Microeconomics: Private and Public ChoiceDryden Press, 1992 - 656 páginas |
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... ( Chapter 10 ) . The coverage of price discrimination is expanded , and its use as a competitive weapon is more fully explored in this edition ( Chapter 9 ) . The changing role of labor unions and the impact of product market competition ...
... ( Chapter 10 ) . The coverage of price discrimination is expanded , and its use as a competitive weapon is more fully explored in this edition ( Chapter 9 ) . The changing role of labor unions and the impact of product market competition ...
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... chapter containing closely related material . 2. Applications in Economics These boxed features apply economic ... Chapter Focus Questions and Closing Summaries Each chapter begins with several questions that summarize the focus of the ...
... chapter containing closely related material . 2. Applications in Economics These boxed features apply economic ... Chapter Focus Questions and Closing Summaries Each chapter begins with several questions that summarize the focus of the ...
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... chapter . Before you read the chapter , briefly think about the focus questions , why they are important , and how they relate to the material of prior chapters . The textbook is organized in the form of an outline . The headings within ...
... chapter . Before you read the chapter , briefly think about the focus questions , why they are important , and how they relate to the material of prior chapters . The textbook is organized in the form of an outline . The headings within ...
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PART | 1 |
Some Tools of the Economist | 29 |
Supply Demand and the Market Process | 51 |
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