Microeconomics: resource allocation and price theory

By:

"Redman, Barbara J."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Connecticut; AVT Pub.; 1981Description: 294 : illISBN:

870553674

Subject(s):

Microeonomics

DDC classification:

338.5 RED

Summary: In this book we have tried to emphasize some of the principles of eco nomics which we consider essential to begin serious study of problems in the business world. The book is selective rather than encyclopedic in na ture with a belief that a student can best start serious study if he or she has a good grasp of microstatic economics from which to depart. Thus, most of the macroeconomic analysis which also is extremely important in a student's training is omitted from this volume.

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In this book we have tried to emphasize some of the principles of eco nomics which we consider essential to begin serious study of problems in the business world. The book is selective rather than encyclopedic in na ture with a belief that a student can best start serious study if he or she has a good grasp of microstatic economics from which to depart. Thus, most of the macroeconomic analysis which also is extremely important in a student's training is omitted from this volume.

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