Introductory Economics

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Introductory Economics, Sixth Edition
by Sanford D. Gordon and George G. Dawson
This book continues to provide a sound foundation in principles for the short course in economics. The new edition brings the text up to date through the economic changes of the mid-1980s.
The extensive teaching aids (learning objectives, introductions, point-by-point summaries, key terms and names, review questions, assignment problems) reflect the long tradition of Introductory Economics as the most effective teaching tool on the markét.
New to this edition are the following:
• Emphasis on international economics throughout the text reflects the growing importance of the world economy to Americans
• Complete revision to include new developments of the mid-1980s: the U.S. agricultural depression, tax reform, employee buyouts, indicative planning in Francé and Japan, and recent changes in the Chinese economy
• Expanded sections on deregulation and rational expectations theory
• More emphasis... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Introductory Economics, Sixth Edition
by Sanford D. Gordon and George G. Dawson
This book continues to provide a sound foundation in principles for the short course in economics. The new edition brings the text up to date through the economic changes of the mid-1980s.
The extensive teaching aids (learning objectives, introductions, point-by-point summaries, key terms and names, review questions, assignment problems) reflect the long tradition of Introductory Economics as the most effective teaching tool on the markét.
New to this edition are the following:
• Emphasis on international economics throughout the text reflects the growing importance of the world economy to Americans
• Complete revision to include new developments of the mid-1980s: the U.S. agricultural depression, tax reform, employee buyouts, indicative planning in Francé and Japan, and recent changes in the Chinese economy
• Expanded sections on deregulation and rational expectations theory
• More emphasis throughout on the special economic problems of consumers, women, minorities, and the "new poor"
• "Controversy in Our Times"-a new feature in many chapters, focusing on such issues as mergers and acquisitions, the economics of nuclear power, and the consequences of growing public debt
Introductory Economics is available in both paperback and hardback formats.
Alsó available:
Study Guide for Introductory Economics, by Philip P. Robbins and John A. Tribble (09121-9)
Instructor's Guide with Test Items for Introductory Economics,
by Sanford D. Gordon and George G. Dawson (09122-7) Vissza