Workbook in Introductory Economics

Colin Harbury

in Elsevier Monographs from Elsevier, currently edited by Candice Janco

Abstract: Workbook in Introductory Economics, Third Edition, is designed to help readers learn and use economics, to aid in testing their level of understanding, and to improve their skills in answering multiple-choice and data-response questions. This workbook, unlike many others, is not written to ""accompany"" a particular text, but to be suitable for use with the standard ones on the market. The book begins with discussion of the subject of economics. This is followed by separate chapters on concepts such as supply and demand; production and distribution; national income; money, banking, and prices; international trade; and economic policy. Each chapter is divided into four main sections—textual summaries of the ground covered, questions and problems in economic analysis, questions and exercises on the U.K. economy, and essays. The book also includes a Reading Guide, which lists the major British standard general textbooks at an introductory level as well as one or two of the best-known American and a small number in special fields.

Keywords: supply; demand; production; distribution; national income; money; banking; trade; economic policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1982 Originally published 1982-01-01.
Edition: 3
ISBN: 978-0-08-027442-3
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