The economics of inflation / [by] Samuel A. Morley.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Hinsdale, Illinois ; Dryden Press, 1971.Description: vi, 152 pages ; illustrations , 23 cmISBN:
  • 0030890977
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 332.4/1
LOC classification:
  • HG 229 .M76 1971
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Partial contents:
Chapter 1. Theories of inflation -- Chapter 2. Inflation: measurement and costs -- Chapter 3. Inflation and the labor market -- Chapter 4. Inflation and the goods market -- Chapter 5. A description of the inflationary process -- Chapter 6. The Phillips Curve -- Chapter 7. Inflation and the distribution of Income -- Chapter 8. The problem of stabilization.
Summary: "This book develops a simple model of the inflationary process for use in any undergraduate macroeconomics course. It was written specifically for use in the second half of a one-semester introductory course and presupposses knowledge of a basic model income determination. The literature on inflation is vast, and I do not attempt to summarize it in this book. Rather I develop what I hope is the simplifying central theme which ties together many different curren theories of inflation." --From the preface
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Tables include detailed economic statistics

Includes appendices

Chapter 1. Theories of inflation -- Chapter 2. Inflation: measurement and costs -- Chapter 3. Inflation and the labor market -- Chapter 4. Inflation and the goods market -- Chapter 5. A description of the inflationary process -- Chapter 6. The Phillips Curve -- Chapter 7. Inflation and the distribution of Income -- Chapter 8. The problem of stabilization.

"This book develops a simple model of the inflationary process for use in any undergraduate macroeconomics course. It was written specifically for use in the second half of a one-semester introductory course and presupposses knowledge of a basic model income determination. The literature on inflation is vast, and I do not attempt to summarize it in this book. Rather I develop what I hope is the simplifying central theme which ties together many different curren theories of inflation." --From the preface

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