Microeconomics: 17th Edition

Author: (American) Paul Samuelson
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This timeless masterpiece of economics by Paul Samuelson, the contemporary economic giant and winner of the 1972 Nobel Prize in Economics, has been translated into over 40 languages since its publication in 1948. It has become the best-selling economics textbook in history. Described as a "landmark," "model," "classic," and "evergreen," its acclaim speaks for itself as a work of the finest quality. In the preface to the book, the author writes with pride: "In fact, many outstanding economists have told us that they relied on this Economics throughout their doctoral studies." For teachers and students with limited class time or a focus on macroeconomics, the author has slightly adjusted the content and published a shorter version titled Microeconomics. One of the secrets to the enduring success of Microeconomics over the past 50 years is that the author has consistently stayed at the forefront of the times. With each new edition released every three years, the book keeps pace with the times, incorporating the most outstanding contemporary economic ideas and the most exciting economic realities. Especially since the renowned economist Nordhaus joined as a contributor for the 14th edition, this classic masterpiece has been ensured to continue evolving with the times and remain evergreen. The translators have refined the manuscript through multiple rounds of revisions, incorporating feedback from various sources. An international peer review system has been introduced in the editing process, along with closer collaboration between editors and translators. Today, the translation before you has been unanimously praised by multiple authoritative scholars (reviewers) and is a superior translation worthy of your trust.