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With the recent global financial crisis moving economic commentary from the business report to the front page, the benefits of gaining adeeper understanding of the central ideas and theories of economics has never been so important, relevant, topical and exciting.  

 

If you want to start thinking about these events as an economist would, this is the book for you. Michael Parkin’s books are read by over a million students around the world, so you’ll be in safe hands as you learn how to explore difficult policy problems - and even to make more informed decisions in your own economic life.

 

This text will provide you with an undiluted presentation of economic principles and models covering the most important economic topics for a business or non-specialist student with the same rigour found in a specialist economics text.

 

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