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Price floors and ceilings [electronic resource] / Timothy Taylor.
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Taylor, Timothy.
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[United States] : The Great Courses, 2005.
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Taylor, Timothy. Economics. Spoken word ; bk. 4
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This Lecture: Price floors, such as government support for farmers, set price minimums, while price ceilings, like rent control, set a maximum price. Both can hold prices away from equilibrium, and make demand unequal to supply. Price regulations impose costs on consumers or producers, and create inefficiency. The Course: We are all economists - when we work, buy, save, invest, pay taxes, and vote. It repays us many times over to be good economists. Economic issues are active in our lives every day. This course helps you think about and discuss economic issues that affect you and the nation every day - interest rates, unemployment, personal investing, budget deficits, globalization, and many more. All Lectures: 1. How Economists Think 2. Division of Labor 3. Supply and Demand 4. Price Floors and Ceilings 5. Elasticity 6. The Labor Market and Wages 7. Financial Markets and Rates of Return 8. Personal Investing 9. From Perfect Competition to Monopoly 10. Antitrust and Competition Policy 11. Regulation and Deregulation 12. Negative Externalities and the Environment 13. Positive Externalities and Technology 14. Public Goods 15. Poverty and Welfare Programs 16. Inequality 17. Imperfect Information and Insurance 18. Corporate and Political Governance 19. Macroeconomics and GDP 20. Economic Growth 21. Unemployment 22. Inflation 23. The Balance of Trade 24. Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand 25. The Unemployment-Inflation Tradeoff 26. Fiscal Policy and Budget Deficits 27. Countercyclical Fiscal Policy 28. Budget Deficits and National Saving 29. Money and Banking 30. The Federal Reserve and Its Powers 31. The Conduct of Monetary Policy 32. The Gains of International Trade 33. The Debates over Protectionism 34. Exchange Rates 35. International Financial Crashes 36. A Global Economic Perspective
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