Macroeconomics (3版)

　　Publisher: Financial Times Press
　　Copyright: 2009
　　Format: Paper; 568 pp
　　ISBN-10: 0273717901
　　ISBN-13: 9780273717904

　　Now in its third edition, Macroeconomics continues to successfully combine theory and application, using many real-world case studies and examples, updated and changed for the third edition, to explain the basics of Macroeconomics and keep ahead of the ever changing macroeconomic environment we are experiencing today. This rigorous and comprehensive text offers a truly European and Global perspective ideal for intermediate and applied macroeconomics students.

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　　Brand new website with a wide range of interactive models equipped with guided exercises, State of the art interactive applets for data analysis and display, Online quizzes to assess understanding, link lists for further research and summaries.

New To This Edition

　　New chapter on the booms and busts of real business cycles, perfect for understanding today s current macroeconomic challenges.

　　New case studies reflect recent events in the Economy.

　　Considers the debate of whether the ISLM model is still useful in teaching intermediate macroeconomics today, considers other factors in setting monetary policy such as real interest rates but also looks at the move back to Keynesian economics in light of the current financial crises.

　　Brand new website with a wide range of interactive models equipped with guided exercises, State of the art interactive applets for data analysis and display, Online quizzes to assess understanding, link lists for further research and summaries.

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