This concise and intuative text is designed to give the student a feel for economic institutions and a sense of perspective in dealing with unsolved economic problems. The argument is essentially nonmathematical, but for those who use a more mathematical approach, calculus is included in the footnotes. It also bridges some of the differences between micro and macroeconomics.
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This concise and intuative text is designed to give the student a feel for economic institutions and a sense of perspective in dealing with unsolved economic problems. The argument is essentially nonmathematical, but for those who use a more mathematical approach, calculus is included in the footnotes. It also bridges some of the differences between micro and macroeconomics.
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