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Economics For Business

Dermot McAleese

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This text should help businesspeople understand the global economic environment in which they must do business. The book covers the increasing convergence of world economic policy on three principles: an emphasis on market mechanisms rather than state intervention; the preeminence of stability as a goal for macroeconomic policy; and a preference for internationally-oriented policies, rather than protectionism. Within this framework, the book introduces a variety of critical issues, including labour, investment and interest rates; inflation and the role of central banks; the causes and consequences of business fluctuations; fiscal policy and budget deficits; the balance of payments; and exchange rates.

Language: English

Pages: 600

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Prentice Hall

Release: January 01, 1997

ISBN: 013371246X

ISBN 13: 9780133712469

Economics For Business

Dermot McAleese

3/5 ( ratings)

This text should help businesspeople understand the global economic environment in which they must do business. The book covers the increasing convergence of world economic policy on three principles: an emphasis on market mechanisms rather than state intervention; the preeminence of stability as a goal for macroeconomic policy; and a preference for internationally-oriented policies, rather than protectionism. Within this framework, the book introduces a variety of critical issues, including labour, investment and interest rates; inflation and the role of central banks; the causes and consequences of business fluctuations; fiscal policy and budget deficits; the balance of payments; and exchange rates.

Language: English

Pages: 600

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Prentice Hall

Release: January 01, 1997

ISBN: 013371246X

ISBN 13: 9780133712469

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