Introductory Economics

- Short one-concept chapters so that students can easily digest the material. However, the concepts are explained more fully than most competing texts - Clear, lucid style applied to logical, straightforward explanation of the material - There is a conscientious effort to integrate material between chapters. Module introductions, chapter introductions and summaries are used to link and integrate chapters - Flexibility. One-concept chapters make it easy for the instructor to select the desired material - There is one chapter each on demand, supply, equilibrium and elasticity. Other texts devote at most two chapters to this material - The production possibilities chapter provides a clear exposition which sharply contrasts with the cursory style of many other textbooks - An even balance between micro and macro - More end of the chapter questions as a result of more chapters. Most texts will only ask a question or two on demand before moving on to the next topic. We provide more questions per topicHoag, Arleen J. is the author of 'Introductory Economics ', published 2006 under ISBN 9789812568915 and ISBN 9812568913.