Publisher's Synopsis
For undergraduate/graduate level courses in Business and Government, and courses in the departments of Economics, Political Science, and Public Administration.
This current and inclusive text discusses the role of government in American economy-covering such topics as antitrust laws, deregulation of communication, consumer protection, employment policy, and the roles of special interest groups. A look at international trading blocs, and America in a global economy, provides students with an understanding of the far reaching effects of government on the United States, and gives them a wealth of knowledge that will be of value in everyday life.
