTER 16: Money Supply Measures and Theories of Commercial Bank Behavior
CHAPTER 17: Monetary Theories and the Role of the Central Bank
CHAPTER 18: Theories of Government Budget Deficits and Debt
PART FOUR: Principles of International Economic Theory
CHAPTER 19: Theories of International Trade
CHAPTER 20: Balance of Payments Accounting and Theories of Currency Markets
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