Principles of Microeconomics in a Contempoary Context: The Impact of China, Greece, Brexit, and the USMCA on the Economy

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Author(s): Peter S Cunningham
ISBN: 9781680759938
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2019
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Format: GRLContent (online access)

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Peter S Cunningham

I am thrilled to be offering this book electronically in partnership with Great River Learning.  I have become frustrated that no recent microeconomics textbooks bring the most recent developments in international trade into their publications.  When GRL approached me to write this book I finally had a chance to develop what I thought were important applications of economic concepts in a contemporary context.  We can add updates to this publication in as little as a day to reflect the latest economic topics.  I got tired of asking other publishers to add more content on China, Greece, Brexit and USMCA given their huge impact on the global economy!  I just updated the latest on Brexit in the final edits!

 

I have found so many available videos on the web from Crash Course Economics and the Khan Academy and want to thank both organizations for making their videos available!  I finally have a place to put all my 30 years of experiences as an economics and International trade advisor to over seven US Governors and one Mayor! I also had the opportunity to intern in the White House with Larry Kudlow, current Economic Advisor to the President but during the Regan Administration in OMB.

 

I have a BA in International Affairs from the George Washington University with a concentration in international economics and a Masters of Science degree from the London School of Economics, faculty of Economics!  I have taught part time since the mid 80's and love teaching.  I accepted a full time tenured position at Mt. Hood Community College as the Lead Instructor for Economics and enjoy working with so many bright students just outside of Portland, OR.

 

Peter was interviewed on the podcast, Can I Get a Retake? Listen below!

 

Table of Contents

  • 1 History of Economics and Introduction
  • 2 The Laws of Supply and Demand
  • 3 Market Equilibrium
  • 4 Market Efficiency
  • 5 Elasticity
  • 6 Market Failures
  • 7 Consumer Choice
  • 8 Production and Game Theory
  • 9 Market Structures: Perfect Competition
  • 10 Market Structures: Monopoly
  • 11 Market Structures: Oligopolies and Monopolistic Competition
  • 12 International Trade in the Twenty-First Century
  • 13 International Finance