Economics: Principles, Problems, and Policies (15th Edition)

Author: [USA] Michael McNutt / [USA] Bruce E. Buoy / Li Shaorong et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This is one of the most popular economics textbooks in the United States. The authors, through an accurate grasp of economic theory, connect theory and reality in an accessible way. Not only do they provide an accurate and comprehensive introduction to the basic theories of economics, but they also analyze and explain new issues emerging in the global economy today through theory, such as the famous market organizational capacity, the impact of oil prices, the beneficial side effects of the new economy, debt reduction and trade deficits, Taylor's monetary rule, the economics of crime, and wealth and its distribution. This book is a practical and theoretical economics principles textbook that is both in-depth and easy to understand, with over 12 million students worldwide using it to enter the world of economics. The book's distinctive feature lies in its comprehensiveness and accessibility. Each concept in economics is explained through text, tables, and graphics, supplemented by case studies for reinforcement. The authors present complex economic theories in simple language, laying a solid foundation for future studies. This book is suitable for students of economics and management as a textbook for economics principles, as well as for students in non-economics major colleges and universities. The book is accompanied by a wealth of teaching aids, including a teacher's manual, PowerPoint teaching slides, three sets of test banks with over 11,000 questions of varying difficulty, and online resource links for students, along with 50 mathematical annotations and answers to selected exercises (see the user guide and preface for details). Teachers using this book as a textbook are invited to contact us by phone or email to request free teaching materials.