Economics Explained

by Danny Myers (Author), Danny Myers (Author), Nancy Wall (Author), Peter Maunder (Author), Roger LeRoy Miller (Author)

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  Hardcover
  1997

  $3.25

  This third edition has completely new chapters covering environmental considerations and welfare issues. The existing content has been revised and updated to take account of topics of current interest such as the European Union, fiscal policy and competition, and changes to the A and As Level syllabuses on the compulsory core.

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  Paperback
  2000

  $3.25

  Authoritative, yet accessible to all, the revised and fully updated edition of this leading introductory textbook is essential reading for A-level economics students. The book is divided into five main sections: 1. Markets and Models Includes: economic systems, the price system, supply and demand. 2. Market Failure and Governments Inlcudes : government intervention in the economy, environmental and welfare issues, income distribution. 3. The National Economy (Introductory macroeconomics) Includes: national income accounting, aggregate supply and demand, money and financial institutions. 4. Microeconomic Theory Includes: consumer choice, pricing and output decisions, rent, interest and profits. 5. Economic Issues and Policies Includes: growth, competition, monetary policy and inflation, economic development.

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  Hardcover
  1987

  $3.25

  A two year coursebook, covering all topics in the various A-level examination syllabuses in five parts - introductory microeconomics, introductory macroeconomics, product markets, factor markets, economic policies and issues. Included in each chapter is at least one case study to help students apply what they have learnt; to appreciate economics in action; to become familiar with related literature and to prepare them for the stimulus questions in A-level examinations. This book also includes past papers from all examining boards for examination preparation and practice. Technical terms are highlighted in bold type and gathered, with other essential terms, in a special Dictionary of Economics at the back of the book.