Microeconomics: A Contemporary Introduction (with Infotrac) [With Infotrac]

by William A. McEachern and William A. McEachern

Book Overview

Gain a strong understanding of microeconomic principles with hundreds of lively examples found in McEachern's MICROECONOMICS: A CONTEMPORARY INTRODUCTION, 11E. This book draws on what you already have... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0324288662
• ISBN13: 9780324288667
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: South Western Educational Publishing
• Length: 452 Pages
• Weight: 1.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.7" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

Clearly written, easy to understand, focus on concepts and examples.

I am comparing this textbook with Microeconomics 10th by Baumol/Blinder, Economics 18th by Mcconnell, and Economics 18th by Samuelson. Due to a less-than-stellar teacher, I studied off of several economics textbooks and found this one to be the easiest to understand in terms of basic concepts and key terms. McEachern is blessed with the ability to teach the material as if you are a layman, someone who hasn't studied Economics before. Whereas Mcconnell's text feels like reading a dictionary (extremely condensed liner notes and few examples), McEachern explains every concept clearly, then repeats it for very important concepts. Plenty of charts and graphs, with helpful side notes, exercises, and summaries. Although it ties in less real life current news like Baumol's does, it still gets the point across very clearly. But don't take it from me, try reading a sample of their chapter on Google books search. They have limited previews scanned online for free.

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