Principles of Economics - Part 2

Author: (American) Gregory Mankiw
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book was the winning entry in a $1.4 million competition held by Dryden Press to select an economics textbook in the United States, and it is regarded as the "most encouraging economics textbook" in the Western world. The Economist wrote an article, stating that this book will replace Samuelson's Economics as the undisputed choice. The book was adopted as a teaching material by over 300 universities in the United States within just three months of its publication. Its English edition had a circulation of 200,000 copies in its first year of publication in 1998, making it the most successful first-edition economics textbook in the world.
This book was the winning entry in a $1.4 million competition held by Dryden Press to select an economics textbook in the United States, and it is regarded as the "most encouraging economics textbook" in the Western world. The Economist wrote an article, stating that this book will replace Samuelson's Economics as the undisputed choice. The book was adopted as a teaching material by over 300 universities in the United States within just three months of its publication. Its English edition had a circulation of 200,000 copies in its first year of publication in 1998, making it the most successful first-edition economics textbook in the world.

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