| Part 1 | Introduction to economics |
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Chapter 1
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The nature and method of economics
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Chapter 2
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The economising problem
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Chapter 3
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Demand and supply
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| Part 2 | Macroeconomic activity and fiscal policy |
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Chapter 4
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Australia's national and international accounts
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Chapter 5
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The macroeconomic environment
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Chapter 6
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Aggregate expenditures model and multipliers
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Chapter 7
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Aggregate demand and aggregate supply
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Chapter 8
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Fiscal policy and the public debt
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| Part 3 | Monetary policy and economic stability |
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Chapter 9
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Money, banking and the financial system
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Chapter 10
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How banks create money
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Chapter 11
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Monetary policy
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Chapter 12
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Macroeconomic ideas - evolution and debates
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Chapter 13
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Inflaction
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Chapter 14
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Aggregate supply and the labour market
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| Part 4 | Growth and development |
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Chapter 15
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The economics of growth
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Chapter 16
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Growth and the developing economies
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| Part 5 | Exchange rates and the international monetary system |
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Chapter 17
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Models of the exchange rate
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Chapter 18
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The international monetary system
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2007
McGraw-Hill Australia