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Author(s): Fox, Gerald T
ISBN(s): 9781606495339, 160649533X
Edition: First edition
File Details: PDF, 6.51 MB
Year: 2015
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 160649533X 

ISBN 13: 9781606495339

Author: Gerald T. Fox

This book is primarily aimed at business managers, professionals, students, and other interested individuals who would like to gain a greater understanding and appreciation of the political macro-economy. Our presentation, however, does not require a detailed knowledge of advanced macroeconomics. The book covers the main subjects of the political macro-economy, but it is primarily written for a non-academic audience, and has minimal emphasis upon abstract mathematics and overly complex theoretical models. In this book, we examine the interrelation between politics and macroeconomics. Political influences upon macroeconomic policy and performance, as well as the effect of the macro-economy upon various political pressures, are given thorough coverage. This information is useful for understanding and predicting the direction of macroeconomic policy and macroeconomic events. Understanding the political macroeconomic environment provides insights for making successful business decisions, effective personal-finance choices, and becoming a more informed voter. We focus upon the key macroeconomic measurements of real GDP, unemployment, interest rates, and inflation and examine congressional and presidential politics and policy in light of these macroeconomic forces. These macroeconomic issues themselves are examined in the context of mainstream theories and concepts, such as aggregate supply and demand, the expectational Phillips curve, and Okun s law.

Table of contents:

  1. Food intake : control, regulation, and the illusion of dysregulation / Mark I. Friedman
  2. The control of food intake and the regulation of body weight in humans / David A. Levitsky
  3. Appetitive and consummatory aspects of food intake in rodents / Neil E. Rowland and Clare M. Mathes
  4. Appetite and food intake : a human experimental perspective / Martin R. Yeomans and Emma J. Bertenshaw
  5. Motivation to eat : neural control and modulation / Dianne Figlewicz Latteman
  6. Human eating motivation in times of plenty : biological, environmental, and psychosocial influences / Michael R. Lowe, Miriam E. Bocarsly, and Angelo Del Parigi
  7. Orosensory control of feeding / Thomas R. Scott
  8. The role of orosensory factors in eating behavior as observed in humans / Didier Chapelot and Jeanine Louis-Sylvestre
  9. Gastrointestinal factors in appetite and food intake : animal research / Thomas A. Lutz and Nori Geary
  10. The role of the gastrointestinal tract in satiation, satiety, and food intake : evidence from research in humans / Harry P.F. Peters and David J. Mela
  11. Postabsorptive endocrine factors controlling food intake and regulation of body adiposity : animal research / Mihai Covasa
  12. Role of postabsorptive endocrine factors in human feeding and regulation of body adiposity / Karen L. Teff and Chirag Kapadia
  13. Gastrointestinal sensorineural function in the control of food intake / Gary J. Schwartz
  14. Conscious and unconscious regulation of feeding behaviors in humans : lessons from neuroimaging studies in normal weight and obese subjects / P. Antonio Tataranni and Nicola Pannacciulli
  15. Macronutrients : complexity of intake control / Pawel K. Olszewski and Allen S. Levine
  16. Macronutrients, feeding behavior, and weight control in humans / James Stubbs, Stephen Whybrow, and Nik Mazlan Mamat
  17. Mineral micronutrient status and food intake : studies with animal models / John Beard
  18. Mineral and food intake : a human perspective / Dorothy Teegarden and Carolyn Gunther.

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