A Guide for Students
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DAVID E. O'CONNOR is a nationally recognized economics teacher at the Edwin O. Smith High School in Storrs, Connecticut. He has also served as a College Board Consultant in Economics, President of the Connecticut Council for Social Studies, and Instructor at the Taft Summer Institute for Teachers. He has conducted over 100 teacher workshops and written 18 books and teacher's manuals in the fields of economics, ethnic history, and world history, including Basic Economic Principles (Greenwood, 2000), Demystifying the Global Economy (Greenwood, 2002), and The Basics of Economics (Greenwood, 2004). CHRISTOPHER FAILLE is author of These Last Four Centuries: A Romp through Intellectual History (1988) and The Decline and Fall of the Supreme Court: Living Out the Nightmares of the Federalists (Praeger, 1995).
What Is Economics? How Do Economic Systems Work? How Are Prices Set in the U.S. Economy? Why Do Consumers Behave as They Do? How Are Goods and Services Produced? How Are Businesses Organized? How Do Businesses Compete? Why Is Money Used in the Economy? Why Do People Save, Borrow, and Use Credit? Why Do People Invest Money? How Does Government Raise and Spend Money? How Does the Government Stabilize the Economy? How Is Income Distributed in the United States? How Do Labor and Management Come to Terms? Why Do Nations Trade? Glossary of Economic Terms Selected Bibliography Index