Economics

by Richard G. Lipsey and Paul N. Courant

Book Overview

This 13th edition has been revised and updated to offer economics students an introduction to economics and its core principles. New case studies and themed boxed examples, in-depth explanations and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060439173
• ISBN13: 9780060439170
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Length: 992 Pages

Customer Reviews

Fast, good customer service

Seller: Item received before expected date, quick response from Customer Service when I asked to change shipping terms. Book received in excelletn conditions. Suggested. Item: good foundation text

A MUST read book for newbies

This is an introductory textbook and to be considered as a first book in economics. It starts at an elementary stage with full explanations of all major points of standard economic theory. The point-by-point summary at the end of each chapter reinforces the reader on the concept learnt. The captions and notes below each diagram are full and self-sufficient. It's better to have the study guide along side for more practice on economic thoughts into daily life.

The best book for a beginner

In this book (the twelfth edition) every economic subject is very well explained without difficult mathemayical concepts. People who like the mathematical approach can find something in the appendix. There are a lot of examples about real facts happened to real companies (Microsoft,...) or organization (OPEC...). The logic approach and the examples are very usefull for a beginner that first of all has to understand the main concepts rather than struggling in a difficult language or math.

A very beautiful book.

The authors have explained all principles with remarkable ease taking numerous to the point examples.