Economics For Cape

Economics for CAPE has been developed to meet the requirements of the CAPE Economics syllabus. Written by experienced teachers and lecturers with senior examining roles, the course aims to equip students to explain economic phenomena with particular reference to Caribbean countries. The textbook also supports with ample preparation the examination. Self-assessment tasks in each chapter and specimen examination papers are provided, with answers included as an appendix.

Microeconomics
Methodology of Economics and Demand and Supply Analysis
Central problem of economics
Tools of economic analysis
Theory of consumer demand
Theory of supply
Market Structure and Market Failure
Market structure
Market failure
Distribution Theory and Applications of Recent Theoretical Developments
The theory of income distribution
Decision-making with incomplete information
Macroeconomics
Models of the Macroeconomy
The nature of macroeconomics
National income
Classical models of the macroeconomy
The consumption function, basic Keynesian models and investment
Macroeconomic Policy Analysis
Demand and supply of money
Monetary policy and fiscal policy
Public debt
Growth and Development and International Economic Relations
Growth and development
International trade
Economic integration
Balance of payments
Exchange rates
International institutions
Foreign direct investment and globalisation
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