经济学原理 宏观部分 (第6版)(清华经济学系列英文版教材)

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出版社: 清华大学出版社

ISBN:9787302468943

版次:6

商品编码:12080325

包装:平装

开本:16开

出版时间:2017-05-01

用纸:胶版纸

页数:214

正文语种:英文

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内容简介

曼昆教授的这本《经济学原理》,自 1997年首次出版以来,被全世界数以百万计的学生使用,《戏剧小品剧作教程(上海戏剧学院规划建设教材)》琦君散文精选(琦君手绘插图升级版)琦君,深受学生和教师的喜爱,被翻译成 20多种语言。很多学生因学习这本书而深深地爱上了经济学。这本书的中文翻译版也已经在我国出版。

目录

第八篇 宏观经济学的数据 ……………………………………………………………………1 (489)

第 23章 一国收入的衡量 ……………………………………………………………………………3 (491)

第24章 生活费用的衡量……………………………………………………………………………25 (513)

第九篇 长期中的实际经济 ……………………………………………………………………41 (529)

第25章 生产与增长…………………………………………………………………………………43 (531)

第26章 储蓄、投资和金融体系……………………………………………………………………67 (555)

第十篇 长期中的货币与物价 …………………………………………………………………89 (617)

第29章 货币制度……………………………………………………………………………………91 (619)

第 30章 货币增长与通货膨胀 ……………………………………………………………………115 (643)

第十二篇 短期经济波动 ………………………………………………………………………141 (717)

第 33章 总需求与总供给 …………………………………………………………………………143 (719)

第 34章 货币和财政政策对总需求的影响 ………………………………………………………181 (757)

术语表 …………………………………………………………………………………………209 (833)

精彩书摘

ToCatherine,Nicholas,andPeter,

myothercontributionstothenextgeneration

author

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aboutthe

N.GregoryMankiwisprofessorofeconomicsat

HarvardUniversity.Asastudent,hestudiedeconomics

atPrincetonUniversityandMIT.Asateacher,

hehastaughtmacroeconomics,microeconomics,

statistics,andprinciplesofeconomics.Heeven

spentonesummerlongagoasasailinginstructor

onLongBeachIsland.

ProfessorMankiwisaprolificwriterandaregular

participantinacademicandpolicydebates.His

workhasbeenpublishedinscholarlyjournals,such

astheAmericanEconomicReview,JournalofPolitical

Economy,andQuarterlyJournalofEconomics,andin

morepopularforums,suchasTheNewYorkTimes

andTheWallStreetJournal.Heisalsoauthorof

thebest-sellingintermediate-leveltextbookMacroeconomics(WorthPublishers).

Inadditiontohisteaching,research,andwriting,ProfessorMankiwhasbeena

researchassociateoftheNationalBureauofEconomicResearch,anadvisertothe

CongressionalBudgetOfficeandtheFederalReserveBanksofBostonandNew

York,andamemberoftheETStestdevelopmentcommitteefortheAdvanced

Placementexamineconomics.From2003to2005,heservedaschairmanofthe

President’sCouncilofEconomicAdvisers.

ProfessorMankiwlivesinWellesley,Massachusetts,withhiswife,Deborah,

threechildren,Catherine,Nicholas,andPeter,andtheirborderterrier,Tobin.

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tothestudentpreface

Economicsisastudyofmankindintheordinarybusinessoflife.”So

wroteAlfredMarshall,thegreat19th-centuryeconomist,inhistextbook,

PrinciplesofEconomics.Althoughwehavelearnedmuchabouttheeconomy

sinceMarshall’stime,thisdefinitionofeconomicsisastruetodayasit

wasin1890,whenthefirsteditionofhistextwaspublished.

Whyshouldyou,asastudentatthebeginningofthe21stcentury,embarkon

thestudyofeconomics?Therearethreereasons.

Thefirstreasontostudyeconomicsisthatitwillhelpyouunderstandthe

worldinwhichyoulive.Therearemanyquestionsabouttheeconomythatmight

sparkyourcuriosity.WhyareapartmentssohardtofindinNewYorkCity?Why

doairlineschargelessforaround-tripticketifthetravelerstaysoveraSaturday

night?WhyisJohnnyDepppaidsomuchtostarinmovies?Whyarelivingstandards

someagerinmanyAfricancountries?Whydosomecountrieshavehigh

ratesofinflationwhileothershavestableprices?Whyarejobseasytofindin

someyearsandhardtofindinothers?Thesearejustafewofthequestionsthata

courseineconomicswillhelpyouanswer.

Thesecondreasontostudyeconomicsisthatitwillmakeyouamoreastute

participantintheeconomy.Asyougoaboutyourlife,youmakemanyeconomic

decisions.Whileyouareastudent,youdecidehowmanyyearstostayinschool.

Onceyoutakeajob,youdecidehowmuchofyourincometospend,howmuch

tosave,andhowtoinvestyoursavings.Somedayyoumayfindyourselfrunning

asmallbusinessoralargecorporation,andyouwilldecidewhatpricestocharge

foryourproducts.Theinsightsdevelopedinthecomingchapterswillgiveyou

anewperspectiveonhowbesttomakethesedecisions.Studyingeconomicswill

notbyitselfmakeyourich,butitwillgiveyousometoolsthatmayhelpinthat

endeavor.

Thethirdreasontostudyeconomicsisthatitwillgiveyouabetterunderstanding

ofboththepotentialandthelimitsofeconomicpolicy.Economicquestions

arealwaysonthemindsofpolicymakersinmayors’offices,governors’mansions,

andtheWhiteHouse.Whataretheburdensassociatedwithalternativeformsof

taxation?Whataretheeffectsoffreetradewithothercountries?Whatisthebest

waytoprotecttheenvironment?Howdoesagovernmentbudgetdeficitaffect

theeconomy?Asavoter,youhelpchoosethepoliciesthatguidetheallocationof

society’sresources.Anunderstandingofeconomicswillhelpyoucarryoutthat

responsibility.Andwhoknows:Perhapssomedayyouwillendupasoneofthose

policymakersyourself.

Thus,theprinciplesofeconomicscanbeappliedinmanyoflife’ssituations.

Whetherthefuturefindsyoureadingthenewspaper,runningabusiness,orsitting

intheOvalOffice,youwillbegladthatyoustudiedeconomics.

N.GregoryMankiw

前言/序言

preface

“Economicsisastudyofmankindintheordinarybusinessoflife.”SowroteAlfredMarshall,thegreat19th-centuryeconomist,inhistextbook,

PrinciplesofEconomics.Althoughwehavelearnedmuchabouttheeconomy

sinceMarshall’stime,thisdefinitionofeconomicsisastruetodayasit

wasin1890,whenthefirsteditionofhistextwaspublished.

Whyshouldyou,asastudentatthebeginningofthe21stcentury,embarkon

thestudyofeconomics?Therearethreereasons.

Thefirstreasontostudyeconomicsisthatitwillhelpyouunderstandthe

worldinwhichyoulive.Therearemanyquestionsabouttheeconomythatmight

sparkyourcuriosity.WhyareapartmentssohardtofindinNewYorkCity?Why

doairlineschargelessforaround-tripticketifthetravelerstaysoveraSaturday

night?WhyisJohnnyDepppaidsomuchtostarinmovies?Whyarelivingstan-

dardssomeagerinmanyAfricancountries?Whydosomecountrieshavehigh

ratesofinflationwhileothershavestableprices?Whyarejobseasytofindin

someyearsandhardtofindinothers?Thesearejustafewofthequestionsthata

courseineconomicswillhelpyouanswer.

Thesecondreasontostudyeconomicsisthatitwillmakeyouamoreastute

participantintheeconomy.Asyougoaboutyourlife,youmakemanyeconomic

decisions.Whileyouareastudent,youdecidehowmanyyearstostayinschool.

Onceyoutakeajob,youdecidehowmuchofyourincometospend,howmuch

tosave,andhowtoinvestyoursavings.Somedayyoumayfindyourselfrunning

asmallbusinessoralargecorporation,andyouwilldecidewhatpricestocharge

foryourproducts.Theinsightsdevelopedinthecomingchapterswillgiveyou

anewperspectiveonhowbesttomakethesedecisions.Studyingeconomicswill

notbyitselfmakeyourich,butitwillgiveyousometoolsthatmayhelpinthat

endeavor.

Thethirdreasontostudyeconomicsisthatitwillgiveyouabetterunderstand-

ingofboththepotentialandthelimitsofeconomicpolicy.Economicquestions

arealwaysonthemindsofpolicymakersinmayors’offices,governors’mansions,

andtheWhiteHouse.Whataretheburdensassociatedwithalternativeformsof

taxation?Whataretheeffectsoffreetradewithothercountries?Whatisthebest

waytoprotecttheenvironment?Howdoesagovernmentbudgetdeficitaffect

theeconomy?Asavoter,youhelpchoosethepoliciesthatguidetheallocationof

society’sresources.Anunderstandingofeconomicswillhelpyoucarryoutthat

responsibility.Andwhoknows:Perhapssomedayyouwillendupasoneofthose

policymakersyourself.

Thus,theprinciplesofeconomicscanbeappliedinmanyoflife’ssituations.

Whetherthefuturefindsyoureadingthenewspaper,runningabusiness,orsit-

tingintheOvalOffice,youwillbegladthatyoustudiedeconomics.

N.GregoryMankiwDecember2010