Foundations of Microeconomics, Global Edition

Höfundar: Robin Bade; Michael Parkin (Útgáfa: 8)
Foundations of Microeconomics, Global Edition

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For courses in Economics. Foundations of Microeconomics, 8th Edition introduces students to the economic principles they can use to navigate the financial decisions of their futures. Each chapter concentrates on a manageable number of ideas, usually 3 to 4, with each reinforced several times throughout the text. This patient approach helps guide students through unfamiliar terrain and focus them on the most important concepts.

The text does four core things to help students grasp and apply economic principles: it motivates with compelling issues and questions, focuses on core ideas, offers concise points, and encourages learning with activities and practice questions. After completing this text, students will have the foundational knowledge of how the economy works and can apply it to their lives going forward. The full text downloaded to your computer With eBooks you can: search for key concepts, words and phrases make highlights and notes as you study share your notes with friends eBooks are downloaded to your computer and accessible either offline through the Bookshelf (available as a free download), available online and also via the iPad and Android apps.

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Pearson International Content
ISBN
9781292218595
Print ISBN
9781292218496
Format
Page Fidelity (PDF)
Útgáfa
8
Höfundar
Robin Bade; Michael Parkin
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2018-08-23
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100
Prent takmörkun
2
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2

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  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Brief Contents
  • About the Authors
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Reviewers
  • Part 1 Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Getting Started
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 1.1 Definition and Questions
  • Scarcity
  • Economics Defined
  • What, How, and For Whom?
  • Can the Pursuit of Self-Interest Be In the Social Interest?
  • Checkpoint 1.1
  • 1.2 The Economic Way of Thinking
  • A Choice Is a Tradeoff
  • Cost: What You Must Give Up
  • Benefit: What You Gain
  • Rational Choice
  • How Much? Choosing at the Margin
  • Choices Respond to Incentives
  • Checkpoint 1.2
  • 1.3 Economics as a Life Skill
  • Economics as a Decision Tool
  • Economics as a Social Science
  • Economics as an Aid To Critical Thinking
  • Checkpoint 1.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Appendix: Making and Using Graphs
  • Basic Idea
  • Interpreting Data Graphs
  • Interpreting Graphs Used In Economic Models
  • The Slope of a Relationship
  • Relationships Among More Than Two Variables
  • Appendix Checkpoint
  • Eye on the Benefit and Cost of School
  • Did You Make the Right Decision?
  • Eye on the Past
  • Adam Smith and the Birth of Economics as a Social Science
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Your Time Allocation
  • Chapter 2 The U.S. and Global Economies
  • 2.1 What, How, and for Whom?
  • What Do We Produce?
  • How Do We Produce?
  • For Whom Do We Produce?
  • Checkpoint 2.1
  • 2.2 The Global Economy
  • The People
  • The Economies
  • What In The Global Economy
  • How In The Global Economy
  • For Whom in the Global Economy
  • Checkpoint 2.2
  • 2.3 The Circular Flows
  • Households and Firms
  • Markets
  • Real Flows and Money Flows
  • Governments
  • Governments in the Circular Flow
  • Circular Flows In the Global Economy
  • Checkpoint 2.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • What We Produce
  • Eye on the Past
  • Changes in What We Produce
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Changes in How We Produce in the Information Economy
  • Eye on the Dreamliner
  • Who Makes The Dreamliner?
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • Differences in How We Produce
  • Eye on your Life
  • The U.S. and Global Economies in Your Life
  • Eye on the Past
  • Growing Government
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • The Ups And Downs In International Trade
  • Chapter 3 The Economic Problem
  • 3.1 Production Possibilities
  • Production Possibilities Frontier
  • How the PPF Illustrates Scarcity and Its Consequences
  • Checkpoint 3.1
  • 3.2 Opportunity Cost
  • The Opportunity Cost of a Smartphone
  • Opportunity Cost and the Slope of the PPF
  • Opportunity Cost Is a Ratio
  • Increasing Opportunity Costs are Everywhere
  • Your Increasing Opportunity Cost
  • Checkpoint 3.2
  • 3.3 Economic Growth
  • Checkpoint 3.3
  • 3.4 Specialization and Trade
  • Absolute Advantage and Comparative Advantage
  • Comparative Advantage: A Model
  • Achieving Gains From Trade
  • The Economy’s Production Possibilities Frontier
  • Checkpoint 3.4
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Your Production Possibilities Frontier
  • Eye on the Environment
  • Is Wind Power Free?
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Expanding Our Production Possibilities
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • Hong Kong’s Rapid Economic Growth
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • No One Knows How to Make a Pencil
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Your Comparative Advantage
  • Chapter 4 Demand and Supply
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 4.1 Demand
  • The Law of Demand
  • Demand Schedule and Demand Curve
  • Individual Demand and Market Demand
  • Changes in Demand
  • Change in Quantity Demanded Versus Change in Demand
  • Checkpoint 4.1
  • 4.2 Supply
  • The Law of Supply
  • Supply Schedule and Supply Curve
  • Individual Supply and Market Supply
  • Changes in Supply
  • Change in Quantity Supplied Versus Change in Supply
  • Checkpoint 4.2
  • 4.3 Market Equilibrium
  • Price: A Market’s Automatic Regulator
  • Predicting Price Changes: Three Questions
  • Effects of Changes in Demand
  • Effects of Changes in Supply
  • Effects of Changes in Both Demand and Supply
  • Checkpoint 4.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Understanding and Using Demand and Supply
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • The Markets for Cocoa and Chocolate
  • Eye on the Price of Coffee
  • Why Did the Price of Coffee Rise in 2014?
  • Part 2 A Closer Look at Markets
  • Chapter 5 Elasticities of Demand and Supply
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 5.1 The Price Elasticity of Demand
  • Percentage Change in Price
  • Percentage Change in Quantity Demanded
  • Comparing the Percentage Changes in Price and Quantity
  • Elastic and Inelastic Demand
  • Influences on the Price Elasticity of Demand
  • Computing the Price Elasticity of Demand
  • Interpreting the Price Elasticity of Demand Number
  • Elasticity Along a Linear Demand Curve
  • Total Revenue and the Price Elasticity of Demand
  • Checkpoint 5.1
  • 5.2 The Price Elasticity of Supply
  • Elastic and Inelastic Supply
  • Influences on the Price Elasticity of Supply
  • Computing the Price Elasticity of Supply
  • Checkpoint 5.2
  • 5.3 Cross Elasticity And Income Elasticity
  • Cross Elasticity of Demand
  • Income Elasticity of Demand
  • Checkpoint 5.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • Price Elasticities of Demand
  • Eye on Elasticity at the Coffee Shop
  • What Do You Do When Starbucks Raises the Price of a Latte?
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Two Applications of the Price Elasticity of Demand
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Your Price Elasticities of Demand
  • Chapter 6 Efficiency and Fairness of Markets
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 6.1 Allocation Methods and Efficiency
  • Resource Allocation Methods
  • Using Resources Efficiently
  • Checkpoint 6.1
  • 6.2 Value, Price, and Consumer Surplus
  • Demand and Marginal Benefit
  • Consumer Surplus
  • Checkpoint 6.2
  • 6.3 Cost, Price, and Producer Surplus
  • Supply and Marginal Cost
  • Producer Surplus
  • Checkpoint 6.3
  • 6.4 Are Markets Efficient?
  • Marginal Benefit Equals Marginal Cost
  • Total Surplus Is Maximized
  • The Invisible Hand
  • Market Failure
  • Sources of Market Failure
  • Alternatives to the Market
  • Checkpoint 6.4
  • 6.5 Are Markets Fair?
  • It’s Not Fair If the Rules Aren’t Fair
  • It’s Not Fair If the Result Isn’t Fair
  • Compromise
  • Checkpoint 6.5
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • The Invisible Hand and e-Commerce
  • Eye on Price Gouging
  • Should Price Gouging Be Illegal?
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Allocation Methods, Efficiency, and Fairness
  • Part 3 How Governments Influence the Economy
  • Chapter 7 Government Actions in Markets
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 7.1 Price Ceilings
  • A Rent Ceiling
  • Are Rent Ceilings Efficient?
  • Are Rent Ceilings Fair?
  • If Rent Ceilings Are So Bad, Why Do We Have Them?
  • Checkpoint 7.1
  • 7.2 Price Floors
  • The Minimum Wage
  • Is the Minimum Wage Efficient?
  • Is the Minimum Wage Fair?
  • If the Minimum Wage Is So Bad, Why Do We Have It?
  • Checkpoint 7.2
  • 7.3 Production Quotas
  • Production Quota: An Example
  • Checkpoint 7.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Minimum Wages and Employment
  • Eye on Price Regulation
  • Minimum Wages and Employment
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • Production Quotas
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Price Ceilings and Price Floors You Encounter
  • Chapter 8 Taxes
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 8.1 Taxes on Buyers and Sellers
  • Tax Incidence
  • Taxes and Efficiency
  • Tax Burden
  • Incidence, Inefficiency, and Elasticity
  • Incidence, Inefficiency, and the Elasticity of Demand
  • Incidence, Inefficiency, and the Elasticity of Supply
  • Checkpoint 8.1
  • 8.2 Income Taxes and Social Security Taxes
  • The Effects of the Income Tax
  • The Social Security Tax
  • Checkpoint 8.2
  • 8.3 Fairness and the Big Tradeoff
  • The Benefits Principle
  • The Ability-to-Pay Principle
  • Ability to Pay and Tax Progressivity
  • The Big Tradeoff and Alternative Tax Proposals
  • Checkpoint 8.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Taxes in the United States Today
  • Eye on Congress
  • Does Congress Decide Who Pays the Taxes?
  • Eye on The Past
  • The Origins and History of the U.S. Income Tax
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Tax Freedom Day
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • The Progressive Income Tax
  • Chapter 9 Global Markets in Action
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 9.1 How Global Markets Work
  • International Trade Today
  • What Drives International Trade?
  • Why the United States Imports T-Shirts
  • Why the United States Exports Airplanes
  • Checkpoint 9.1
  • 9.2 Winners, Losers, and Net Gains from Trade
  • Gains and Losses from Imports
  • Gains and Losses from Exports
  • Checkpoint 9.2
  • 9.3 International Trade Restrictions
  • Tariffs
  • Import Quotas
  • Other Import Barriers
  • Export Subsidies
  • Checkpoint 9.3
  • 9.4 The Case Against Protection
  • Three Traditional Arguments for Protection
  • Four Newer Arguments for Protection
  • Why Is International Trade Restricted?
  • Checkpoint 9.4
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • U.S. Exports and Imports
  • Eye on Globalization
  • Who Wins and Who Loses from Globalization?
  • Eye on The Past
  • The History of U.S. Tariffs
  • Eye on Your Life
  • International Trade
  • Part 4 Market Failure and Public Policy
  • Chapter 10 Externalities
  • Chapter Checklist
  • Externalities in our Daily Lives
  • Negative Production Externalities
  • Positive Production Externalities
  • Negative Consumption Externalities
  • Positive Consumption Externalities
  • 10.1 Negative Externalities: Pollution
  • Private Costs and Social Costs
  • Production and Pollution: How Much?
  • Establish Property Rights
  • Mandate Clean Technology
  • Tax or Cap and Price Pollution
  • Checkpoint 10.1
  • 10.2 Positive Externalities: Education
  • Private Benefits and Social Benefits
  • Government Actions in the Face of External Benefits
  • Checkpoint 10.2
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Externalities in Your Life
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • U.S. Air Pollution Trends
  • Eye on Climate Change
  • How Can We Limit Carbon Emissions?
  • Chapter 11 Public Goods and Common Resources
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 11.1 Classifying Goods and Resources
  • Excludable
  • Rival
  • A Fourfold Classification
  • Checkpoint 11.1
  • 11.2 Public Goods and the Free-rider Problem
  • The Free-Rider Problem
  • The Marginal Benefit from a Public Good
  • The Marginal Cost of a Public Good
  • The Efficient Quantity of a Public Good
  • Private Provision: Underproduction
  • Public Provision: Efficient Production
  • Obstacles to Efficient Public Provision
  • Checkpoint 11.2
  • 11.3 The Tragedy of the Commons
  • Unsustainable Use of a Common Resource
  • Inefficient Use of a Common Resource
  • Using The Commons Efficiently
  • Checkpoint 11.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the Past
  • Is a Lighthouse a Public Good?
  • Eye on Your Life
  • A Student’s Free-Rider Problem and a Market Solution
  • Eye on the U.S. Infrastructure
  • Should America Spend More on Transportation Infrastructure?
  • Eye on the Past
  • The Commons of England’s Middle Ages
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • The North Atlantic Cod Tragedy of the Commons
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • ITQs Work
  • Chapter 12 Common Resources Private Information and Healthcare Markets
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 12.1 The Lemons Problem and Its Solution
  • A Market for Used Cars with a Lemons Problem
  • A Used-Car Market with Dealers’ Warranties
  • Checkpoint 12.1
  • 12.2 Information Problems in Insurance Markets
  • Insurance Markets
  • Asymmetric Information in Insurance
  • Screening in Insurance Markets
  • Separating Equilibrium With Screening
  • Checkpoint 12.2
  • 12.3 The Economics of Healthcare
  • Healthcare Market Failure
  • Alternative Public Choice Solutions
  • A Reform Idea?
  • Checkpoint 12.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the Market for Used Cars
  • How Do You Avoid Buying a Lemon?
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Insurance in the United States
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Healthcare in the United States: A Snapshot
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • Healthcare Expenditures and Health Outcomes
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Signaling Your Ability
  • Part 5 A Closer Look at Decision Makers
  • Chapter 13 Consumer Choice and Demand
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 13.1 Consumption Possibilities
  • The Budget Line
  • A Change in the Budget
  • Changes in Prices
  • Prices and the Slope of the Budget Line
  • Checkpoint 13.1
  • 13.2 Marginal Utility Theory
  • Total Utility
  • Marginal Utility
  • Graphing Tina’s Utility Schedules
  • Maximizing Total Utility
  • Finding an Individual Demand Curve
  • Checkpoint 13.2
  • 13.3 Efficiency, Price, and Value
  • Consumer Efficiency
  • The Paradox of Value
  • Checkpoint 13.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Appendix: Indifference Curves
  • An Indifference Curve
  • Marginal Rate of Substitution
  • Consumer Equilibrium
  • Deriving the Demand Curve
  • Appendix Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Relative Prices on the Move
  • Eye on The Past
  • Jeremy Bentham, William Stanley Jevons,and the Birth of Utility
  • Eye on song downloads and Streaming
  • How Much Would You Pay for a Song?
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Do You Maximize Your Utility?
  • Chapter 14 Production and Cost
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 14.1 Economic Cost and Profit
  • The Firm’s Goal
  • Accounting Cost and Profit
  • Opportunity Cost
  • Economic Profit
  • Checkpoint 14.1
  • Short Run and Long Run
  • 14.2 Short-Run Production
  • Total Product
  • Marginal Product
  • Average Product
  • Checkpoint 14.2
  • 14.3 Short-Run Cost
  • Total Cost
  • Marginal Cost
  • Average Cost
  • Why the Average Total Cost Curve Is U-Shaped
  • Cost Curves and Product Curves
  • Shifts in the Cost Curves
  • Checkpoint 14.3
  • 14.4 Long-Run Cost
  • Plant Size and Cost
  • The Long-Run Average Cost Curve
  • Checkpoint 14.4
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Your Average and Marginal Grades
  • Eye on Retailers’ Costs
  • Which Store Has the Lower Costs: Walmart or 7-Eleven?
  • Part 6 Prices, Profits, and Industry Performance
  • Chapter 15 Perfect Competition
  • Chapter Checklist
  • Market Types
  • Perfect Competition
  • Other Market Types
  • 15.1 A Firm’s Profit-maximizing Choices
  • Price Taker
  • Revenue Concepts
  • Profit-Maximizing Output
  • Marginal Analysis and the Supply Decision
  • Temporary Shutdown Decision
  • The Firm’s Short-Run Supply Curve
  • Checkpoint 15.1
  • 15.2 Output, Price, and Profit in the Short Run
  • Market Supply in the Short Run
  • Short-Run Equilibrium in Normal Times
  • Short-Run Equilibrium in Good Times
  • Short-Run Equilibrium in Bad Times
  • Checkpoint 15.2
  • 15.3 Output, Price, and Profit in the Long Run
  • Entry and Exit
  • The Effects of Exit
  • Change in Demand
  • Technological Change
  • Is Perfect Competition Efficient?
  • Is Perfect Competition Fair?
  • Checkpoint 15.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on Record Stores
  • Where Have All the Record Stores Gone?
  • Eye on Your Life
  • The Perfect Competition That You Encounter
  • Chapter 16 Monopoly
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 16.1 Monopoly and How It Arises
  • No Close Substitute
  • Barrier to Entry
  • Monopoly Price-Setting Strategies
  • Checkpoint 16.1
  • 16.2 Single-Price Monopoly
  • Price and Marginal Revenue
  • Marginal Revenue and Elasticity
  • Output and Price Decision
  • Checkpoint 16.2
  • 16.3 Monopoly and Competition Compared
  • Output and Price
  • Is Monopoly Efficient?
  • Is Monopoly Fair?
  • Rent Seeking
  • Checkpoint 16.3
  • 16.4 Price Discrimination
  • Price Discrimination and Consumer Surplus
  • Profiting by Price Discriminating
  • Perfect Price Discrimination
  • Price Discrimination and Efficiency
  • Checkpoint 16.4
  • 16.5 Monopoly Regulation
  • Efficient Regulation of a Natural Monopoly
  • Second-Best Regulation of a Natural Monopoly
  • Checkpoint 16.5
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Information-Age Monopolies
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Airline Price Discrimination
  • Eye on Microsoft
  • Are Microsoft’s Prices Too High?
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Monopoly in Your Everyday Life
  • Chapter 17 Monopolistic Competition
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 17.1 What is Monopolistic Competition?
  • Describing Monopolistic Competition
  • Identifying Monopolistic Competition
  • Checkpoint 17.1
  • 17.2 Output and Price Decisions
  • The Firm’s Profit-Maximizing Decision
  • Profit Maximizing Might Be Loss Minimizing
  • Long Run: Zero Economic Profit
  • Monopolistic Competition and Perfect Competition
  • Is Monopolistic Competition Efficient?
  • Checkpoint 17.2
  • 17.3 Innovation and Advertising
  • Design and Quality Decision
  • Advertising
  • The Demand for Advertising
  • The Supply of Advertising
  • Equilibrium and Efficiency in the Advertising Market
  • Checkpoint 17.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Examples of Monopolistic Competition
  • Eye on Smartphones
  • Which Smartphone?
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Some Selling Costs You Pay
  • Chapter 18 Oligopoly
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 18.1 What is Oligopoly?
  • Small Number of Firms
  • Barriers to Entry
  • Identifying Oligopoly
  • Checkpoint 18.1
  • 18.2 The Oligopolists’ Dilemma
  • Monopoly Outcome
  • Perfect Competition Outcome
  • Other Possible Cartel Breakdowns
  • The Oligopoly Cartel Dilemma
  • Checkpoint 18.2
  • 18.3 Game Theory
  • What is a Game?
  • The Prisoners’ Dilemma
  • The Duopolists’ Dilemma
  • The Payoff Matrix
  • Advertising and Research Games in Oligopoly
  • Repeated Games
  • Is Oligopoly Efficient?
  • Checkpoint 18.3
  • 18.4 Antitrust Law
  • The Antitrust Laws
  • Three Antitrust Policy Debates
  • Recent Antitrust Showcase: The United States Versus Microsoft
  • Merger Rules
  • Checkpoint 18.4
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Examples of Oligopoly
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • The OPEC Global Oil Cartel
  • Eye on Your Life
  • A Game You Might Play
  • Eye on the Wireless Oligopoly
  • Is Four Too Few?
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • No Wireless Service Merger
  • Part 7 Incomes and Inequality
  • Chapter 19 Markets for Factors of Production
  • 19.1 The Demand for a Factor of Production
  • Value of Marginal Product
  • A Firm’s Demand for Labor
  • A Firm’s Demand for Labor Curve
  • Checkpoint 19.1
  • Changes in the Demand for Labor
  • 19.2 Labor Markets
  • The Supply of Labor
  • Influences on the Supply of Labor
  • Competitive Labor Market Equilibrium
  • Labor Unions
  • Checkpoint 19.2
  • 19.3 Capital and Natural Resource Markets
  • Capital Markets
  • Land Markets
  • Nonrenewable Natural Resource Markets
  • Checkpoint 19.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye in the Coach
  • Why Is a Coach Worth $7 Million?
  • Eye on Your Life
  • Job Choice and Income Prospects
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • Oil and Metal Prices
  • Chapter 20 Economic Inequality
  • Chapter Checklist
  • 20.1 Measuring Economic Inequality
  • Lorenz Curves
  • Inequality Over Time
  • Poverty
  • Economic Mobility
  • Checkpoint 20.1
  • 20.2 How Economic Inequality Arises
  • Human Capital
  • Discrimination
  • Financial and Physical Capital
  • Entrepreneurial Ability
  • Personal and Family Characteristics
  • Checkpoint 20.2
  • 20.3 Income Redistribution
  • How Governments Redistribute Income
  • The Scale of Income Redistribution
  • Why We Redistribute Income
  • The Major Welfare Challenge
  • Checkpoint 20.3
  • Chapter Summary
  • Chapter Checkpoint
  • Eye on the Global Economy
  • Global Inequality
  • Eye on Inequality
  • Who Are the Rich and the Poor?
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Does Education Pay?
  • Eye on the U.S. Economy
  • Sex and Race Earnings Differences
  • Eye on Your Life
  • What You Pay and Gain Through Redistribution
  • Glossary
  • Index
  • Credits
  • Back Cover