Microeconomics

By:

"Gwartney, James D."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Academic Press; 1977Description: 426pISBN:

123110602

Subject(s):

Microeconomics

DDC classification:

338.5 GWA

Summary: Economics is on the front page of our current day newspapers. Economic issues usually occupy the center stage of our political campaigns. Knowledge of economics is essential to the understanding of social problems such as poverty, discrimination, pollution, unemployment, and the power of special interest groups. Despite its importance, objectivity forces one to admit that economic literacy in the United States is low. The analysis of our political entrepreneurs, editorial writers, and news commentators often contains elementary economic fallacies. These fallacies usually go unnoticed and unchallenged. The purpose of this book is to help the reader develop sound economic reasoning.

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Economics is on the front page of our current day newspapers. Economic issues usually occupy the center stage of our political campaigns. Knowledge of economics is essential to the understanding of social problems such as poverty, discrimination, pollution, unemployment, and the power of special interest groups. Despite its importance, objectivity forces one to admit that economic literacy in the United States is low. The analysis of our political entrepreneurs, editorial writers, and news commentators often contains elementary economic fallacies. These fallacies usually go unnoticed and unchallenged. The purpose of this book is to help the reader develop sound economic reasoning.

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