Principles of macro economics

This introductory text to macroeconomics includes learning outcomes stated at the beginning of each chapter and self-assessment questions to monitor progress. The text has been designed to cover current syllabuses of the A Level examination boards.
Including explanations of the main issues in economics, such as monetarism, neo-classical theories, the IS/LM and Aggregate Demand Models, this extended and thoroughly revised text is suitable for A Level students, first year under-graduates and those studying for the examinations of professional bodies.
Key features include wide coverage of economic theory supplemented by relevant examples drawn from contemporary events; explanations of the main issues in economics, including monetarism, neo-classical theories, the IS/LM and Aggregate Demand Models; numbered paragraphs facilitate cross-referencing and grouping of subjects into manageable portions; extensive use of diagrams and charts; end-of-chapter self-assessment questions for monitoring progress; coverage of the Single European Market and development economics; a glossary of economic terms.