Foundations of Economics

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Oxford University Press, 2007 - Business & Economics - 481 pages
Assuming no prior knowledge of economics, this exciting new text focuses on the basic principles of micro and macroeconomics, giving the reader the tools to analyse any economic situation. The book is filled with topical examples that bring the subject to life, helping to show the relevance of economics to real life situations such as why house prices are so high in the UK or the benefits of spending an extra hour on your assignment.
This book will give the reader a solid foundation in order to understand the business environment or it can serve as the building blocks for further study in economics and business. The content is broken into short bite sized units and the theory is illustrated throughout with topical examples and short case studies. There are a variety of pedagogical features throughout that allow readers to reflect on their learning and apply their understanding.
 

Contents

PART 1 Microeconomics
1
PART 2 Macroeconomics
243
Glossary of key terms
461
Useful websites
467
Index
470
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Andrew Gillespie is Head of Business Studies and Accounts at d'Overbroeck's College, Oxford, and a visiting lecturer at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford.

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