Money, the Financial System, and the Economy R. Glenn Hubbard
Organize. Evaluate. Predict.
This leading textbook rests upon the idea that students must develop economic intuition for organizing concepts and facts, evaluating current and historical events, and predicting future outcomes and changes in the economic system. The Fifth Edition provides a timely perspective on recent events-corporate accounting scandals, developments in the international financial system, the post-9/11 recession, and more-using current and up-to-the-minure real-world applications.
Applied pedagogy includes:
Consider This Discussions designed to spark classroom debates on current events and research.
Other Times, Other Places Extensions of the material to historical evants or developments in other countries.
Using the News Excerpts presenting data from The Wall street Journal and other news sources.
Case Studies Detailed descriptions of recent events that extend the chapter' theory.
Moving from Theory to Practice Chapter-concluding news articles follwed by analysis drawing from the chapters' principles.
Mini-Cases Nine original, online mini-cases designed to expose students firsthand to decision-making involving key concepts, and to promote interaction and discussion.
Part 1 Introduction
Part 2 Interest Rates
Part 3 Financial Markets
Part 4 Financial Institutions
Part 5 The Money Supply Process and Monetary Policy
Part 6 The Financial System and the Macroeconomy