Richard G. Lipsey Bücher

The 8th edition of this textbook is completely revised. The theory is fully illustrated with modern applied examples, drawn from international events. It features new material on modern theory, further applications sections illustrating the theory covered, more references to policy issues, and up-to-date coverage of the international institutional environment. In addition, the text has been designed to increase students' it uses colours to illustrate graphs and important points in the text; and makes full use of boxes and tables to provide associated material and case studies. Algebraic explanations are retained in the book, to provide for the more advanced student, but are restricted to appendices in order to enable all students to understand the intuitively-based explanations contained in the text.

This fully updated and revised text provides economics students with a comprehensive introduction to economics. It covers both macroeconomics and microeconomics and explains the principles of economics clearly. With a redesigned layout in full colour, the book is very accessible and is divided into distinct parts that cover: introduction to the market economy, consumers and producers, markets for inputs, market success and market failure, macroeconomics, growth and cycles, macro policy in a monetary economy and global economics issues. Traditionally, a book with a strong European and international focus, this edition has built on this strength and contains a variety of new international examples.

Designed for courses in Introductory Economics at Canadian universities and colleges. For 40 years, this reliable textbook by Ragan and Lipsey has provided students with a clear introduction to economics that is thorough, rigorous, and balanced. With this Study Edition, we have added meaningful Self-Study Questions with full explanations of the answers to enable students to strengthen their understanding of the material on their own.

An economic textbook that focuses on microeconomics, including the theory of the firm, consumers and markets, market structures, and the economics of business organizations. The book includes case studies and case examples which are essential for understanding the business context of economics.

Presents an introduction to economics. Meant for A-level candidates, this book offers priority to providing explanations of basic economic principles, with the aid of diagrams. It is also aimed at those preparing for the economics examinations of the major professional bodies, and for first year undergraduates without A-level economics.

Dismissing industrial policy because 'governments cannot pick winners' is counter-productive. This Element studying selected major innovations illustrates the fact that virtually all major new technologies have been developed by a synergetic cooperation between the public and the private sectors, each doing what it can do best.