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MESOECONOMICS: A MICRO-MACRO ANALYSIS
This is a major, original contribution to economic science, which presents a new vision of economic theory.
Yew-Kwang Ng develops a representative-firm analysis which incorporates elements of micro, macro and general equilibrium while avoiding the disadvantages of these methods. He sheds new light on the effects of economy or industry-wide changes in demand and costs on the average price and aggregate output. This has specific relevance to unemployment, inflation, incomes policies and industrial economics.
The book concentrates on the microeconomics of a representative firm, but takes account of the effects of macroeconomic variables (aggregate demand, aggregate output, the price level) on the demand and cost functions of the firm. This innovative method avoids the fully general equilibrium analysis and retains definite qualitative and even quantitative comparative static results largely lost in a fully general equilibrium analysis. Ng avoids the neglect of aggregate demand and inter-action with other sectors by partial equilibrium microeconomics and the neglect of microeconomic foundation and non-perfect competition by traditional macroeconomics.
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