Structure of American Industry, The, 10/E
ISBN-10: 0130179167
ISBN-13: 9780130179166
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2001
Format: Paper; 384 pp
Published: 06/15/2000
Description
For courses in industrial organization (undergraduate and graduate) in economics departments. The text will also fit in other departments under public policy toward business, antitrust economics, regulation of industry, managerial economics, MBA economic courses, and law school courses in trade regulation.
The tenth edition of this widely used industry casebook continues to offer the leading “real-world” survey of contemporary American industries. Providing a sound new treatment of the role of public policy in a free enterprise economy, this text illustrates the broadest possible range of American market structures through a series of carefully chosen and well-developed case studies of specific industries, all written by leading authorities in their field.
Features
Gives students the most current industries to examine.
Gives students the most current industries to examine.
Crisp, authoritative presentation enables students to grasp key forces and events buffeting major American industries.
Deepens appreciation for relevance of economic theories concerning cartels, collusion, and supply and demand in product and labor markets.
Enables students to consider current antitrust controversies in broad philosophical and historical context.
New To This Edition
Gives students the most current industries to examine.
Gives students the most current industries to examine.
Table of Contents
1. Agriculture, Daniel B. Suits.
2. Petroleum, Stephen Martin.
3. Cigarettes, Adam B. Jaffe.
4. Beer, Kenneth G. Elzinga.
5. Automobiles, James W. Brock.
6. Computers, Don E. Waldman.
7. Motion Picture Entertainment, Barry R. Litman.
8. Airlines, William G. Shepherd.
9. Commercial Banking, Steven J. Pilloff.
10. Health Care, John Goddeeris.
11. Telecommunications, Manley R. Irwin & James McConnaughey.
12. College Sports, John L. Fizel & Randall W. Bennett.
13. Public Policy in a Free Enterprise Economy, James W. Brock.
Author Bios
JAMES W. BROCK is Moeckel Professor of Economics at Miami University (Ohio). He is the author of a number of books and articles on industrial organization and public policy, and has testified before various congressional committees on antitrust issues.
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The tenth edition of this widely used casebook continues to offer an in-depth survey of contemporary American industries. The broadest possible range of market structures is illustrated through twelve case studies of specific industries, all written by leading authorities in their field. The text concludes with a balanced look at the role of public policy in a free enterprise economy.
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