Titlebook: Introductory Economics; Barry Harrison,Charles Smith,Brinley Davies Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 economic

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vide checks on understanding and progress throughout the text..* Focuses on relevance of topics to the real world, and introduces students to the economist‘s perspective on everyday events..* Ideal for a wide range of introductory courses.

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The Price Mechanism and Market Failure,ine the concept of .. This is related to the reasons for government intervention in the economy which we examine in Chapter 36; we examine the particular case of monopoly as a source of market failure in Chapter 11.

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Perfect Competition,n Chapter 7, we examined the distinction between a . and an . and in Chapter 8 we examined the behaviour of costs and revenue as output and sales change. We now begin to study the . which will occupy us until Chapter 14, and we shall draw on our knowledge of all the concepts introduced earlier.

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Monopoly, under perfect competition. Since a pure monopoly is unlikely to exist in practice, legislation to control monopoly is more likely to be aimed at ., where a market is dominated by small group of large firms. This market form is discussed in Chapter 13.

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Labour,economists refer to as labour. However, labour does not work in isolation and in this sense there is a connection between labour and the other factors of production: land, capital and enterprise. In addition, since inputs are related to output, this chapter is related to Chapter 7 on Production.