How Long to Read Economics with Access to Dotlearn

How Long Does it Take to Read Economics with Access to Dotlearn?

It takes the average reader to read Economics with Access to Dotlearn by David N. Hyman

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The Sixth Edition of Economics is delivered in dotlearn, making the learning experience more robust for a fraction of the cost of a traditional textbook. With dotlearn, readers are doing economics-not just reading it. Hyman's online text in dotlearn is ideal because it integrates animated figures, hands-on explorations, and dynamic example problems into the core text. dotlearn offers complete course management and assessment options, as well as a fully interactive study guide. Introduction to Economics: Economics: What It's All About; Production Possibilities and Opportunity Cost. Supply and Demand: Markets and the Price System: Market Transactions: Basic Supply and Demand Analysis; Using Supply and Demand Analysis; The Price System and the Mixed Economy. Product Markets: Microeconomic Analysis: Elasticity of Demand and Supply; Consumer Choice and the Theory of Demand; The Business Firm: A Prologue to the Theory of Market Supply; Production and Cost; The Profit-Maximizing Competitive Firm and Market Supply; Long-Run Supply in Competitive Markets; Monopoly; Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly. Government as a Regulator in Markets and as a Provider of Services: Microeconomic Analysis: Antitrust Policy and Regulation of Markets; Market Failure, Externalities, and the Environment; Public Goods, Public Choices, and Government Activity. Input Markets and Incomes: Microeconomic Analysis: Input Markets and the Demand for Resources; Labor Markets; Interest, Rents, and Profit; The Distribution of Income and the Economics of Poverty. Introduction to Macroeconomic Concepts: Gross Domestic Product and the Performance of the National Economy; Business Cycles, Unemployment, and Economic Growth; The Price Level and Inflation. Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply; Aggregate Demand-Aggregate Supply Analysis of Economic Fluctuations and Growth; Keynesian Analysis of Aggregate Purchases; Keynesian Analysis of Macroeconomic Equilibrium. Money, Financial Markets, and Macroeconomic Equilibrium: The Functions of Money; The Banking System; The Federal Reserve System and Its Influence on Money and Credit. Stabilizing the Economy: Stabilization of the Economy through Monetary Policy; Stabilization of the Economy through Fiscal Policy; The Federal Budget, Government Debt, and the Economy; Issues in Stabilization Policy: Inflation versus Unemployment and Rational Expectations. International Economic Issues: International Trade; The Economics of Foreign Exchange and the Balance of International Trade; Economic Development and Transition in the 21st Century. For all readers interested in economics.

How long is Economics with Access to Dotlearn?

Economics with Access to Dotlearn by David N. Hyman is 0 pages long, and a total of 0 words.

This makes it 0% the length of the average book. It also has 0% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read Economics with Access to Dotlearn Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes to read Economics with Access to Dotlearn aloud.

What Reading Level is Economics with Access to Dotlearn?

Economics with Access to Dotlearn is suitable for students ages 2 and up.

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