Instead of simply defining terms, Microeconomics: A Contemporary Introduction, 4th ed., introduces economic concepts using real-world examples which students understand from experience. The book facilitates instructor flexibility by providing both traditional examples and contemporary cases making economic theories easily accessible, interesting and understandable.
In this Very Short Introduction Avinash Dixit clearly explains what microeconomics is by using examples from around the world.
A handy, fluff-free resource tool, our 3-panel (6-page) guide simplifies the world of microeconomics through the use of definitions, formulas and full-color tables and charts.
When it comes drawing on economic principles to explain current realities, there is no one readers trust more than Paul Krugman and Robin Wells.
Luckily, this friendly guide is here to make it manageable, whether you're studying the subject for class or putting it to real-world use.
This book is intended to be a comprehensive and standard textbook for undergraduate students of Microeconomics.
Now you can clearly illustrate the connections between key microeconomic principles and actual business practices with this book's reader-friendly approach, carefully integrated learning features, memorable examples, and unique global ...
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This edition's streamlined chapters focus on today's most important microeconomic theories and events as well as how they relate to practical situations.
Features included: • Pre-built Units for each chapter, curated by experienced educators, with media for that chapter organized and ready to assign or customize to suit your course. • All online resources for the text in one location, ...