REAL WORLD MACRO, 13TH EDITION: TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1: THE BASICS - MEASURING ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
 1. Is the U.S. Making Progress? Unlike the GDP, A New Measure
 Says "No"
 2. Counting Women's Work
 3. Measuring Women's Progress
 4. When is a Recession Over: Sitting in a conference room, seven
 suits decide
 5. Robert Reich: The New Economic Equation
 6. The Reich Stuff: Dollars & Sense Responds

CHAPTER 2: HOUSEHOLDS, CONSUMPTION, AND INEQUALITY
 7. Why Have Savings Fallen? Trickle-Down Economics Deserves the
 Blame
 8. Inequality Ascendant
 9. Rising Output, Falling Incomes
10. Unnecessary Evil: The Inequality-Growth tradeoff is a ripoff
11. The Racial Divide Widens: Why African-American workers have
lost ground

CHAPTER 3: BUSINESS, INVESTMENT, AND PRODUCTIVITY
12. The Capital Gains Tax Giveaway
13. Generating Affluence: Productivity gains require worker
support
14. Boosting Investment: The overrated influence of interest rates
15. The Quality Movement: Is it defective?
16. The "Profits = Investment" Scam
17. Economics in Never-Never Land: "Rational Expectations" Wins
the Nobel Prize

CHAPTER 4: FISCAL POLICY
18. Is Big Government Really the Problem?
19. Death by "Devolution": Congress Passes the Buck to the States
20. Budget-Balancing Nonsense: The GOP Attacks the Wrong Problems
21. Aid to Dependent Corporations: Exposing federal handouts to
the wealthy
22. Disappearing Corporate Taxes
23. Deficits and Our Children
24. Understanding the Flat Tax

CHAPTER 5: BANKING AND MONETARY POLICY
25. The Brave New World of the Mega-Bank
26. Banks in Control: How the federal reserve frustrates fiscal
policy
27. What Is Money?
28. Transforming the Fed: A path to financial stability and
democratic socialism
29. No Expense Too Great: A history of the S&L bailout

CHAPTER 6: UNEMPLOYMENT & INFLATION
30. Bad Medicine: Is the "cure" for inflation worth the cost?
31. Problems With the Phillips Curve
32. Looking for Work in a Buyer's Market
33. The Real Un(der)employment Rate
34. The New Unemployment
35. Policies for Peace: Easing the Transition to New Industries

CHAPTER 7: INTERNATIONAL TRADE & INVESTMENT
36. Which Way to Grow? Notes on poverty and prosperity in
southeast Asia
37. Why Free Trade Fails: The dangers of GATT, NAFTA, and the WTO
38. The Declining Dollar: Who Wins, Who Loses
39. Reign of Error: The World Bank's wrongs

STATISTICAL APPENDIX
 Gross Domestic Product   Trade, Investment, Government Spending
 Workforce & Wages   Unemployment   Inflation, Interest Rates,
 Debt


REAL WORLD MICRO, 6TH EDITION: TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1: THE BASICS
 1. Shaking the Invisible Hand: The Uncertain Foundations of Free
 Market Economics
 2. The Case of Hungary: Free Markets Aren't Always the Solution
 3. Who Gains From Trade?
 4. Small Versus Big Business: Pros and Cons

CHAPTER 2: REAL WORLD MARKETS
 5. Bare Minimum: A Low Minimum Wage Depresses All Wages
 6. The Child Care Industry: Worthy Work, Worthless Wages
 7. A Bad Bargain: Why U.S. Health Care Costs So Much and Covers
 So Few
 8. Globe-Trotter Giveaway: A Market is Created in Cyberspace

CHAPTER 3: CONSUMERS
 9. Enough is Enough: Why More Is Not Necessarily Better Than Less
10. Saturday Morning Pushers: Where Do Consumer Preferences Come
From?
11. The Gay Marketing Moment: Can Marketing Eliminate
Discrimination?
12. Debate: Butting Heads over the Tobacco Tax

CHAPTER 4: THE INDIVIDUAL FIRM
13. To Make a Tender Chicken: Technological Change and Costcutting
Take Their Toll on Poultry Workers
14. Inside the Black Box of Production: Reorganizing Work As If
Workers Matter
15. Co-ops, ESOPs, and Worker Participation
16. No Voice for Workers: How the U.S. Economy Penalizes Worker
Participation

CHAPTER 5: MARKET STRUCTURE
17. The Wealth of Information: Concentration in the Marketplace of
Ideas
18. Brave New Mega-Banks: Mergers Create a Concentrated Industry
19. Truckers' Travails: The Impact of Economic Deregulation on the
Trucking Industry
20. Drug Price Blues

CHAPTER 6: LABOR MARKETS
21. Jack and Me: A Review of the GE Revolution
22. It's Not Working: Low-wage Jobs May Not Be the Answer for the
Poor
23. It's Better in the Union -- If You Can Find One
24. Fear of Foreigners: Does Immigrant Labor Drive Down Wages?

CHAPTER 7: DISCRIMINATION, POVERTY AND INEQUALITY
25. Can We Still Win the War on Poverty?
26. Welfare Myths & Facts
27. To Be Young, Black, and Female
28. Lending Insights: Discrimination in the Banking Industry
29. Who is Poor?
30. Spiraling Down: The Fall of Real Wages

CHAPTER 8: THE ENVIRONMENT
31. Trading Away the Earth: Examining Free Market Environmentalism
32. Environmental Justice: the Birth of a Movement
33. Taxing Trash: Will Taxes to Clean Up the Environment Work?
34. Prawn Fever: Resource Depletion Threatens Thailand~s Shrimp
Farmers

CHAPTER 9: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
34. Markets Unbound: The Price of Global Markets
35. Macho Economics: What Free Trade Means for Canadian Women
36. Crimes of Fashion: Those Who Suffer to Bring You Gap T-Shirts


REAL WORLD INTERNATIONAL, THIRD EDITION

CHAPTER 1 TRADE THEORY

 1.     Who Gains From Trade?

 2.     Markets Unbound: The heavy price of globalization

 3.     Rethinking Competitiveness: A review of books by Michael
 Porter and Robert Reich

CHAPTER 2 TRADE AGREEMENTS: GATT and NAFTA

 4.     NAFTA or the Currency Crisis? Who is to Blame for U.S. and
 Mexican Job Losses?

 5.     Macho Economics: Canadian Women Confront Free Trade

 6.     GATT: A View From the South

 7.     How Free Trade Fails: How GATT and NAFTA harm democracy,
 ecology, and the Third World

CHAPTER 3 INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT

 8.     The Seed Satyagraha: Indian Farmers and Global Capital
 Face Off

 9.     The Global Marketing Game

10.     Footloose & Country Free: Mobility key to capitalists'
power

11.     Transplants No Cure: It's time to regulate foreign
investment

CHAPTER 4 FOREIGN POLICY & INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

12.     Reign of Error: The World Bank's Wrongs

13.     Still Out of Order: the "new world order" won't restore
U.S. economic might

CHAPTER 5 LABOR IN THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY

14.     Women in the Free Trade Zones of Sri Lanka

15.     Crimes of Fashion: Those Who Suffer to Bring You Gap
T-Shirts

16.     NAFTA Thoughts: Evaluating Labor's Fair Trade Strategy

CHAPTER 6 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

17.     Up Against the "Death Plan": Haitians Resist U.S.-Imposed
Economic Restructuring

18.     Measuring Women's Progress

19.     Which Way to Grow? Notes on Poverty and Prosperity in
Southeast Asia

20.     Trade Secrets: Sexism and Export-Led Growth in South
Korea

CHAPTER 7 PLANNED ECONOMIES IN TRANSITION

20.     The Privatization Myth: Disillusionment Follows Free
Markets in Hungary

21.     A Long and Halting March: China's market reforms bring
mixed blessings to workers and farmers

DECODING THE CONTRACT:PROGRESSIVE PERSPECTIVES ON CURRENT ECONOMIC
POLICY DEBATES

CHAPTER 1: THE FEDERAL BUDGET
 1. Death from Devolution: Congress Passes the Buck to the States
 2. Budget-Balancing Nonsense: The GOP's Contract With the Devil
 3. Deficits and Our Children
 4. Pumping up the Pentagon: The Domestic Geopolitics of Defense
 Spending

CHAPTER 2: FEDERAL TAX POLICY
 5. Aid to Dependent Corporations: Exposing Federal Handouts to
 the Wealthy
 6. The Capital Gains Tax Giveaway
 7. Disappearing Corporate Taxes

CHAPTER 3: THE STATES
 8. No More Candy Store: The States Question Corporate Subsidies
 9. Weldfare
10. Homeless in Massachusetts
11. Christie Whitman Bedazzles New Jersey: Cut Taxes Now, Pay the
Price Later

CHAPTER 4: GOVERNMENT & ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
12. Is Big Government Really the Problem?
13. Unnecessary Evil: The Inequality-Growth Tradeoff is a Ripoff

CHAPTER 5: POVERTY & WELFARE POLICY
14. Can We Still Win the War on Poverty?
15. It's Not Working: Why Many Single Mothers Can't Work Their Way
Out of Poverty
16. Welfare Myths and Realities
17. The War on Welfare: Clinton's Carrots and Sticks
18. Welfare: Programs That Work, and Those That Win

CHAPTER 6: HEALTH CARE
19. Medi-Raid
20. Managed Health Care: Reorganization Without Reform

REAL WORLD BANKING, 2ND EDITION

The Banking and S&L Crises
 1. Hard Times for Bankers: Innovation, poor judgment, and
 deregulation bring down the banks
 2. Spring Cleaning at the FDIC: Banking crisis redux
 3. The New Banks: Deposits are shifting away from traditional
 banks
 4. No Expense Too Great: A history of the S&L bailout

Banks and Discrimination
 6. Payment Due: Communities win bank commitments with the
 Community Reinvestment Act 7. Psst...Need a Loan?: Bank redlining
 drives second mortgage scams 8. Lending Insights: Hard proof that
 banks discriminate

Monetary Policy and the Federal Reserve
 9. Banks in Control: How the Federal Reserve frustrates fiscal
policy 10. Democratizing the Fed: Public control is a necessary
first step 11. Transforming the Fed: A path to financial stability
and democratic socialism

Banking in Numbers 1934-present

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