Economics For Everyone: Basic Economics - 2011 Edition.
College Professors: a free electronic copy of this book is available to all interested college professors and teachers. To request a free electronic copy please click on "Contact Us" or email the author at rcarmichaelco@hotmail.com
Economics For Everyone contains the latest economic data (2010), for gross domestic product, employment, money supply and the President's 2012 budget. The economic data in the book is from the Bureau of Economics Analysis, the Federal Reserve, the Department of Labor and the Presidents 2012 Budget. This book examines the evolution of economic thought and the historical events that have affected the economic growth of the world’s industrialized countries. The major theories of micro- and macroeconomics are discussed, but the primary emphasis is how these theories were developed and taught by those economists who invented them in the first place. The main purpose of the book is to see economics as a reflection of the world in which specific economic ideas have developed over time, to explain the basic theories of economics in easy-to-understand terms, and to provide a textbook for a one-semester course in economics for non-business majors.
Also, a 20 percent discount is available off the cover price. Just enter the discount code: Z9GXNQXC at checkout.
The book is also available in Amazon's Kindle format and the Barnes and Noble E-Nook reader. The price for the Kindle and E-Nook versions is only $4.95. The Kindle version is available at Amazon.com and the E-Nook version is available at BN.com.
An Instructor's manual is also available for this book. The instructor's manual is over 150 pages in length and includes chapter objectives, an outline of each chapter, and essay questions. To download a copy click on the link below
The purpose of the book can be summarized as follows:
To explain the basic theories of economics in easy to understand terms.
To examine the contributions of the economic scholars to events that shaped the history of economics, its evolving institutions and its' continuing debate over the role of government in business and the economy.
To provide a textbook for a one semester course in Economics.
To use the lessons of the past so that we can avoid repeating them in the future
The book is divided into four parts: Microeconomics, Classical Economics, Keynesian and Macroeconomics, and Money, Banking and the International economy. Below is a outline of the book's chapers:
Part I - Introduction to Microeconomics
1. The Economic Way of Thinking
2. Demand, Supply and Elasticity
3. Production and Costs
Part II - Classical Economics
4. The Roots of Political Economics
5. The French Connection
6. The Foundations of Classical Economics
7. Finance and Banking (1800-1913)
8. The Evolution of Classical Economics
9. The Industrial Revolution
10. NeoClassical Economics
11. The Roaring Twenties - Prosperity and Depression
Part III - Keynesian and Macroeconomics
12. Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal
13. Keynesian Economics
14. National Income Accounting and Forecasting
15. Inflation and Monetarism
16. Ronald Reagan and the 1980's
17. National Debt and International Trade Deficits
18. The Economics of Public Choice
19. Economic Growth and Employment
Part IV. Money, Banking and International Economics
20. Money, Banking and International Economics
21. The Battle of the Titans
22. The Twenty-First Century
So students and business people you can throw away your expensive and outdated economic textbooks and buy a book you will actually enjoy reading. Its user friendly, reasonable at only $4.95 for the electronic and Kindle versions and $19.95 for the paperback version copy.
To purchase an electronic copy of this book go to ebookomatic.com and enter Economics For Everyone in the seach field.
Economics For Everyone 2011 is available in paperback from Amazon.com and major book stores. To purchase a paperback copy from Amazon.com enter their web site and type Economcs For Everyone 2010 Edition - in the book search field. Select the book, add it to your cart and check out.
Price:
Electronic Versions: Purchased through ebookomatic.com
Economics for Everyone 2011 = $4.95. Kindle and E-Nook versions are $4.95 available from Amazon.com and BN.com
Paper Back Versions: Available at Amazon.com. Economics For Everyone: Basic Economics 2011 Edition = $19.95