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A numeraire is usually applied to a single good, which becomes the base value for the entire index or market. A downward sloping input demand curve per unit of output by the firm or the industry is a familiar construction that can be found in most microeconomics textbooks e. A numeraire approach treats price as a number of units of one asset needed for an acquisition of a unit of another asset instead of expressing prices in dollar terms exclusively. A global approach to economic life is therefore needed and with it a dynamic analysis of the economic process. Good economists must possess a rare combination of gifts. If you arent sure where to start or are looking for suggestions, this post will highlight some popular and important books.

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