Посібники - ECONOMY IN TRANSITION


INTRODUCTION
1. 1. Introduction
1. BASIC CONCEPTS
2. 1.1 THE FIRST MODERN ECONOMISTS
3. 1.2 WHAT IS ECONOMICS?
4. 1.3 TYPES OF ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
5. 1.4 ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
6. 1.5 MONEY
7. 1.6 THE PROBLEM OF LIMITED RESOURSES
8. 1.7 THE THREE PROBLEMS OF ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION
9. 1.8 LAND, LABOR, CAPITAL, ENTREPRENEURSHIP
10. 1.9 BASIC ELEMENTS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND
11. 1.10 GOALS OF OUR ECONOMIC SYSTEM
12. 1.11 A BRIEF HISTORY OF TAX
13. 1.12 LABOR AND WAGES
14. 1.13 PROFIT (Part 1)
15. 1.14 PROFIT (part 2)
16. 1.15 SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS
17. 1.16 INTEREST AND RENT
18. 1.17 STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY
19. 1.18 MONOPOLY
20. 1.19 ANTITRUST LAWS
21. 1.20 COMPETITION
22. 1.21 BUSINESS CYCLES
23. 1.22 GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF THE ECONOMY
24. 1.23 THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
25. 1.24 FINANCING INTERNATIONAL TRADE
26. 1.25 DEMAND
27. 1.26 SUPPLY
2. ECONOMY IN TRANSITION
28. 2.1. UKRAINE’S ECONOMY TODAY
29. 2.2. FOREIGN FIRMS PUSH INTO UKRAINE
30. 2.3. OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT IN UKRAINE
31. 2.4. ODESSA, UKRAINE
32. 2.5. THE ROAD TO A FREE MARKET
33. 2.6. SOME ASPECTS OF THE UKRAINIAN ECONOMY IN TRANSITION
34. 2.7. DIFFICULTIES ON THE ROAD TO A FREE MARKET AND WAYS TO OVERCOME THEM
35. 2.8. BANKING IN EMERGING MARKETS
36. 2.9. CZECH REPUBLIC
37. 2.10. MOVING INTO THE EUROPEAN UNION
38. 2.11. PLAYING THE STRATEGIC ROLE
39. 2.12. A RICH HISTORY AND DEVELOPED ERVICE LURE VISITORS TO THE CZECH REPUBLIC
40. 2.13. TANZANIA
41. 2.14. TANZANIA’S OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTORS
42. 2.15. MAIN STEPS TO SPEED UP THE ECONOMIC GROWTH
43. 2.16. HOW TO REDUCE CORRUPTION
44. 2.17. A HUB FOR REGIONAL TRADE
45. 2.18. A VAST AND UNSPOILED LAND
46. 2.19. INDIA: A PASSAGE FROM THE PAST
47. 2.20. INDIA: GROWTH FOR THE NEXT CENTURY
48. 2.21. HUNGARY: RICH PAST AND BRIGHT FUTURE
49. 2.22. BUILDING A NEW HUNGARY
50. 2.23. LATIN AMERICA: A NEW WAVE OF REFORMS
51. 2.24. THE WAY TO STAY OUT OF DEBT
3. The History of Economic Thought
52. 3.1. ADAM SMITH
53. 3.2. JEREMY BENTHAM
54. 3.3. JEAN BAPTISTE SAY
55. 3.4. DAVID RICARDO
56. 3.5. ANTOINE $ AUGUSTIN COURNOT
57. 3.6. KARL MARX
58. 3.7. Marie Esprit Leon Walras
59. 3.8. WILLIAM STANLEY JEVONS
60. 3.9. ALFRED MARSHALL
61. 3.10. JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES
62. 3.11. SIMON SMITH KUZNETS
63. 3.12. JOAN ROBINSON
64. 3.13. JAN TINBERGEN
65. 3.14. WASSILY LEONTIEF
66. 3.15. JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH
67. 3.16. MILTON FRIEDMAN
68. 3.17. WALTER HELLER
69. 3.18. PAUL SAMUELSON
70. 3.19. Robert A. Mundell
71. 3.20. John Forbes Nash
4. SUPPLEMENT
72. 4.1. Dictionary of economic terms and expressions
73. 4.2. Grammar reference
74. 4.3. Business talk
75. 4.4. INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND FINANCE
5. Contents
76. 1. Contents