Economics of social issues - SHARP; Grimes; Register (Boston : McGraw-Hill Irwin, 2008)
This book loyal following for the timely and impartial handling of current social issues that dominate today's news.Economic concepts, as explained by the authors, enable readers to understand and interpret contemporary issues.Revitalized in the eighteenth edition: An enhanced and more thorough treatment of the Production Possibilities model is provided in Chapter 1.Additionally, the authors eliminated individual and collective consumer theory in exchange for a more contemporary focus on public and private goods.Examples and application have been updated to reflect real-world change, and the text has been selectively streamlined for increased ease of reading.
Keywords: Economics; Social problems