Economics (4th Edition) (Volumes 1 and 2)

Author: [British] John Sloman, translated by Guo Qingwang
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: John Sloman's Economics has undergone rigorous revisions across four editions, making the course exciting, relevant, and easy to understand. Its straightforward writing style, combined with the use of numerous examples to illustrate theoretical and practical issues, makes it highly engaging for students. It covers not only general economic theory but also advanced economic theory, benefiting both economics beginners and graduate students. This edition retains many of the popular features of previous versions while undergoing extensive revisions and updates to reflect changes in society and address current theoretical issues. Its main features are as follows:
● Key website URLs related to the content are highlighted in icons, and a comprehensive list of all URLs is compiled in the appendix for students to refer to the English version.
● Each chapter begins with a brief introduction and summary, helping students grasp the structure of the chapter and the relationships between headings.
● Sidebars are scattered throughout the book, providing case studies, biographies, institutional profiles, news, contemporary and historical theoretical debates, anecdotes, and challenging problems.
● Key terms are briefly explained at the end of each chapter, and a Glossary is provided at the back for quick reference.
● The book includes numerous examples from around the world.
● Self-assessment questions and review questions are provided at the end of each chapter.