Essentials of Economics

by Bradley Schiller

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0070562954
• ISBN13: 9780070562950
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Inc.,US
• Length: 416 Pages
• Weight: 1.21 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Author is good at explaining tough Economic principles

I'm new to Economics and have done very well in the class so far because the book does such a good job explaining complex economic principles. My Professor follows the book exactly. He even uses the slides provided by the publisher. The student section the publisher provides is awesome too. It has flashcards, practice tests, powerpoint slides, etc.

Outstanding Textbook

This is one of the clearest--and certainly the most interesting--college textbooks I've ever had! I'm an older student returning to school and had to take econ as a prerequisite for an MBA program. I wasn't looking forward to it--tried it once in college years ago and dropped it because both book and class were so boring! I love this class (online, so no professor even!) and look forward to doing the reading each week. My school uses a "customized" version with with only about 2/3 of the chapters, and I'm buying the entire book so I can read the rest of it. Highly recommended!

Economics

This is a great book for Beginners in Economics. It has side notes and just about everything is explained very well. Perfect for the Econ101 Course.

Definitely an "Essential" Guide to Learning Economics

This textbook is an excellent book to review the essential concepts of economics. It will give you a solid foundation to do well in your graduate economics course.

Wonderful

I don't study Economics in college but i have loved this topic since high school. I was looking for a book that enriches my knowledge to Economics without much complexity. This book was exactly like i wanted. It has a very easy approach to many aspects of Economics so that the reader can be comfortable with both easy and advanced topics in microeconomics and macroeconomics.