Economic Learning Exercises (Third Edition)

Author: (USA) Gillette
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Stiglitz and Walsh's Economics Third Edition keeps pace with the times, starting from the new economy represented by computers and the internet, and making fine-tuned adjustments to the course content. This is an adjustment that further promotes a student-friendly style, as students familiar with computers and the internet are far more numerous than those familiar with cars, especially in China. Accompanying it is the Economics Study Guide, which carefully designs a large number of thought-provoking exercises, allowing readers to grasp the main concepts of microeconomics and macroeconomics while thinking about seemingly simple problems, and fully appreciate the subtle design of the exercises. The difficulty level is divided into three levels, with higher numbers indicating greater difficulty. Level 1 exercises primarily test students' memory of the textbook content, Level 2 exercises require students to apply textbook knowledge for some reflection, and Level 3 exercises focus on assessing students' analytical skills. Some of the exercises in this guide come from the online quizzes on the student textbook website, with about 15-25 exercises per chapter marked with an asterisk (), which can be found on the website www.wwnorton.com/stiglitzwalsh.