Intermediate economic analysis / John Fitzgerald Due.

I. The nature and purpose of economic analysis, 1 -- II. Functions of the economic system, 19 -- III. National product and national income, 35 -- IV. The institutional background of price and output determination, 64 -- V. Analysis of consumer demand, 84 -- VI. Sales schedules: demand for the product of an individual seller, 122 -- VII. The theory of production and the demand for factor units, 140 -- VIII. The nature and behavior of cost, 177 -- IX. Price and output determination under conditions of pure competition, 214 -- X. Monopoly and monopolistic competition: the significance of differentiation and small numbers of firms for price and output determination, 250 -- XI. Average-cost pricing, price discrimination, and selling activities, 289 -- XII. Factor prices and the price system, 323 -- XIII. Wages: the marginal productivity analysis and the significance of unions, 350 -- XIV. Business enterprise, capital investment, and profit, 382 -- XV. Determination of the rate of interest, 425 -- XVI. National income: the equilibrium level and the process of adjustment, 452 -- XVII. National income: cyclical changes, secular trends, and stabilization policies, 489 -- XVIII. A survey of welfare economics, 515 -- Index, 543.