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Engaging with contemporary macroeconomic policy, this text emphasizes its relevance to daily life through practical examples and updated mini-cases. Acclaimed economists Hall and Lieberman present core principles and current events in a clear manner, ensuring readers grasp essential theories. Streamlined chapters focus on significant macroeconomic issues, while insights from leading economists provide a solid foundation for various careers. This accessible approach makes complex concepts understandable and applicable to real-world situations.

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This is a no-nonsense principles book that emphasizes economic theory and applications. The book is a study tool for students and the pedagogical approach and in-text features were chosen to reinforce that theme. It provides students with a picture of economics as a unified discipline, a set of interrelated tools and ideas that can be used to look at the world in a different way, and the less-is-more approach has been carefully crafted in both content and supporting pedagogy to keep students focused on learning and applying the central ideas used in economic analysis. It teaches students how to use analytical processes in developing their own economic analysis skills. Hall/Lieberman's careful focus on core theoretical ideas, as well as their systematic application of theoretical tools to timely real-world questions, conveys the message that economics is an integrated, powerful body of knowledge that can be used to address domestic and global issues.

Lieberman/Hall is the first book designed specially for the one-semester Introduction to Economics course. In 22 chapters, it covers all of the core topics found in longer Principles books aimed at a full-year course. Introduction to Economics presents economics as a unified subject in which the macroeconomics chapters build on, and flow from, the macroeconomics chapters.