Part Ⅰ Economics（經(jīng)濟(jì)篇）
  Unit Ⅰ Ten Principles of Economics
    1 About How people Make Decisions
    2 About How the Economy Works as A Whole
    3 About How People Interact
  Unit Ⅱ Macroeconomics
    Section 1
    1 Economic Growth
      1.1 Short-term stabilization and long-term growth
      1.2 Theories on economic growth
      1.3 Positive effects of economic growth
      1.4 Negative effects of economic growth
    Section 2
    2 The Business Cycle
      2.1 History
      2.2 Identifying
      2.3 Explaining
      2.4 Mitigating
      Section 3
    3 Macroeconomic Policies
      3.1 Fiscal policy
      3.2 monetary policy
  Unit Ⅲ Microeconomics
    Section 1（1～6）
    1 Overview
    2 Production and Markets
    3 Specialization and Comparative Advantages
    4 Supply and Demand
      5 Elasticity and Its Applications
      5.1 Specific elasticities
      5.2 Applications
    6 Game Theory
      6.1 introduction
      6.2 Types of games
      6.3 Application to economics and business
    Section 2（7～12）
    7 Market Failure
      8 Firms and Their Modes of Operation
    9 Opportunity Cost
    10 Labor Economics
      10.1 Notions
      10.2 Demand
      10.3 Supply
      10.4 Equilibrium
    11 Consumer Choice
    12 Applied Microeconomics
  Unit Ⅳ International Economics
    1 International Trade
    2 International Finance
      2.1 Scope and methodology
      2.2 Exchange rates and capital mobility
      2.3 Policies and Institutions
      2.4 International financial stability
    3 Migration
    4 Globalisation
Part Ⅱ The US Marker Economy（美國篇）
  Unit Ⅴ The Way the U.S. Market Economy Operates
    1 A Pure Capitalist Economy?
    2 Basic Ingredients of the U.S. Economy
    3 A Mixed Economy: The Role of the Market
    4 Government's Role in the Economy
    5 Poverty and Inequality
    6 The Growth of Government
  Unit Ⅵ A Brief History of the U.S. Market Economy
    1 The Early Years of the United States
    2 Colonization
    3 The New Nation's Economy
    4 Movement South and Westward
    5 Industrial Growth
    6 Inventions, Development, and Tycoons
    7 Government Involvement
    8 The Postwar Economy: 1945～1960
    9 Years of Change: The 1960s and 1970s
    10 The Economy in the 1980s
    11 The 1990s and Beyond
    12 Global Economic Integration
  Unit Ⅶ Businesses in the U.S. Market Economy
    1 The history of business development
    2 Small business
      2.1 The sole proprietor
      2.2 The Business partnership
      2.3 Franchising and chain stores
    3 Corporations
      3.1 Ownership of corporations
      3.2 How corporations raise capital
      3.3 Monopolies, mergers, and restructuring
  Unit Ⅷ Capital Markets Of The United States
    1 Introduction to Capital Markets
    2 The Stock Exchanges
    3 A Nation of Investors
    4 How Stock Prices are Determined
    5 Market Strategies
    6 Commodities and Other Futures
    7 The Regulators
    8 “Black Monday” and the Long Bull Market
Part Ⅲ The World Trade Organization（世貿(mào)篇）
  Unit Ⅸ Basics of the World Trade Organization
    1 What is the World Trade Organization?
      1.1 Three main purposes
      1.2 A few years old, but not so young
    2 Principles of the Trading System
      2.1 Trade without discrimination
      2.2 Freer trade gradually, through negotiation
      2.3 Predictability through binding
      2.4 Promoting fair competition
      2.5 Encouraging development and economic reform
    3 The Case for Open Trade
    4 Roots from Havana to Marrakesh
      4.1 GATT ‘provisional' for almost half a century
      4.2 The Tokyo Round a first try to reform the system
      4.3 Did GATT succeed?
      4.4 Trade Rounds progress by package
    5 The Uruguay Round
    6 The WTO and GATT—are they the same?
  Unit Ⅹ The Dispute Settlement Mechanism
    1 Overview
      1.1 “The WTO's most individual contribution”
      1.2 Principles equitable, fast, effective, mutually acceptable
      1.3 How long to settle a dispute?
      1.4 How are disputes settled?
      1.5 Appeals
      1.6 The case has been decided what next?
    2 The Panel Process Flow Chart
    3 Case Study: the Timetable in Practice
  Unit Ⅺ The Anti-Dumping Agreement
    1 Introduction
      1.1 Dumping in the GATT/WTO
      1.2 The UR Agreement
    2 Determination of Dumping
      2.1 Determination of normal value
      2.2 Determination of export price
      2.3 Fair comparison of normal value and export price
      2.4 Calculation of dumping margins and duty assessment
    3 Determination of Injury and Casual Link
      3.1 Like product
      3.2 Domestic industry
      3.3 Injury
      3.4 Elements of analysis
    4 Procedural Requirements
      4.1 Investigation
      4.2 Provisional measures and price undertakings
      4.3 Collection of duties
      4.4 Review and public notice
《用英語學(xué)經(jīng)貿(mào)》參考答案