Call number:
PIK B 100-11-0157
Description / Table of Contents:
Contents: Part I - The Economic Environment ; Introduction ; 1. Preference and Utility Function ; 2. Production Conditions ; Part II - Neoclassical Framework ; 3. Neoclassical Decision Problems ; 4. General Equilibrium in the Neoclassical Framework ; Part III - The New Classical Framework ; 5. Consumer-producers' Decisions to Choose Optimum Level and Pattern of Specialization ; 6. New Classical General Equilibrium and Its Welfare Implications ; 7. Trade Pattern and Professional Middlemen ; Part IV - The Institution of the Firm and Pricing through Bargaining and Contracting ; 8. The Labor Market and Institution of the Firm ; 9. Pricing Mechanism Based on Bargaining ; 10. Endogenous Transaction Costs and Theory of Contract, Ownership, and Residual Rights ; Part V - Trade Theory and More General New Classical Models ; 11. Emergence of International Trade from Domestic Trade and Emergence of New Products ; 12. Exogenous and Endogenous Comparative Advantages, Division of Labor, and Trade ; 13. More General New Classical Models ; Part VI - Urbanization, Population, the Trade off Between Working and Leisure ; 14. Urbanization, Dual Structure Between Urban and Rural Areas, and the Division of Labor ; 15. The Trade off Between Work and Leisure and Impacts of the Resource Endowment and Population on the Division of Labor ; Part VII - Trade off Between Economies of Division of Labor and Coordination Reliability of the Network of Division of Labor ; 16. Economics of Property Rights and the Division of Labor ; 17. Insurance and Risk of Coordination Failure of the Network of Division of Labor ; Part VIII - Hierarchical Structure of Division of Labor ; 18. The Division of Labor in Roundabout Production and Emergence of New Machines and Related New Technology ; 19. Industrialization and the Division of Labor in Roundabout Production ; 20. Hierarchical Structure of the Network of Division of Labor and Related Transactions ; Part IX - Economic Development and Economic Growth ; 21. Neoclassical Models of Economic Growth ; 22. Economic Growth Generated by Endogenous Evolution in Division of Labor ; 23. Concurrent Endogenous Evolution in Division of Labor, in the Number of Goods, and in the Institution of the Firm ; 24. Experiments with Structures of Division of Labor and Evolution in Organization Information Acquired by Society ; Part X - Macroeconomic Phenomena and Endogenous Size of Network of Division of Labor ; 25. Investment and Saving Theory ; 26. Money and Division of Labor ; 27. New Classical Theory of Business Cycles and Unemployment
Type of Medium:
Monograph available for loan
Pages:
XXVII, 745 S. : graph. Darst.
ISBN:
063122002X
Location:
A 18 - must be ordered
Branch Library:
PIK Library
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