Thinking like an Economist
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Thinking like an Economist
How Efficiency Replaced Equality in U.S. Public Policy
Berman, Elizabeth Popp
Princeton University Press
04/2022
344
Dura
Inglês
9780691167381
15 a 20 dias
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Economist; Economics; Competition law; Governance; Keynesian economics; Economic interventionism; Competition (economics); Economic ideology; Council of Economic Advisers; Law and economics; Economic indicator; Economic Policy Institute; Office of Economic Opportunity; Institutional economics; Neoclassical economics; National Bureau of Economic Research; Economic policy; Regulation; Market power; Economic efficiency; Efficient-market hypothesis; Output budgeting; Economic power; Economic statistics; Profit (economics); Policy; Economic impact analysis; Legislation; Macroeconomics; Structuralist economics; Consumption (economics); Monetary policy; Cost-benefit analysis; Market (economics); Economic surplus; Price fixing; Price controls; Neoclassical synthesis; Economic Theory (journal); Chicago school of economics; Economy; Welfare economics; Economic law; Supply (economics); Business ethics; Fiscal policy; New Economic Policy; Mathematical economics; Economic cost; Great Society; The Journal of Law and Economics; Economic recovery; Cost accounting; Income; Capitalism; Econometric model; Microeconomics; Economic data; Allocative efficiency; Quantitative analyst; Liberalism; Emissions trading; Depression (economics); Economic development; Marginal cost; American Economic Association; Comparative advantage; Ecological economics; Price mechanism; American Enterprise Institute
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Economist; Economics; Competition law; Governance; Keynesian economics; Economic interventionism; Competition (economics); Economic ideology; Council of Economic Advisers; Law and economics; Economic indicator; Economic Policy Institute; Office of Economic Opportunity; Institutional economics; Neoclassical economics; National Bureau of Economic Research; Economic policy; Regulation; Market power; Economic efficiency; Efficient-market hypothesis; Output budgeting; Economic power; Economic statistics; Profit (economics); Policy; Economic impact analysis; Legislation; Macroeconomics; Structuralist economics; Consumption (economics); Monetary policy; Cost-benefit analysis; Market (economics); Economic surplus; Price fixing; Price controls; Neoclassical synthesis; Economic Theory (journal); Chicago school of economics; Economy; Welfare economics; Economic law; Supply (economics); Business ethics; Fiscal policy; New Economic Policy; Mathematical economics; Economic cost; Great Society; The Journal of Law and Economics; Economic recovery; Cost accounting; Income; Capitalism; Econometric model; Microeconomics; Economic data; Allocative efficiency; Quantitative analyst; Liberalism; Emissions trading; Depression (economics); Economic development; Marginal cost; American Economic Association; Comparative advantage; Ecological economics; Price mechanism; American Enterprise Institute
