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Costs in the short run and the long run. Competitive supply. Price and output under imperfect competition. Managerial and behavioural theories revisited. Aspects of monopoly. Monopoly assessed. Public ownership privatisation regulation and deregulation. Case study 24 3 The privatisation process. Case study 24 5 The regulation of privatised. Labour markets and the distribution of income.

The revival of the neoclassical school. Determinants of consumption. The Keynesian aggregate model. Economics: A Student's Guide is ideally suited to both A-level and undergraduate students taking an introductory course in economics.

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