Part 1: Getting Started with Economics

Chapter 1 Ten Principles of Economics
Chapter 2 Thinking Like an Economist
Chapter 3: Gains from Interdependence and Trade

Part 2 How the Market Works

Chapter 4 Supply and Demand in the Market
Chapter 5 Resilience: Concepts and Applications
Chapter 6 Supply, Demand, and Government Policy

Part 3 Markets and Welfare

Chapter 7 Consumers, Producers, and Market Efficiency
Chapter 8 Application: Costs of Taxation
Chapter 9 Application: International Trade

Part 4 Public Sector Economics

Chapter 10 Externalities
Chapter 11 Public Goods and Common Resources
Chapter 12: Health Economics
Chapter 13 Designing the Tax System

Part 5 Corporate Behavior and Industrial Organization

Chapter 14 Production Costs
Chapter 15 Firms in Competitive Markets
Chapter 16 Exclusive
Chapter 17 Monopolistic Competition
Chapter 18 Oligopoly

Part 6 Labor Market Economics

Chapter 19 Factor Markets
Chapter 20 Wage Income and Discrimination
Chapter 21 Income Inequality and Poverty

Part 7: Additional Microeconomics Topics

Chapter 22 Theory of Consumer Choice
Chapter 23: New Topics in Microeconomics

Part 8 Macroeconomics Data

Chapter 24: Measuring National Income
Chapter 25: Measuring Living Expenses

Part 9: The Real Economy in the Long Run

Chapter 26 Production and Growth
Chapter 27 Savings, Investment, and Financial Systems
Chapter 28: Basic Financial Analysis Methods
Chapter 29 Unemployment

Part 10: Money and Prices in the Long Run

Chapter 30 Monetary System
Chapter 31 Money Growth and Inflation

Part 11 Open Macroeconomy

Chapter 32 Open Macroeconomy: Basic Concepts
Chapter 33 Open Macroeconomics: Theory

Part 12 Short-Term Economic Fluctuations

Chapter 34 Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Models
Chapter 35: The Impact of Monetary and Fiscal Policies on Aggregate Demand
Chapter 36: The Short-Run Trade-Off Between Inflation and Unemployment

Part 13: Concluding Macroeconomics

Chapter 37 Six Debates on Macroeconomic Policy
Chapter 38 Appendix: How Economists Use Data